Center For Natural Lands Management

THIS MODIFICATION TO RESEND THE AWARD. A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL BE CREATED

ACUB/REPI

ACUB

IMPLANTATION OF DANA POINT PRESERVE PACIFIC POCKET MOUSE ENHANCEMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN.

CENTER FOR NATURAL LANDS MANAGEMENT PROPOSES TO NEGOTIATE AND PURCHASE FEE TITLE TO APPROXIMATELY 71 ACRES OF PROPERTY OWNED BY CALIENTE SAND AND MINERAL COMPANY

HABITAT RESTORATION FOR BAKERSFIELD CACTUS AND THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY GIANT FLOWER LOVING FLY AT THE SAND RIDGE PRESERVE

SOUTH SOUND SEED PRODUCTION PHASE VIII

NORTH SOUND SEED PRODUCTION

SOUTH SOUND NATIVE SEED 2019-2021

REGIONAL PRAIRIE NATIVE SEED PROJECT PHASE VI

TAYLORS CHECKERSPOT SPECIES INTERACTION: PREDATION AND HOST/NECTAR PLANT POLLINATION

SOUTH SOUND NATIVE SEED PRODUCTION PHASE VII

NORTH SOUND NATIVE SEED PRODUCTION PHASE III

NORTH SOUND NATIVE SEED PRODUCTION PHASE II

NATIVE PRAIRIE PLANT MATERIALS PRODUCTION FOR NORTH PUGET SOUND

CENTER FOR NATURAL LAND MANAGEMENT

BEALE AFB GRAZING PROGRAM TECHNICAL ASSITANCE

POST-FLEDGING SURVIVAL OF STREAKED HORNED LARKS IN PRAIRIE AND AIRFIELD HABITATS IN SOUTH PUGET SOUND: CAUSES OF MORTALITY, HABITAT SELECTION,

INTEGRATED SHL DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSES TO ADVANCE RANGE-WIDE CONSERVATION PLANNING

REGIONAL NATIVE SEED PHASE V

EVALUATING NATIVE VEGETATION MATS AS A POTENTIALLY SUPERIOR TOOL TO RESTORE REED CANARYGRASS INVADED OREGON SPOTTED FROG HABITAT,

LOWER CHEHALIS BASIN KNOTWEED REMOVAL & RESTORATION

COOPERATIVE RECOVERY OF PRAIRIE OAK SPECIES AND HABITAT

CATTLE POINT PRAIRIE RESTORATION - CA P17AC01257

SOUTH PUGET SOUND PRAIRIE RESTORATION AND SPECIES RECOVERY

SUMMARY: THIS PROJECT ADDRESSES GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH RECOVERY BY PROTECTING/MAINTAINING EXISTING POPULATIONS THROUGH HYBRID REMOVAL, EXPANDING EXISTING AND NEW POPULATIONS, SEED PRODUCTION TO ALLOW FOR CURRENT AUGMENTATION AND FUTURE EXPANSION, AND MONITORING OF POPULATIONSOBJECTIVES: 1. EXPAND AND SUPPORT EXISTING SEED PRODUCTION OF GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH TO ENABLE LARGE SCALE SEEDINGS.2. MAINTAIN EXISTING GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH POPULATIONS BY REMOVING HYBRID THREATS.3. EXPAND EXISTING POPULATIONS OF GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH AND ESTABLISH NEW POPULATIONS. TASKS: ADD 6000 SQUARE FEET BED WITH THE REQUIRED LABOR-INTENSIVE WEEDING NEEDED FOR GROWING CASTILLEJA SPECIES AT SATELLITE FACILITY TO PREVENT HYBRIDIZATION POTENTIAL. PRODUCTION WILL BE EXPANDED IN 2022 AND NURTURED IN 2023 AS PLANTS ESTABLISH. USE SEED PRODUCED TO AUGMENT AND EXPAND MANAGED SITESMAINTENANCE ON THE EXISTING TWO BEDS (9500 SQUARE FEET TOTAL) THAT IS REGULARLY WEEDED AND MANAGED, ALLOWING FOR MAXIMUM PRODUCTION. MANUAL REMOVAL OF HYBRIDS WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUMMER DURING FLOWERING. SITES WILL BE SWEPT SEVERAL TIMES OVER THE GROWING SEASON TO HAND REMOVE POTENTIAL HYBRIDS. SEEDING WILL BE CONDUCTED IN THE FALL AFTER PRESCRIBED BURNING.

