Not listed
THE IMPERIAL WILDLIFE AREA (IWA) IS A 7,929 ACRE FACILITY LOCATED IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAAND MANAGED BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THE IWA IS A COMPLEX OF THREE DIFFERENTWILDLIFE AREAS THE WISTER UNIT, FINNEY RAMER UNIT AND THE HAZARD UNIT. THE HAZARD UNIT, WHILE OWNED BY THE CDFW,IS MANAGED BY THE SONY BONO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND IS NOT PART OF THIS GRANT.IWA WAS FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1954, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERFOWL HABITAT, HELP ALLEVIATE CROP DEPREDATIONS ANDTO PROVIDE PUBLIC HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES.THE SAN JACINTO WILDLIFE AREA (SJWA) IS COMPRISED OF TWO SEPARATE UNITS, THE DAVIS UNIT AND POTRERO CANYON UNIT,BOTH MANAGED BY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THESE AREAS ARE JUST NORTH OF THE SMALLCOMMUNITY OF LAKEVIEW IN WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY. WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, AS PART OF THE INLAND EMPIRE OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS PERHAPS THE MOST RAPIDLY URBANIZING AREA WITHIN THE STATE. SJWA IS WITHIN A TWO HOUR DRIVEFROM MORE THAN 10 MILLION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS. THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE 19,100 ACRE STATE WILDLIFE AREA ISCONTIGUOUS WITH THE 8,300 ACRE LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA. THIS PROVIDES A COMBINED HABITAT AREA ANDMULTIPLE PUBLIC USE ATTRACTION.THE SJWA WAS ESTABLISHED AS PART OF THE MITIGATION PACKAGE DEVELOPED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT LOSSES RESULTING FROMCONSTRUCTION OF THE STATE WATER PROJECT. INITIAL LAND ACQUISITIONS FOR SJWA WERE COMPLETED DURING THE PERIOD OF1981 82. SINCE THAT TIME, THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BOARD (WCB) HAS CONTINUED TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES,INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF THE 9,100 ACRE POTRERO UNIT OCCURRING IN 2003.MUCH OF SJWA IS WITHIN THE FLOODPLAIN OF THE SAN JACINTO RIVER. MAJOR WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT GOALS FOR SJWA INCLUDERESTORATION OF HISTORIC FRESHWATER WETLAND AND RIPARIAN HABITAT VALUES. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERMANENT AND SEASONALWETLANDS CURRENTLY TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 950 MANAGED ACRES. IN 1990, WCB IN CONJUNCTION WITH EASTERN MUNICIPALWATER DISTRICT COMPLETED A 36 INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE TO DELIVER UP TO 4,500 ACRE FEET YEAR OF RECLAIMED WATER TOTHE AREA. THIS RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE WATER SOURCE IS BEING UTILIZED FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT. THECDFW CURRENTLY PURCHASES WATER AT 54.00 PER ACRE FOOT. THE COST OF WATER IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE MORE THAN TWOFOLDIN THE NEAR FUTURE. MORE THAN EIGHT MILES OF THE HISTORIC SAN JACINTO RIVERBED, PREVIOUSLY IMPACTED BY FLOODCONTROL DIVERSIONS, HAVE BEEN RESTORED. THE AREA ALSO SUPPORTS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF HISTORICAL FARMLAND ANDRIVERSIDEAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB. CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL HABITAT TO UPLAND HABITAT IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
$0 2/6/23 Not listed
THE IMPERIAL WILDLIFE AREA (IWA) IS A 7,929 ACRE FACILITY LOCATED IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAAND MANAGED BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THE IWA IS A COMPLEX OF THREE DIFFERENTWILDLIFE AREAS THE WISTER UNIT, FINNEY RAMER UNIT AND THE HAZARD UNIT. THE HAZARD UNIT, WHILE OWNED BY THE CDFW,IS MANAGED BY THE SONY BONO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND IS NOT PART OF THIS GRANT.IWA WAS FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1954, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERFOWL HABITAT, HELP ALLEVIATE CROP DEPREDATIONS ANDTO PROVIDE PUBLIC HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES.THE SAN JACINTO WILDLIFE AREA (SJWA) IS COMPRISED OF TWO SEPARATE UNITS, THE DAVIS UNIT AND POTRERO CANYON UNIT,BOTH MANAGED BY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THESE AREAS ARE JUST NORTH OF THE SMALLCOMMUNITY OF LAKEVIEW IN WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY. WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, AS PART OF THE INLAND EMPIRE OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS PERHAPS THE MOST RAPIDLY