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Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
This Agreement Will Protect Threatened Bull Trout Within a Portion of Gold Creek. Specific Activities Include Restoring Approximately 2 Miles of the Main Channel of Gold Creek, Using Engineered Logjams and Other Constructed Features (approximately 293), Installing Individual Logs and Root Wads (approximately 919), and Large Boulders (approximately 1040); and Creating 25 Acres of Side Channels Which Would Increase the Area of Riparian Reserves by Over 13 Acres. Material Excavated From the New Side Channels Would Be Used to Create 2.9 Acres of Inset Floodplains. Channel Dewatering Would Be Reduced by Restoring a 22.4-ACRE Gravel Borrow Pit (gold Creek Pond) to a More Natural Mosaic of Forested Wetlands, Emergent Wetlands, and Open Water. Restoration Activities Will Also Include Planting Approximately 131,280 Plants and Seedlings and 880 Seed Mats.
Committed
$100,000
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