Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Lower Eel River Wetlands Acquisition Project Seeks to Permanently Protect 237 Acres of Wetlands and Uplands Through Fee Simple Purchase of the Project Area. the Property Provides Critical Habitat for Listed Species and an Opportunity for Appropriate Public Access and Environmental Education. the Project Will Preserve Cottonwood Gallery Forest and Instream Habitat for Listed Species and Will Manage Access to Reduce Inappropriate Uses and Provide Environmental Education. This Acquisition Is a Critical Step to Facilitate Future Restoration and Enhancement of Critical Riparian Forest and Instream Habitat in the Project Area and Adjacent Properties. It Also Will Facilitate Appropriate Public Access and Development of a Park on the Uplands Portion of the Property.
Committed
$1.0 Million
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