URBANIZING AREA WITHIN THE STATE. SJWA IS WITHIN A TWO HOUR DRIVEFROM MORE THAN 10 MILLION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS. THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE 19,100 ACRE STATE WILDLIFE AREA ISCONTIGUOUS WITH THE 8,300 ACRE LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA. THIS PROVIDES A COMBINED HABITAT AREA ANDMULTIPLE PUBLIC USE ATTRACTION.THE SJWA WAS ESTABLISHED AS PART OF THE MITIGATION PACKAGE DEVELOPED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT LOSSES RESULTING FROMCONSTRUCTION OF THE STATE WATER PROJECT. INITIAL LAND ACQUISITIONS FOR SJWA WERE COMPLETED DURING THE PERIOD OF1981 82. SINCE THAT TIME, THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BOARD (WCB) HAS CONTINUED TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES,INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF THE 9,100 ACRE POTRERO UNIT OCCURRING IN 2003.MUCH OF SJWA IS WITHIN THE FLOODPLAIN OF THE SAN JACINTO RIVER. MAJOR WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT GOALS FOR SJWA INCLUDERESTORATION OF HISTORIC FRESHWATER WETLAND AND RIPARIAN HABITAT VALUES. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERMANENT AND SEASONALWETLANDS CURRENTLY TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 950 MANAGED ACRES. IN 1990, WCB IN CONJUNCTION WITH EASTERN MUNICIPALWATER DISTRICT COMPLETED A 36 INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE TO DELIVER UP TO 4,500 ACRE FEET YEAR OF RECLAIMED WATER TOTHE AREA. THIS RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE WATER SOURCE IS BEING UTILIZED FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT. THECDFW CURRENTLY PURCHASES WATER AT 54.00 PER ACRE FOOT. THE COST OF WATER IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE MORE THAN TWOFOLDIN THE NEAR FUTURE. MORE THAN EIGHT MILES OF THE HISTORIC SAN JACINTO RIVERBED, PREVIOUSLY IMPACTED BY FLOODCONTROL DIVERSIONS, HAVE BEEN RESTORED. THE AREA ALSO SUPPORTS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF HISTORICAL FARMLAND ANDRIVERSIDEAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB. CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL HABITAT TO UPLAND HABITAT IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
($135k) 1/26/23 Not listed
THE IMPERIAL WILDLIFE AREA (IWA) IS A 7,929 ACRE FACILITY LOCATED IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAAND MANAGED BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THE IWA IS A COMPLEX OF THREE DIFFERENTWILDLIFE AREAS THE WISTER UNIT, FINNEY RAMER UNIT AND THE HAZARD UNIT. THE HAZARD UNIT, WHILE OWNED BY THE CDFW,IS MANAGED BY THE SONY BONO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND IS NOT PART OF THIS GRANT.IWA WAS FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1954, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERFOWL HABITAT, HELP ALLEVIATE CROP DEPREDATIONS ANDTO PROVIDE PUBLIC HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES.THE SAN JACINTO WILDLIFE AREA (SJWA) IS COMPRISED OF TWO SEPARATE UNITS, THE DAVIS UNIT AND POTRERO CANYON UNIT,BOTH MANAGED BY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THESE AREAS ARE JUST NORTH OF THE SMALLCOMMUNITY OF LAKEVIEW IN WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY. WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, AS PART OF THE INLAND EMPIRE OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS PERHAPS THE MOST RAPIDLY URBANIZING AREA WITHIN THE STATE. SJWA IS WITHIN A TWO HOUR DRIVEFROM MORE THAN 10 MILLION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS. THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE 19,100 ACRE STATE WILDLIFE AREA ISCONTIGUOUS WITH THE 8,300 ACRE LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA. THIS PROVIDES A COMBINED HABITAT AREA ANDMULTIPLE PUBLIC USE ATTRACTION.THE SJWA WAS ESTABLISHED AS PART OF THE MITIGATION PACKAGE DEVELOPED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT LOSSES RESULTING FROMCONSTRUCTION OF THE STATE WATER PROJECT. INITIAL LAND ACQUISITIONS FOR SJWA WERE COMPLETED DURING THE PERIOD OF1981 82. SINCE THAT TIME, THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BOARD (WCB) HAS CONTINUED TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES,INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF THE 9,100 ACRE POTRERO UNIT OCCURRING IN 2003.MUCH OF SJWA IS WITHIN THE FLOODPLAIN OF THE SAN JACINTO RIVER. MAJOR WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT GOALS FOR SJWA INCLUDERESTORATION OF HISTORIC FRESHWATER WETLAND AND RIPARIAN HABITAT VALUES. