This award will provide funding to the state of california for their program that supports projects necessary to maintain and protect healthy salmon populations, monitor sport fisheries, investigate…

Active Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
NA25NMFX438G0004
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$42,690,210

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.438 Pacific Salmon Treaty Program
Completion date 23% complete
Funding
  • $32,097,902.00 Federal
  • $10,592,308.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Sacramento, CA 95814, USA

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Description

As the agency reported it.

This award will provide funding to the state of california for their program that supports projects necessary to maintain and protect healthy salmon populations, monitor sport fisheries, investigate and take action on the threats to pacific salmon. The purpose of this financial award is to invest in the health of pacific salmon by addressing threats to inland, coastal, and marine waters. Healthy and sustainable populations of pacific salmon are key to the U.S. Commercial fisheries and to the integrity of the domestic seafood supply chain. If this action is not approved, threats to pacific salmon will continue to increase, there will be a reduction in fisheries-related jobs, a reduction in accurate data available to fisheries managers on which to make decisions, reduced fishing opportunities across the state of california, and an economic loss to local communities. This financial award will go towards supporting the U.S. Seafood industry, fisheries jobs, and local communities by addressing threats to pacific salmon, modernizing data collection, and achieving efficiencies through the state of californias fisheries programs. This support will empower the state of california to effectively own, manage, and prioritize fishery management that make americas infrastructure, communities, and economy resilient to global threats.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $16,048,951 $5,296,154
Original award $16,048,951 $5,296,154

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
San Mateo Resource Conservation District This project will develop an educational video game that tackles some root causes of habitat degradation: fragmented decisions, short-term thinking, and tragedy… $164,934
Trout Unlimited, Inc. The project is necessary because the quantity of both large wood and spawning gravel are insufficient within the proposed project area, and these conditions… $276,945
Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District This project is necessary because Green Valley Creek is one of the few watersheds in the region that still maintains a population of Coho salmon. The… $829,942
Central Coast Salmon Enhancement, Inc. he 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… $154,855
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group The Grantee will explore how to reconnect tidally influenced off-channel habitat in the Humboldt Bay Watershed. Site surveys, monitoring and modeling will be… $149,535
Audubon Canyon Ranch, Inc. This project will restore access to .68 mi high-quality rearing habitat for federally endangered steelhead trout by removing Bouverie Dam, on Stuart Creek, a… $317,249
Trout Unlimited, Inc. The Project will plan for the remediation of a fish passage barrier on Cachagua Creek. This Project is critical to the mission of CDFW and the Fisheries… $184,774
Salmonid Restoration Federation This project will provide training and education to landowners and natural resource professionals in the best methods for designing salmonid restoration… $184,452
California Conservation Corps The purpose of the Project is to improve the quantity and quality of salmonid habitat in Bridge Creek through the introduction of large wood (LW) features. LW… $424,247
Conservation Fund A Nonprofit Corp The addition of large wood (LW) features over 4,340 feet will improve spawning and rearing habitat quantity and quality. LW features increase pool depth and… $131,216
Trout Unlimited, Inc. The project is necessary because the quantity of both large wood and spawning gravel are insufficient within the proposed project area, and these conditions… $717,463
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… $785,866
Eel River Watershed Improvement Group This project will provide habitat to Coho, Chinook, and steelhead by increasing salmonid reproductive success and juvenile survival thru improving ecological… $394,154
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… $48,868
The Land Conservancy Of San Luis Obispo County This project will develop fully designed habitat restoration projects within the Lower San Luis Obispo Creek Floodplain Preserve to improve juvenile rearing,… $267,872
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,… $1,238,589
Trout Unlimited, Inc. This Project will remove an existing fish passage barrier on the Arroyo Seco River and replace it with a lower concrete ford. This Project is critical to the… $1,078,949
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.… $1,767,011
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… $733,055
The Smith River Alliance, Inc. The Grantee will restore fish passage and migration access to spawning and rearing coho salmon by replacing an existing undersized culvert with an… $435,219
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Quick answers

Who received award NA25NMFX438G0004?

NA25NMFX438G0004 was awarded to California Department Of Fish & Wildlife by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on September 1, 2025.

How much is award NA25NMFX438G0004 worth?

$42,690,210 has been obligated on NA25NMFX438G0004: $32,097,902 in federal funding and $10,592,308 in non-federal funding.

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