HRP ((b)(1) “other”) FY11 Projects, 9/23/2016

Project Proposed Activity Funding

A-1

Peek Ranch Conservation 

Easement

The Nature Conservancy

Conservation easement protection of 

the 2,407-acre Peek Ranch property 

near the town of Vina in Tehama 

County. Species to benefit include 

Greene’s tuctoria, slender orcutt grass, 

Hoover’s spurge, vernal pool tadpole 

shrimp, Conservancy fairy shrimp, and 

valley elderberry longhorn beetle. 

Butte County

*$500,000

 

R-3

Panorama Vista Preserve –

Saltbush Scrub and 

Riparian Habitat Restoration 

River Partners

Restoration of alkali shrub and riparian 

woodlands on 129 acres of degraded 

Kern River floodplain at Panorama 

Vista Preserve in Bakersfield in Kern 

County. Species to potentially benefit 

include the SJ kit fox, blunt-nosed 

leopard lizard, Tipton kangaroo rat, and 

Buena Vista Lake shrew. Bakersfield 

cactus is present in the project area. 

Kern County

*$235,000

R-1

Serpentine Soils Grazing 

Implementation for Santa 

Teresa County Park

County of Santa Clara 

Installation of grazing infrastructure 

(fencing, water troughs, water tanks, 

etc.) to reintroduce cattle grazing to 

Santa Teresa County Park for the 

management and enhancement of 

serpentine grasslands and associated 

species in Santa Clara County. 

Species to potentially benefit include 

bay checkerspot butterfly, most 

beautiful jewelflower, fragrant fritillary, 

and Santa Clara Valley dudleya.

Santa Clara County

**$224,057

(CVPCP is 

providing 

$531,700. Also, 

$34,300 in funds 

from the Fresno 

Office (Ansin 

deobligation) 

were added for a 

total of $790,057 

from all 3 funds)

S-2

Map and Quantify Acreage 

of Currently Occupied and 

Suitable Vernal Pool 

Habitats Present in 2005 

and 2011 in Tehama, Glenn, 

and San Joaquin Counties 

for Multiple Vernal Pool 

Rare Plants & Shrimp 

Species within the Core 

Continue the vernal pool mapping and 

habitat calculations initiated in the FY 

2010 HRP-funded project. Funding will 

expand mapping efforts into three 

additional counties. Species to 

potentially benefit include Conservancy 

fairy shrimp, Greene’s tuctoria, vernal 

pool fairy shrimp, succulent owl’s 

clover, and vernal pool tadpole shrimp.

**$159,400
Project Proposed Activity Funding

Recovery Areas in these 

Counties, as well as Placer, 

Sacramento, and Merced 

Counties (Phase II)

Vollmar Consulting Natural 

Lands Consulting

0-8

Captive Rearing and 

Release to Support 

Recovery of Lange’s 

Metalmark Butterfly at 

Antioch Dunes NWR

The Urban Wildlands Group

The main goal of the project will be to 

prevent extinction and increase the 

population of Lange’s metalmark 

butterfly (LMB) at Antioch Dunes NWR 

through captive rearing and associated 

habitat enhancement (this is the 4th

year that the HRP has provided 

funding, i.e., 2007, 2008, 2009, & 

2011). Captive-bred LMBs will be 

released at ADNWR in Contra Costa 

County.

**$140,157

FY 2011 Allocation

$1,700,000

BOR

USFWS

+$850,000

+$850,000

Project Costs Total 

$1,258,614 

BOR

USFWS

-$735,000

-$523,614

Commitment to Prior Year 

USGS Interagency 

Agreement

BOR -$15,000

Program Administration & 

Overhead Costs Total 

$478,037

BOR

USFWS

-$100,000

-$326,386

* BOR funded

** USFWS funded