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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The California State Coastal Conservancy Will Be Awarded $7M to Complete the Final Downstream Phase of Work in Prairie Creek, a Priority Stream in Humboldt County. the Project Will Restore Much-needed Floodplain Rearing Habitat for Juvenile Salmonids. Together, the Downstream and Upstream Efforts Will Elevate the Habitat to Be a Salmonid Stronghold. This Project Builds on Several Years of Continuous Effort and Magnifies the Total Project Impact by Restoring and Enhancing Streams, Wetlands, Riparian Habitat, and Connecting to a New Channel Constructed During the Previous Phase. This Project Will Also Identify Future Floodplain Reconnection Opportunities and Develop Conceptual Designs for the Top Three. the Work Will Support Recovery of Key Salmon Species and Will Provide an Opportunity for the Yurok Tribe to Implement Restoration Efforts on Their Ancestral Lands. Restoration Will Strengthen the Resilience of Both Salmon and Local Communities to Climate Change by Helping Maintain Cool ST
Committed
$7.0 Million
Paid out
$6.6M
94%
Committed, not yet paid
$392.5K
6%
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