Fish Habitat Restoration Projects

 

Several gravel augmentation sites, floodplain excavation sites, and side channels have been identified as suitable potential spawning and rearing habitat on the American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, including sites at upper Sailor Bar, upper and lower Sunrise, Sacramento Bar and San Juan Rapids, Ancil Hoffman, Upper River Bend, River Bend, the Howe to Watt reach, and Paradise Beach. The spawning and rearing habitat restoration program is part of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act (CVPIA) and is tasked to double the natural production of anadromous fish in CVP streams. The program works toward this goal through a variety of habitat restoration projects that work to increase the spawning, rearing and migration success of anadromous fish. These projects can be fairly small and simple projects to much more complicated projects spanning multiple years and millions of dollars.

Deleted 07/30/2015 (Archived.) F15AS00394 Agency: Department of the Interior
Office: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Grant 1 THE RECIPIENT HAS BEEN SELECTED. PLEASE SEE NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD. 07/29/2015 This program does not have cost sharing or matching requirements. John Ridilla, 916-930-5624
John_Ridilla@fws.gov
http://www.grants.gov/ John_Ridilla@fws.gov $150,943.00 Awards range from $100.00 to $150,943.00