Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

The Smith River Alliance, Inc

The Project Will Remediate a Fish Passage Barrier on Tryon Creek, a Tributary to Yontocket Slough and the Smith River Estuary. the Project Will Restore Access to 1.3 Miles of Habitat Upstream of This Crossing. the Existing 7 by 4.5 Corrugated Metal Pipe Culvert Will Be Upgraded to a Prefabricated Bridge That Meets All Fish Passage Requirements. in Addition to Fish Passage Improvement, the Project Will Improve Floodplain Connectivity and Reduce Potential Fish Stranding, Enhance Riparian Habitat and Provide Seasonal Livestock Exclusion. Barriers to Fish Passage Are Listed as a High Threat to the Juvenile and Smolt Life Stages for Coho Salmon in the Smith River (NMFS 2014). Removing Barriers Is Identified as One of the Highest Priority Recovery Actions for the Smith River Coho Salmon Population (CDFW 2004, NMFS 2014).

Committed

$143,505

Paid out
$128.4K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$15.1K
10%

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