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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Gold Creek Is Designated as Critical Habitat, Yet Seasonal Dewatering Creates a Fish Passage Barrier for Esa-listed Bull Trout for Spawning Adults and Strands Juveniles in Disconnected Pools. the Gold Creek Restoration Project Will Decrease the Extent and Duration of Seasonal Dewatering in Gold Creek and Provide More Complex Habitat by Restoring the Aquatic Connectivity of the Lower Gold Creek Valley. the Objectives of the Project Are to: 1) Increase Duration of Stream Flow by Restoring the Borrow Pits to Riparian and Forested Wetland, Totaling 30 Acres. 2) Restore 2.5-MILES of Instream Fish Habitat by Installing 141 Large Wood Structures Within the Streambed and the Adjacent Floodplain. 3) Recharge Groundwater Aquifers by Removing a 0.25-MILE-LONG Levee, Reconstructing 8 Side Channels Totaling 1.4 Miles, and Reconnecting 245 Acres of Floodplain. 4) Restore 47 Acres of Riparian and Forested Wetland Habitat With Native Vegetation.
Committed
$5.0 Million
Paid out
$487.2K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.5M
90%
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