Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District

Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District Will Be Awarded $8.4M to Lead Wetland and Floodplain Restoration at Seven Sites in Two High-priority Tributaries in the Lower Russian River Watershed. These Efforts Will Significantly Improve Connectivity Between Streams and Their Floodplains, Restore and Reconnect Wetlands, and Remove Barriers to Fish Migration. the Work Will Advance Recovery Efforts for Endangered Species Act-listed Central California Coast Coho Salmon, a Noaa Species in the Spotlight, by Enhancing Stream Connectivity, Improving Wetlands, and Removing Stream Barriers. the Work Will Also Help Reduce Flooding in Surrounding Communities, Which Have Become More Frequently Inundated as the Region's Precipitation Comes in Larger, Less Predictable Storm Events.

Committed

$8.5 Million

Paid out
$2.9M
35%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.5M
65%

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Source

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