HRP ((b)(1) “other”) FY08 Projects, 9/21/2016

Project Proposed Activity Funding

R-2

Riparian Habitat Restoration 

for Endangered Species on 

the San Joaquin River NWR 

– Arambel Unit 

River Partners

Funding will contribute towards 

restoration of 223 acres of high quality 

riparian habitat on the SJNWR over a 3-

year period. Species that will benefit 

include riparian brush rabbit, riparian 

woodrat, least Bell’s vireo, and valley 

elderberry longhorn beetle. Funding 

will restore part of Field A-1 and all of 

Field A-2 only. Stanislaus County

*$200,000

R-4

Vino Farms – Restoration of 

Riparian Habitats for Special 

Status Species on the 

Lower Mokelumne River 

USFWS, Sacramento Field 

Office

Funding will contribute towards 

restoration of 22.5 acres of riparian 

habitat along 0.6 mile of the Mokelumne 

River. Species that will benefit include 

valley elderberry longhorn beetle, least 

Bell’s vireo, western yellow-billed 

cuckoo, willow flycatcher, and 

Swainson’s hawk. San Joaquin County

*$186,114

R-7

Fuels Management at the 

Cameron Park Unit of the 

Pine Hill Preserve 

BLM

Funding will contribute towards 

decreasing the number, size, and 

intensity of wildfires at the 454-acre 

Cameron Park Unit of the Pine Hill 

Preserve, improving habitat for seven 

rare plant species, contributing to the 

safety of Cameron Park & Shingle 

Springs communities by providing 

defensible space around structures 

adjacent to Preserve, and setting up a 

program to monitor fuels reduction 

effects on rare plants by developing a 

Monitoring Plan. Species to benefit 

include Stebbin’s morning glory, Pine 

Hill ceanothus, El Dorado bedstraw, 

Layne’s butterweed, El Dorado muleears, Bisbee-Peak rush-rose, and Red 

Hills soaproot. El Dorado County

**$70,000

R-1

Continue Propagation of 

Lange’s Metalmark Butterfly, 

and Endangered Species, 

and Aggressively Restore 

Habitat 

Funding will contribute toward the 

continuation of captive propagation of 

the Lange’s metalmark butterfly at the 

Murrietta Valley Endangered Butterfly 

Facility, and at Moorpark College in the 

Exotic Animal Training & Management 

**$147,660
Project Proposed Activity Funding

USFWS, Antioch Dunes 

NWR

Program facility. Additionally, it will 

continue the restoration of dune habitat 

for the butterfly, Contra Costa 

wallflower, and Antioch Dunes evening 

primrose at Antioch Dunes NWR. 

Contra Costa County

S-3

Status Survey for Seven 

Federally Listed Vernal Pool 

Grasses & Chamaesyce 

hooveri in the 

Sacramento & San Joaquin 

Valleys 

Carol Witham

Funding will contribute towards 

determining the current status of all 

CNDDB occurrences within the 

Sacramento and SJ Valleys for seven 

federally listed grasses and Hoover’s 

spurge. Species that will benefit are 

Hoover’s spurge, Colusa grass. SJ 

Valley orcutt grass, Hairy orcutt grass, 

Slender orcutt grass, Sacramento orcutt 

grass, Greene’s tuctoria, and Solano 

grass. Sacramento & San Joaquin 

Valleys

**$147,800

S-13

Research and Restoration 

of Priority Wetlands for 

Giant Garter Snake at the 

Cosumnes River Preserve

BLM – Folsom Field Office

Funding will contribute towards 

determining how rapidly changing 

hydrologic and vegetative conditions on 

and adjacent to the Cosumnes River 

Preserve are impacting the GGS 

population located on the Badger Creek 

sub-unit of the Preserve. Project goals: 

(1) understand how and why the habitat 

is changing, (2) test the hypothesis that 

changes in vegetation and hydrology 

have affected GGS use of Snake Marsh 

and potentially the snake population 

since the last survey, and (3) identify 

long-term management and restoration 

strategies for GGS habitat that the 

Preserve staff can implement. 

Sacramento County

**$142,225

FY 2008 Allocation

$1,500,000

BOR

USFWS

$750,000

$750,000

FY 2008 Deobligation from 

Charter Ranch project

BOR (used for FY 2011 project) -$258,220

FY 2008 Deobligation USFWS (undetermined use) +$45,500

Project Total ($) 

$893,799

BOR

USFWS

-*$386,114

-$507,685
Project Proposed Activity Funding

Program Administration & 

Overhead Costs ($)

$606,201

BOR

USFWS

-$363,886

-$242,315

* BOR funded

** USFWS funded