Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Goals of the Gold Creek Restoration Project Are to Restore Natural Flow and Improve Instream Habitat Complexity for Bull Trout. Specifically, the Objectives Are: (1) Fill Two Gravel Pits, Gold and Helis Pond, to Eliminate the Siphon Effect That Pulls Water Away From Gold Creek, and (2) Restore the Geomorphology of Lower Gold Creek (river Miles 1-3) by Installing Over 1,000 Logs and Wood Structures to Improve Bull Trout Holding, Spawning, and Rearing Habitat. This Funding Opportunity Will Partially Fund the Permitting and Designs for the Gold Creek Restoration Project.
Committed
$68,000
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