CONDUCT FOCUSED CONDITION ASSESSMENT OF SPECIAL ECOLOGICAL AREAS AND IMPLEMENT GRASSLAND AND HABITAT ENHANCEMENT AT SAN JUAN ISLAND NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK

RESTORATION OF FISHER & MCKENZIE PROPERTIES

IMP ENHANCEMENT/CATTLE POINT PLAN CAP17AC01257

S. PUGET SOUND PRAIRIES PRESCRIBED BURN

GLACIAL HERITAGE PRESERVE RESTOR PROJECT II

SOUTH SOUND PRESCRIBED BURNING

GLACIAL HERITAGE

PRAIRIE HABITAT ENHANCE...WHIDBEY ISLAND

MINIMIZING CONFLICT BETWEEN AIRFIELD OPS AND LARK CONSERVATION

SOUTH SOUND PRAIRIE HABITATS HAVE BEEN LARGELY LOST DUE TO DEVELOPMENT INVASIVE SPECIES AND SUCCESSIONRESULTING IN THE LISTING OF SEVERAL PRAIRIEDEPENDENT SPECIES. CAVNESS RANCH HAS APPROXIMATELY 180 ACRES OFPRAIRIE SOILS WHICH WAS UTILIZED FOR CHRISTMAS TREE PRODUCTION THROUGH A LEASE. 90 ACRES HAVE BEEN RESTORED TOMEDIUMQUALITY PRAIRIE WHILE ANOTHER 55 HAVE BEEN RECENTLY RETIRED FROM THE AGRICULTURAL LEASE. RESTORATION OFTHE PRAIRIE ACREAGE AND OREGON WHITE OAK WOODLANDS 50 ACRES IS A HIGH PRIORITY FOR THE RANCH AS IS THEREINTRODUCTION OF LISTED SPECIES INCLUDING GOLDEN PAINTBRUSH CASTILLEJA LEVISECTA YELM POCKET GOPHER THOMOMYSMAZAMA YELMENSIS AND TAYLORS CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY EUPHRYDAS EDITHA TAYLORI.THIS AGREEMENT WILL IMPLEMENT A SUITE OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES THAT WILL IMPROVE AND PROTECT PRAIRIE AND OAKWOODLAND HABITATS. THESE PRACTICES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO PRESCRIBED GRAZING PRESCRIBED BURNINGUNDESIRABLE VEGETATION CONTROL MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL AND NATIVE SEEDING AND PLANTING.

IMPLEMENTING COOPERATIVE RECOVERY OF PRAIRIE SPECIES AND HABITATS

DESERT PUPFISH HABITAT RESTORATION

ISLAND MARBLE BUTTERFLY PLANT MATERIALS PRODUCTION

NORTH COAST OREGON SILVERSPOT BUTTERFLY NATIVE SEED PRODUCTION, PHASE I

CO OP UNDER SIKES ACT.

