HRP ((b)(1) “other”) FY10 Projects, 9/21/2016

Project Proposed Activity Funding

R-3

Riparian Restoration on the 

San Joaquin River National 

Wildlife Refuge – Riparian 

Brush Rabbit Refugia (Lara 

Levee)

River Partners

The main project objective is to restore 

native vegetation on levee sides and 

uplands to provide habitat for priority 

species, including riparian brush rabbit 

and riparian woodrat. Stanislaus 

County

*$200,515

A-5

JCR Ranch (East) 

Conservation Easement 

Acquisition Project

CA Rangeland Trust

Conservation easement protection of 

1,409 acres of the JCR Ranch (East) 

property. Species to be benefited 

include CA tiger salamander, Hartweg’s 

golden sunburst, vernal pool fairy 

shrimp, succulent owl’s clover, 

burrowing owl, and others. Merced 

County

*$305,491

R-1

Restore and Prepare 

Potential Habitat for Pine 

Hill Flannelbush and El 

Dorado Bedstraw 

Transplants at the Pine Hill 

Preserve

BLM, Pine Hill Preserve

The project’s objectives include: (1) 

decreasing the canopy of shrubs to less 

than 15% at a 10-acre area of the 

Preserve’s Pine Hill unit to restore 

habitat for the Pine Hill flannelbush; and 

(2) decreasing the canopy of shrubs to 

less than 15%, while maintaining a tree 

canopy of 25% or higher at a 10-acre 

area of the Preserve’s Salmon Falls 

Unit to restore habitat for El Dorado 

bedstraw. Species to benefit include 

Pine Hill flannelbush and El Dorado 

bedstraw. El Dorado County

**$74,000

S-1

Map Vernal Pool Habitat 

within the Sacramento and 

San Joaquin Valleys 

Present in 2005 and Map 

and Quantify Acreages of 

Occupied and Suitable 

Habitat Present in 2005 & 

2009 for Three Large 

Branchiopods and 

Succulent Owl’s-Clover 

within the Priority Core 

The project’s objectives include: (1) 

mapping extant vernal pool habitat 

throughout the Sacramento & SJ 

Valleys using NAIP 2005 georeferenced 

aerial photography; and (2) mapping 

extant vernal pool habitat in 

Sacramento, Placer and Merced 

counties using NAIP 2009 

georeferenced aerial photography, and 

quantify losses of habitat in the core 

recovery area. Species to benefit 

include vernal pool fairy shrimp, vernal 

**$238,970
Project Proposed Activity Funding

Recovery Areas in 

Sacramento, Placer and 

Merced Counties

Vollmar Natural Lands 

Consulting

pool tadpole shrimp, succulent owl’s 

clover, and mid-valley fairy shrimp.

Sacramento, Placer, Merced counties

A-2

Elgorriaga Acquisition, 

Phase II, “Peppergrass Flat 

Project”

BLM

Fee title acquisition of 1,995 acres 

within three parcels of the Peppergrass 

Flat property on the Elgorriaga Ranch. 

Species to benefit include SJ kit fox, 

giant kangaroo rat, blunt-nosed leopard 

lizard, and SJ woolly threads. Fresno 

County

*$59,040

(Note: $570,875 

was added from 

the CVPCP from 

the terminated

2008 Charter 

Ranch Project, 

and an additional 

$217,960 from 

the CVPCP 

brings the 

funding total to 

$847,875.)

FY 2009 Allocation 

$1,268,000

BOR

USFWS

+$634,000

+$634,000

Project Total 

$878,016

BOR

USFWS

-$506,006

-$372,010

Program Administration &

Overhead Costs 

$389,984

BOR

USFWS

-$127,994

-$261,990

* USBR funded

** Administered by USFWS funded

In addition, $39,714 in deobligations from prior BOR HRP projects was added to 

projects as appropriate.