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERMANENT AND SEASONALWETLANDS CURRENTLY TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 950 MANAGED ACRES. IN 1990, WCB IN CONJUNCTION WITH EASTERN MUNICIPALWATER DISTRICT COMPLETED A 36 INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE TO DELIVER UP TO 4,500 ACRE FEET YEAR OF RECLAIMED WATER TOTHE AREA. THIS RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE WATER SOURCE IS BEING UTILIZED FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT. THECDFW CURRENTLY PURCHASES WATER AT 54.00 PER ACRE FOOT. THE COST OF WATER IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE MORE THAN TWOFOLDIN THE NEAR FUTURE. MORE THAN EIGHT MILES OF THE HISTORIC SAN JACINTO RIVERBED, PREVIOUSLY IMPACTED BY FLOODCONTROL DIVERSIONS, HAVE BEEN RESTORED. THE AREA ALSO SUPPORTS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF HISTORICAL FARMLAND ANDRIVERSIDEAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB. CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL HABITAT TO UPLAND HABITAT IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
($166k) 1/13/23 Not listed
THE IMPERIAL WILDLIFE AREA (IWA) IS A 7,929-ACRE FACILITY LOCATED IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAAND MANAGED BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THE IWA IS A COMPLEX OF THREE DIFFERENTWILDLIFE AREAS: THE WISTER UNIT, FINNEY-RAMER UNIT AND THE HAZARD UNIT. THE HAZARD UNIT, WHILE OWNED BY THE CDFW,IS MANAGED BY THE SONY BONO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND IS NOT PART OF THIS GRANT.IWA WAS FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1954, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF WATERFOWL HABITAT, HELP ALLEVIATE CROP DEPREDATIONS ANDTO PROVIDE PUBLIC HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES.THE SAN JACINTO WILDLIFE AREA (SJWA) IS COMPRISED OF TWO SEPARATE UNITS, THE DAVIS UNIT AND POTRERO CANYON UNIT,BOTH MANAGED BY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (CDFW). THESE AREAS ARE JUST NORTH OF THE SMALLCOMMUNITY OF LAKEVIEW IN WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY. WESTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, AS PART OF THE INLAND EMPIRE OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS PERHAPS THE MOST RAPIDLY URBANIZING AREA WITHIN THE STATE. SJWA IS WITHIN A TWO-HOUR DRIVEFROM MORE THAN 10 MILLION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS. THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF THE 19,100-ACRE STATE WILDLIFE AREA ISCONTIGUOUS WITH THE 8,300-ACRE LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA. THIS PROVIDES A COMBINED HABITAT AREA ANDMULTIPLE PUBLIC USE ATTRACTION.THE SJWA WAS ESTABLISHED AS PART OF THE MITIGATION PACKAGE DEVELOPED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT LOSSES RESULTING FROMCONSTRUCTION OF THE STATE WATER PROJECT. INITIAL LAND ACQUISITIONS FOR SJWA WERE COMPLETED DURING THE PERIOD OF1981-82. SINCE THAT TIME, THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION BOARD (WCB) HAS CONTINUED TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES,INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF THE 9,100-ACRE POTRERO UNIT OCCURRING IN 2003.MUCH OF SJWA IS WITHIN THE FLOODPLAIN OF THE SAN JACINTO RIVER. MAJOR WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT GOALS FOR SJWA INCLUDERESTORATION OF HISTORIC FRESHWATER WETLAND AND RIPARIAN HABITAT VALUES. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERMANENT AND SEASONALWETLANDS CURRENTLY TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 950 MANAGED ACRES. IN 1990, WCB IN CONJUNCTION WITH EASTERN MUNICIPALWATER DISTRICT COMPLETED A 36-INCH DIAMETER PIPELINE TO DELIVER UP TO 4,500 ACRE-FEET/YEAR OF RECLAIMED WATER TOTHE AREA. THIS RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE WATER SOURCE IS BEING UTILIZED FOR HABITAT RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT. THECDFW CURRENTLY PURCHASES WATER AT $54.00 PER ACRE FOOT. THE COST OF WATER IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE MORE THAN TWOFOLDIN THE NEAR FUTURE. MORE THAN EIGHT MILES OF THE HISTORIC SAN JACINTO RIVERBED, PREVIOUSLY IMPACTED BY FLOODCONTROL DIVERSIONS, HAVE BEEN RESTORED. THE AREA ALSO SUPPORTS A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF HISTORICAL FARMLAND ANDRIVERSIDEAN COASTAL SAGE SCRUB. CONVERSION OF AGRICULTURAL HABITAT TO UPLAND HABITAT IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY.
$24.0k 7/29/22 Not listed
WILDLIFE HABITAT DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE: REGION 6
$1.6m 8/10/21