Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District

This Project Is to Conduct a Second Round of Marsh Sandwort Out Planting at Los Osos Creek Wetland Restoration Site to Augment the Initial Efforts. the Goal of the Project Is to Establish a Self Sustaining Population at This Location That Can Ultimately Expand and Proliferate Throughout the Watershed. the Mouth of Los Osos Creek Outlets Into Morro Bay North of the Occurrence at the Sweet Springs Nature Preserve and Outlets Into Morro Bay. Efforts Will Increase the Species Resiliency and Redundancy in Northern San Luis Obispo County for Recovery. to Expand Marsh Sandworts Range to Northern San Luis Obispo County Throughout Coastal Streams and Eventually Up the Entire Coast to Have Occurrences Between Established Between San Luis Obispo and Marin Counties Where the Golden Gate National Refuge Area Out Planted Population Occurs.

Committed

$6,764

Paid out
$5.8K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$995
15%

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