Through a competitive annual grant process and state contracting practices, continue california's recovery efforts on behalf of federal endangered species act (ESA)-listed endangered central…

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Award ID
NA22NMF4380208
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$44,791,722

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.438 Pacific Salmon Treaty Program
Completion date 84% complete
Funding
  • $33,677,986.00 Federal
  • $11,113,736.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Sacramento, CA 95814, USA

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Description

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Through a competitive annual grant process and state contracting practices, continue california's recovery efforts on behalf of federal endangered species act (ESA)-listed endangered central california coast (CCC) coho salmon and southern steelhead populations, as well as listed threatened southern oregon/northern california coho salmon, north and central steelhead populations, and endangered/threatened chinook. This includes NOAA's species in the spotlight: CCC coho and the central valley winter-run chinook salmon that contribute to the prey base for southern resident killer whales. The primary objective is to RE-establish self-sustaining healthy populations of salmonids in california. Approximately 62% of the requested pacific coastal salmon recovery fund (PCSRF) and infrastructure investment and jobs act (IIJA) funds will target priority 1 projects that address factors limiting the productivity of ESA-listed pacific salmonids as specified in approved federal and state recovery plans

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $16,838,993 $5,556,868
Original award $16,838,993 $5,556,868

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
California Conservation Corps The project is necessary because since the mid-1990s, most species of California's coastal salmonids have been listed as threatened or endangered under the… $233,832
South Yuba River Citizens League This project will contribute to restoration of rearing habitat for fall/spring-run Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) and Central Valley steelhead (O.… $61,655
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The project is necessary because the quantity of both large wood and spawning gravel are insufficient within the proposed project area, and these conditions… $18,356
Mid Klamath Watershed Council This project is to create a 100% level fisheries restoration design plans for seven miles of mainstem Beaver Creek. Once implemented the design will improve… $6,140
California Conservation Corps The project is necessary because since the mid-1990s, most species of California's coastal salmonids have been listed as threatened or endangered under the… $210,567
Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority This project will further develop watershed-wide plan to remove/modify fish passage barriers including conceptual model, limiting factors analyses, and… $48,282
Mendocino Land Trust, Incorporated The goal of this project is to replace the existing partial/temporal barrier that blocks upstream coho salmon, steelhead, and Pacific lamprey migration on… $219,826
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This project will develop more frequent and deeper pools, complex cover, create high-velocity refugia, and reestablish fluvial geomorphic processes resulting in… $636,000
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The Project will ensure future restoration designs are informed by current ecological processes influencing the watershed conditions in Chadd Creek. ** This… $4,176
Sierra Institute For Community And Environment The meadows and stream reaches in the Project area will serve a critical role in maintaining the quality and quantity of anadromous fish habitat in and… $453,070
California Conservation Corps The project is necessary because since the mid-1990s, most species of California's coastal salmonids have been listed as threatened or endangered under the… $608,511
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This project will directly benefit and help to stabilize CCC Coho by improving access to and increasing the amount of available juvenile rearing habitat… $323,535
Redwood Coast Land Conservancy The Project will provide stakeholders an understanding of opportunities and approaches for improving habitat for salmonids in the Gualala River Estuary and to… $403,943
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish The project will design plans that will benefit rearing and spawning habitat through placement of LWM features, improve water quality and quantity by increasing… $302,264
California Trout, Inc. The project will provide a forum for conservation groups to coordinate efforts to implement ecosystem restoration projects as informed by the southern steelhead… $299,356
Upper Salinas / Las Tablas Resource Conservation District The Project will deliver 100% designs for the placement of nature-based grade control structures, riparian restoration, floodplain enhancement, improved… $183,501
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish This project will benefit salmonids by increasing the availability of velocity refugia, increasing instream and off channel shelter, and by improving spawning… $351,430
Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District To help recover endangered coho salmon, this project will create off channel winter rearing and foraging habitat along lower Green Valley Creek. The goal of the… $1,886,554
Monterey County Resource Conservation District Project includes the removal of an existing concrete low flow crossing / ford on private property that is a migration barrier to the federally threatened… $552,674
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish The project is necessary to improve and extend habitat access for coho salmon in the Lindsay Creek watershed by removing two barriers to migrating adult and… $573,108
The Smith River Alliance, Inc. The project will improve winter rearing habitat by restoring conifer populations that will improve large wood recruitment, a high priority recovery action for… $154,832
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish This Project will locate and design instream habitat structures and riparian treatments to improve Coho habitat and restore riparian function in stream… $416,475
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish This project will reconfigure a mostly abandoned oxbow channel along the mainstem of Lindsay Creek to allow for more frequent and longer duration of high flow… $639,421
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This Project will install 188 “key log pieces” within 1.7 miles of Chimney Rock Creek in at least 52 unique instream features and permanently decommission 2.3… $730,980
Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District The Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District (Grantee) will implement a suite of water conservation measures and construct a large-scale rainwater catchment… $868,715
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish The purpose of the Project is to develop 100% engineering designs to remediate two road crossing barriers located 0.1 miles (crossing #802) and 0.3 miles… $353,864
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The available fish habitat in Little Case Creek has been fragmented by two culverts acting as partial barriers to adult salmonids and complete barriers to… $608,168
Mattole Salmon Group The overall objective of this project is to produce 100% design plans (4 engineered and 60 nonengineered designs) for multiple in-stream large wood structures… $394,507
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The purpose of the Project is to improve instream habitat for salmonids in South Fork (SF) Cottaneva Creek Watershed. The Project is necessary because the… $535,645
Salmonid Restoration Federation The Project promotes watershed stewardship, land and water management practices, training, and education with the goal of having landowners, resource… $105,693
California Conservation Corps The project is necessary because since the mid-1990s, most species of California's coastal salmonids have been listed as threatened or endangered under the… $22,545
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Quick answers

Who received award NA22NMF4380208?

NA22NMF4380208 was awarded to California Department Of Fish & Wildlife by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2022.

How much is award NA22NMF4380208 worth?

$44,791,722 has been obligated on NA22NMF4380208: $33,677,986 in federal funding and $11,113,736 in non-federal funding.

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