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
NA23NMF4380391
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$24,738,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.438 Pacific Salmon Treaty Program
Completion date 63% complete
Funding
  • $18,600,000.00 Federal
  • $6,138,000.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Sacramento, CA 95814, USA

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About this award

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has been awarded a $24,738,000 Project Grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) under the Pacific Coast Salmon Recovery Pacific Salmon Treaty Program (CFDA 11.438). This five-year grant, effective September 1, 2023 through August 31, 2028, will support CDFW's continued efforts to recover federally endangered and threatened salmon and steelhead populations in California, including Central California Coast coho salmon, winter-run Chinook salmon, and Southern steelhead. The primary objective is to re-establish self-sustaining, healthy populations of these salmonid species. New initiatives are underway to increase engagement with underserved and historically marginalized communities, as well as build organizational and tribal capacity to conduct this restoration work.

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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, winter-run chinook salmon, and southern steelhead populations, as well as listed threatened southern oregon/northern california coho salmon, north and central steelhead populations, and threatened chinook. This includes national oceanic and atmospheric administration's (NOAA) 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. New initiatives are underway to increase the work accomplished in underserved and historically marginalized communities. As well, as building organization and tribal capacity to conduct this work. California natural resources agency and…

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Central Coast Salmon Enhancement, Inc. The Project consists of a watershed-scale restoration planning effort for the SLO Creek watershed. This Project is critical to the mission of CDFW and the… $400,000
The Tuolumne River Preservation Trust This Project will produce design plans and environmental analysis for a shovel-ready implementation project, designed to improve the geomorphic, hydrologic, and… $35,642
The Smith River Alliance, Inc. The Grantee will restore winter rearing habitat for juvenile coho salmon along 0.56 miles of Tryon Creek by re-establishing the natural meandering channel form,… $67,598
Salmonid Restoration Federation The project will produce two annual Coho Confabs to educate and train restoration specialists, and watershed restoration groups on Coho salmon recovery… $46,940
Earth Island Institute Inc. The project entails bringing the 100% Administrative Fish Passage Designs to the 100% Final Construction Designs level, obtaining the necessary permits,… $477,411
California Trout, Inc. This project builds on the demonstrated capabilities of the Southern Steelhead Coalition (SSC) to implement the federal Southern steelhead recovery plan. This… $208,158
Salmon River Restoration Council The purpose of this Project is to re-initiate fluvial geomorphic processes that promote scour and deposition, create a complex channel network of off-channel… $765,267
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… $668,146
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This Project is necessary because the barrier at Duffy Gulch was ranked the highest priority along the railroad because of the severity of the barrier and the… $602,781
Salmon River Restoration Council The project is located in the Salmon River Watershed an important tributary to the Klamath River supporting Coho Salmon, Chinook Salmon, and steelhead trout.… $99,597
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This project will develop 100% engineered designs for two identified sites and 30% conceptual designs for a third site. Designs will be for improving rearing… $772,898
Trout Unlimited, Inc. The purpose of the Project is to improve fish passage, increase stream habitat complexity, pool frequency, pool depth, and over-summer and winter rearing… $797,688
Trout Unlimited, Inc. The completion of this project will result in designs and conceptual plans for simple instream structures that will address fluvial-geomorphic processes that… $381,891
Redwood Community Action Agency The completion of this project will result increase high-quality winter rearing habitat for juvenile Coho salmon and other salmonid species by creating a… $905,828
Mid Klamath Watershed Council This project is critical to the mission of CDFW and the Fisheries Restoration Grant Program to address rapidly declining populations of wild salmon and… $1,570,341
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group This Project was chosen as a priority because legacy impacts from logging and stream clearing has left Sebbas Creek in a highly disturbed and poorly functioning… $532,300
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The completion of this project will result in the project reach consisting of 126 LW pieces per mile, which exceeds the SONCC target value of "very good," and… $361,009
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The project is necessary due to recommendations from several federal and state salmonid recovery plans that promote restoration projects designed to address… $91,528
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… $240,301
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish This project is necessary due to decades of forest legacy impacts from logging and stream clearing has left NF Mad River in a highly disturbed and poorly… $415,815
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish The purpose of the Project is to develop shovel-ready Conceptual Plans and 100% Final Plans for instream large wood (LW) restoration along one mile of… $376,429
Salmonid Restoration Federation This project will educate watershed planners and restoration practitioners in the Central Coast and South-Central regions of California about Steelhead and Coho… $63,722
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The completion of this project will result in the project reach containing a total of 32 large wood (LW) structures designed with 97 logs directly benefiting… $277,259
Salmonid Restoration Federation This Project will train resource professionals in fish passage design and engineering to remove and prevent fish barriers. This course will help promote… $81,037
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish The completion of this project will result in a detailed instream habitat assessment and geomorphic map of Salmon Creek to better understand and identify… $279,823
California Conservation Corps The purpose of the Project is to improve instream habitat for Coho Salmon in McMullen Creek. The Project is necessary because the lack of large wood (LW) in the… $356,864
Wildlife. And Wetlands Restoration Association Pacific Coast Fish This Project will assess existing instream habitat, biological and physical conditions within the lower 3.5 miles of Wilson Creek to develop 100% Design Plans… $337,867
The Smith River Alliance, Inc. The project will enhance off-channel habitat by installing a series of BDA structures, and restore riparian habitat by installing native plants and cattle… $97,700
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This Project is necessary because Coho Salmon are currently blocked from reaching upstream habitat in Neefus Gulch by an earthen berm. The berm serves as a… $895,340
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Who received award NA23NMF4380391?

NA23NMF4380391 was awarded to California Department Of Fish & Wildlife by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2023.

How much is award NA23NMF4380391 worth?

$24,738,000 has been obligated on NA23NMF4380391: $18,600,000 in federal funding and $6,138,000 in non-federal funding.

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