Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: Upper Klamath River Tributary Post Dam Removal Salmonid Restoration Recipient: Yurok Tribe Recommended Federal Funding : $18,000,000 Summary: the Yurok Tribe Will Restore Habitat in Several Tributaries of the Upper Klamath Basin That Were Identified as Priorities in the Klamath Reservoir Reach Restoration Plan. This Work Will Include Restoring Floodplain Habitat, Improving Fish Passage, Enhancing Side Channel Habitat, and Creating New Instream Habitat Features. Restoration Will Occur in Key Tributaries That Have Been Cut Off to Anadromous Fish for More Than 100 Years.
Committed
$18.0 Million
Paid out
$1.6M
9%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.4M
91%
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