Project abstract for task agreement under master cooperative agreement P19AC00829 between the united states department of the interior, national park service and golden gate national parks…

This Cooperative Agreement award of $103,000.00 from the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service under the National Park Service Conservation, Protection, Outreach, and Education program (CFDA 15.954) supports inventory, monitoring, and management activities for rare, threatened, and endangered fish and wildlife resources and their habitats within the Redwood Creek watershed at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

The award will enable the National Park Service to work with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, a non-profit organization, to better understand and manage critical natural resources within the Redwood Creek watershed. Key project activities include inventory, monitoring, and management of rare, threatened, and endangered fish and wildlife and their physical resources. This collaborative effort builds on the longstanding partnership between the National Park Service and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy in sharing data, conducting monitoring and evaluations of natural resource issues, and jointly managing activities within the Redwood Creek watershed. The award period is from September 30, 2024 to September 29, 2029.

Project abstract for task agreement under master cooperative agreement P19AC00829 between the united states department of the interior, national park service and golden gate national parks conservancytitle: redwood creek vital signs 3.0 - inventory, monitoring, and management of rare, threatened and endangered fish and wildlife and their physical resources within the redwood creek watershedassistance listing 15.954- national park service conservation, protection, outreach, and educationthrough this task agreement, the national park service will work with the golden gate national parks conservancy, a non-profit, to better understand and manage critical natural resources within the redwood creek watershed. The golden gate national recreation area and the golden gate national parks conservancy have a substantial history of sharing data and conducting monitoring and evaluations of natural resource issues, as well as joint management activities within the redwood creek watershed. This project specifically will provide inventory, monitoring, and management activities for rare, threatened, and endangered fish and wildlife resources and their habitats within the redwood creek watershed. Many of the key vital signs for this project were identified as high priority needs in the redwood creek watershed assessment at golden gate national recreation area.