COLVIN RANCH RESTORATION

NORTHWEST FIRE SCIENCE CONSORTIUM

THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AND SURROUNDING REGIONS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOST MANY RARE AND VULNERABLE SPECIES, INCLUDING SENSITIVE WILDLIFE ENDEMIC TO THE REGION, SUCH AS THE SAN JOAQUIN KIT FOX, CALIFORNIA CONDOR, BURROWING OWLS, AMPHIBIANS, REPTILES, MIGRATORY BIRDS, POLLINATORS, AND MANY LOCAL SPECIES MOST OF THESE ANIMALS SUFFER FROM HABITAT LOSS AND FRAGMENTATION, THIS HABITAT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT WILL RESTORE APPROXIMATELY 55 ACRES OF RIPARIAN HABITAT AND GRASSLAND, BY PROVIDING RIPARIAN FENCING, AND INSTALLING PIPELINES, TROUGHS, TANKS, AND ASSOCIATED MATERIALS NEEDED TO MANAGE CONSERVATION GRAZING, ANNUAL GRASSES AND PLANTING NATIVE RIPARIAN VEGETATION TO IMPROVE HABITAT DIVERSITY AND STRATIFICATION WITHIN THE RIPARIAN CORRIDOR THE ACTIVELY GRAZED RANCH PROVIDES SUITABLE HABITAT FOR SEVERAL RARE AND UNIQUE SPECIES INCLUDING SAN JOAQUIN KIT FOX, GOLDEN EAGLES, POND TURTLES, BURROWING OWLS, CALIFORNIA CONDOR, CALIFORNIA RED LEGGED FROG, AND CALIFORNIA TIGER SALAMANDERS THE PRIMARY USE OF THE LAND IS CATTLE PRODUCTION, FOR WHICH THE RANCH IS WORKING TO IMPLEMENT A CONSERVATION GRAZING PLAN, WHICH WILL IMPROVE CONSERVATION STRATEGIES AND RANCH OPERATIONS THIS RIPARIAN FENCING AND HABITAT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT WILL PROVIDE FURTHER ENHANCEMENTS BY ENCLOSING FENCING APPROXIMATELY 20 ACRES OF RIPARIAN AREA, WHICH INCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 0 8 MILES OF ACTIVE STREAM CHANNEL THE PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE PROGRAM PROJECT WILL IMPROVE THIS NATIVE GRASSLAND RIPARIAN HABITAT WHILE CREATING OPPORTUNITIES TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION GRAZING NEEDED TO BENEFIT MANY PLANTS AND ANIMALS IN THE AREA INCLUDING USE BY BOTH PERMANENT AND MIGRATORY WILDLIFE, FROM BIRDS AND MAMMALS TO AQUATIC SPECIES, AND INSECTS

CAVNESS V RANCH

FIRE EFFECTS VERNAL POOL SPECIES

TENALQUOT PRAIRIE PRESERVE RESTORATION

ROCHESTER RANCH RESTORATION II

TENINO RANCH RESTORATION III

WOLF HAVEN RESTORATION II

DAN KELLY PRESERVE RESTORATION

TENALQOUT PRAIRIE PRESERVE RESTORATION II

CAVNESS RANCH RESTORATION II

DESCHUTES PRAIRIE PRESERVE

SOUTH THURSTON COUNTY PRAIRIES

WOLF HAVEN PROJECT

TENALQUOT PRAIRIE RESTORATION

GRAZING MGMT REGIMES FOR OSF HABITAT

OR-OFWO-FA-CNLM-SEED PRODUCTION

GLACIAL HERITAGE PRESERVE RESTORATION

SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT OF LARK CONSERVATION STRATEGY

TENINO RANCH RESTORATION IV

SUPPORTING DEVELOPMENT OF A LARK CONSERVATION STRATEGY

PRAIRIE HABITAT ENHANCEMT WHIDBEY ISLAND

VIOLET PRAIRIE - WESTERN POND TURTLE HABITAT ENHANCEMENT

OHLONE TIGER BEETLE TRANSLOCATION PROJECT SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING - DIRECTED ANNOUNCEMENT

MEADOWLARK HABITAT ENHANCEMENT

CNLM SEED PRODUCTION OREGON SILVER SPOT BUTTERFLY

CATTLE EXCLUSION FENCING AT MOUTH OF SANTA MARIA RIVER

VERNAL POOL WETLAND RESTORATION PROJECT

DAN KELLY PRESERVE RESTORATION II

SWSD POND ROAD PROPERTY CONSERVATION EASEMENT ACQUISITION LAND PROTECTION PROJECT

JFSP 13-2-01-10

GLACIAL HERITAGE PRAIRIE RESTORATION

AMBROSIA PUMILA HABITAT IMPROVEMENT

SCATTER CR VIOLET PRAIRIE

CAVENESS RANCH RESTORATION-MODIFY TO AMEND EXPIRATION DATE TO 9/30/16 AS STATED IN AGREEMENT

MODIFY TO AMEND EXPIRATION DATE AND CLOSE AWARD

STREAKE HORNED LARKS - COLUMBIA RIVER-MOD TO DEOBLIGATE AND CLOSE AWARD IN PRISM