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We recommend that all applicants review the NEW applicant tutorial videos before entering the online grant system due to an update to the Applicant Dashboard. Foothills Conservancy of NC’s (FCNC) mission is to permanently protect land and water resources. “While it might be challenging to wrap one’s mind around permanence, that is what we have to plan for,” said Executive Director Andrew Kota.
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