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Cooperative Agreement F19AC00760
Award Date
10/1/19
Completion Date
5/19/25
Dollars Obligated
$72K
Overview
Activity
3
Transactions
3
Subawards
Funding Federal Agency
DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 8
Awarding Federal Agency
DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters Region 9
Awardee
Stewart Reid (VKEHK4JSFFV6)
Federal Grant Program
15.608
Assistance Type
Cooperative Agreement
Place of Performance
California, USA
Description
Update #1
CONSERVATION OF PACIFIC LAMPREY IN CALIFORNIA
Posted 9/5/19, 12:00 AM
Mod #
Description
Reason For Modification
Federal Obligation
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AWARD PURPOSE AND INTENDED BENEFICIARIESPACIFIC LAMPREY ARE THE SOLE FOCUS OF THE PROJECT AND THEY WILL DIRECTLY BENEFIT BY INCREASED ACCESS TO APPROXIMATELY 30% OF THE SCOTT WATERSHED INCLUDING 32 KM OF PACIFIC LAMPREY HABITAT IN STREAMS OF 3RD ORDER OR HIGHER. THE PRIMARY GOAL IS TO REMEDIATE THE YOUNGS DAM LAMPREY PASSAGE BARRIER ON THE SCOTT RIVER SISKIYOU CO. CA AS SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED IN THE REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR MEASURES TO CONSERVE PACIFIC LAMPREY ENTOSPHENUS TRIDENTATUS CALIFORNIA NORTH COAST REGIONAL MANAGEMENT UNIT. ADDITIONAL GENERAL GOALS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED IN THE PROJECT INCLUDE HABITAT AND DISTRIBUTION SURVEYS AS WELL AS PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER EDUCATION. THE SCOTT RIVER HAS SUFFERED EXTENSIVE GEOMORPHIC DEGRADATION A LIMITING FACTOR IDENTIFIED IN THE PLCI REGIONAL PLAN AND THE HABITAT EVALUATION UNDERTAKEN DURING THE PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AREAS FOR FUTURE LAMPREY RESTORATION EFFORTS THEREBY INCREASING THE IMPACT OF IMPROVED ACCESS. THE PROJECT WILL SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE OF EFFECTIVE LOW COST LOW IMPACT LAMPREY PASSAGE IMPROVEMENT AT EXISTING IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE AS WELL AS MODELING WORKING WITH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF LAMPREY IN A WORKING LANDSCAPE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED AND EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMESDELIVERABLES ARE1 REMEDIATION OF THE IDENTIFIED PASSAGE BARRIER AT YOUNGS DAM 2 SURVEYS FOR LAMPREY ABOVE YOUNGS DAM ON THE MAINSTEM EAST FORK AND SOUTH FORK SCOTT RIVER AS LANDOWNER ACCESS ALLOWS 3 AT LEAST TWO SCOTT VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT OWNERS OF YOUNGS DAM STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS 4 A PRESENTATION ABOUT THE PROJECT AT THE SCOTT WATERSHED INFORMATIONAL FORUM SWIF WHICH ANNUALLY HAS HAD APPROXIMATELY 75100 LOCAL AND REGIONAL STAKEHOLDER ATTENDEES 5 A PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE REPORT ON THE PROJECT AND THE PROJECT FINDINGS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIESN A
$0
8/5/24
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AWARD PURPOSE AND INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PACIFIC LAMPREY ARE THE SOLE FOCUS OF THE PROJECT, AND THEY WILL DIRECTLY BENEFIT BY INCREASED ACCESS TO APPROXIMATELY 30 OF THE SCOTT WATERSHED, INCLUDING 32 KM OF PACIFIC LAMPREY HABITAT IN STREAMS OF 3RD ORDER OR HIGHER. THE PRIMARY GOAL IS TO REMEDIATE THE YOUNGS DAM LAMPREY PASSAGE BARRIER ON THE SCOTT RIVER (SISKIYOU CO. CA) AS SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED IN THE REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR MEASURES TO CONSERVE PACIFIC LAMPREY (ENTOSPHENUS TRIDENTATUS), CALIFORNIA - NORTH COAST REGIONAL MANAGEMENT UNIT. ADDITIONAL GENERAL GOALS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED IN THE PROJECT INCLUDE HABITAT AND DISTRIBUTION SURVEYS, AS WELL AS PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER EDUCATION. THE SCOTT RIVER HAS SUFFERED EXTENSIVE GEOMORPHIC DEGRADATION, A LIMITING FACTOR IDENTIFIED IN THE PLCI REGIONAL PLAN, AND THE HABITAT EVALUATION UNDERTAKEN DURING THE PROJECT WILL IDENTIFY AREAS FOR FUTURE LAMPREY RESTORATION EFFORTS, THEREBY INCREASING THE IMPACT OF IMPROVED ACCESS. THE PROJECT WILL SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE OF EFFECTIVE, LOW COST, LOW IMPACT LAMPREY PASSAGE IMPROVEMENT AT EXISTING IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE, AS WELL AS MODELING WORKING WITH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF LAMPREY IN A WORKING LANDSCAPE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED AND EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: DELIVERABLES ARE: 1) REMEDIATION OF THE IDENTIFIED PASSAGE BARRIER AT YOUNGS DAM 2) SURVEYS FOR LAMPREY ABOVE YOUNGS DAM ON THE MAINSTEM, EAST FORK AND SOUTH FORK SCOTT RIVER AS LANDOWNER ACCESS ALLOWS 3) AT LEAST TWO SCOTT VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT (OWNERS OF YOUNGS DAM) STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS 4) A PRESENTATION ABOUT THE PROJECT AT THE SCOTT WATERSHED INFORMATIONAL FORUM (SWIF) WHICH ANNUALLY HAS HAD APPROXIMATELY 75-100 LOCAL AND REGIONAL STAKEHOLDER ATTENDEES 5) A PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE REPORT ON THE PROJECT AND THE PROJECT FINDINGS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: N A
$21.6k
7/12/23
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CONSERVATION OF PACIFIC LAMPREY IN CALIFORNIA
$50.0k
9/5/19