The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) for a cooperative agreement aimed at upgrading the Tanana Flats Training Area winter trail at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. With an estimated total funding of $5,876,306, this initiative supports the 11th Airborne Division and aims to enhance military training capabilities while ensuring environmentally sustainable practices. Key objectives include improving surface stability, managing vegetation, and rehabilitating sensitive areas to mitigate erosion impacts. The project encompasses tasks such as trail repair, soil and wetland enhancement, and habitat management, with emphasis on adhering to environmental regulations and the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan. Eligible applicants may include state and local governments, Indian tribes, and non-governmental organizations, with applications due by July 7, 2025. A successful applicant will demonstrate technical proficiency, past performance in similar projects, and a clear approach towards achieving the stated goals. The cooperative agreement's implementation will enhance military training while safeguarding natural resources, showcasing the Army’s commitment to sustainable range management practices.