Department of the Interior
Integrated Habitat Enhancement Initiative to Benefit Native Species and Local Communities (GU)
Enhance 100 acres of low-value habitat to reduce hazardous wildfire fuel loads, thin acacia nurse trees, underplant native vegetation, and continue a community-backed restoration and resilience project in the village of Malesso, Guam. The project will im
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Department of the Interior
Grants For States And Tribes For Voluntary Restoration

Department of the Interior
Guam Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Pesticide Tree Injection Program
initiate a pesticide program servicing the island’s ports of entry to mitigate the risk of coconut rhinoceros beetle (CRB) spreading through the Micronesia region

Department of Defense and the Department of the Interior
Eradicating Little Fire Ants within the proposed Guahan Sentinel Landscape in Guam
Eradicate little fire ants within priority sites on Guam where treatment will support military mission, protect at-risk species, address community concerns, and protect local industry, including subsistence and small scale agriculture. Project will apply

Restoring Degraded Forests and Badlands on Guam
Re-establish connectivity of intact native habitats previously degraded by anthropogenic disturbance including fires, clearing, and off roading allowing establishment of non native plants. Project will rely on thorough delineation, mapping, and plant ide

Improving Ecosystem and Community Health and Food Security through Invasive Species Removal in Guam
Collaborate with partners to utilize existing trapping technology, veterinary management techniques, and other eradication methods to remove invasive and feral species from forested ecosystems and nearby communities. Project will improve the success of o

Developing Conservation Professionals Grounded in Indigenous Knowledge (GU; MP)
Develop Indigenous methodologies and capacity to effectively navigate the threats to biodiversity and advance restoration efforts in the Mariana Islands. Project will inform the development of a field school, internship program, and graduate fellowship r

CNMI Mucuna Pruriens Eradication Project – Year 2
continue the eradication of the mucuna pruriens in the Northern Mariana Islands

Grants For States And Tribes For Voluntary Restoration
Collaborative Planning to Refine Conservation Land Acquisition Project Boundaries for Florida Forever

Environmental Protection Agency
The 16-acre Tower Chemical Co. Superfund site is located about 5-miles east of Clermont, Florida. From 1957 to 1980, Tower Chemical Company operated a manufacturing facility on site. The facility’s waste disposal practices left contamination on site.

Dam Removal and Stream Restoration in Florida
This project will remove an earthen dam located on private lands which are tributaries to the Apalachicola River that has five federally listed mussels and Gulf sturgeon, and weir dam on the Myakka River to benefit Florida manatee, and barrier on the Eco
Partners involved/Community support: Private landowner, Golden Triangle Resource Conservation & Development Council, Panama City PFW, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Forestry Service, St. Johns River Water Management District

Designing Central Wetlands Hydrologic and Habitat Restoration (LA)
Complete the design phase for the Central Wetlands Restoration Project to alleviate impoundment and increase freshwater and sediment input, allow for planting of native vegetation, and identify opportunities for partner restoration activities on nearly 1
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Orphaned Well Site Plugging, Remediation, And Restoration
This project's exact funding amount was not provided by the DOI, but the press release noted that it is paying for plugging, remediating, and reclaiming 10 wells

Tribal Climate Resilience - Community Relocation
Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana
Community-driven relocation, managed retreat, and protect-in-place coordinator awards are designed to support Tribes with limited technical staffing capacity to hire a full time position to support these efforts.
$5 million for Planning Grants awarded over multiple years

Department of Agriculture
Osceola National Forest Watershed Restoration (FL)
Complete 500 acres of mechanical forest understory fuels reduction and soil stabilization along 4 miles of road as part of the U.S. Forest Service’s Osceola National Forest Watershed Restoration Action Plan. Project will restore forest health and hydro

Department of Agriculture
Flow at Radium Springs is not consistent and is highly dependent on water levels in the Floridan Aquifer. This is based on rainfall and pumping in the surrounding spring shed, which includes agricultural, municipal, and industrial wells. At the peak reco

Department of Agriculture
Frequent flooding within the Whitewater Creek watershed in Macon County, Georgia, has resulted in severe bank erosion, loss of prime farmland and damage to county roads and infrastructure. The Whitewater Creek Watershed Plan will identify measures that

Frequent flooding and channel obstructions within the Big Slough watershed in Mitchell County, Georgia, has resulted in severe bank erosion, loss of prime farmland and damage to county roads and infrastructure. The Big Slough Watershed Plan will identif

Water demand from industry and agricultural irrigation puts stress on Floridan Aquifer and surface water levels, particularly in drought years, threatening the watershed, agricultural water supply, and aquatic and wildlife habitat in the Ichawaynochaway

Environmental Protection Agency
AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS, INC. (PENSACOLA PLANT)
The 18-acre American Creosote Works Inc. (Pensacola Plant) Superfund site is located on 701 J Street in Pensacola, Florida. It includes the area where a wood-treating facility operated from 1902 to 1981.  Several businesses are located north of the si

Environmental Protection Agency
The Escambia Wood (Pensacola) Superfund site is located at 3910 North Palafox Street in Pensacola, Florida. The Site is located in a mixed industrial and residential area, bordered on the north by former residential neighborhoods, on the west by Palafo

The Mississippi Phosphates Corporation (MPC) manufactured Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) fertilizer at its Pascagoula facility from the late 1950’s thru December 2014 when it declared bankruptcy.  Pursuant to a July 2015 bankruptcy settlement, two trusts

Orphaned Well Site Plugging, Remediation, And Restoration
This project's exact funding amount was not provided by the DOI, but the press release noted that it is paying for plugging, remediating, and reclaiming 9 wells

​Funds would be used to perform a feasibility report for a watershed project that would stabilize a ravine which is a subset of the Bayou Baton Rouge. This major drainage outfall for the watershed is a 45-feet deep ravine situated in the central Southe

The underserved community of Rawls Springs in Forrest County is constantly impacted by flooding after heavy rains, impacting the well being of residents and businesses. Funds will be used to explore options that would alleviate drainage issues and elimin

Reaffirming Feasibility of the Supplemental Watershed and Environmental Assessment for Pine Barren Creek Watershed. Funds will be used for planning, design and construction.

Enhancing Fire-Dependent Plant Communities in the East Gulf Coastal Plain Habitats (AL, LA, MS)
Improve resilience of 90,000 acres of fire-dependent habitats including piney woods, blackland prairie, and loess bluffs ecosystems through restoration, habitat management, invasive plant species control, revegetation, cost-sharing, outreach and training
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The 6-acre Sonford Products Superfund Site is in Flowood, Mississippi. It is bordered by railroad tracks to the west, a residential area further west, and wooded areas on the north, south, and east.

The Southeastern Wood Preserving Superfund site is located in Canton, Mississippi. Several wood-treating companies conducted wood-treating operations from 1928 and 1979. The companies used coal tar, creosote and pentachlorophenol as wood preservatives.

Madison County - Upper Bear Creek Watershed
BIL WFPO funds will be used to implement construction plans for flood mitigation and address streambank erosion. High stream velocities contribute to streambank erosion, which causes downstream impediments such as sediment and debris deposition and ultim

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and streambank erosion. High stream velocities contribute to streambank erosion, which causes downstream im

The Bentonia Creek Watershed, Structure No. 7 is a floodwater retarding structure dam. The site was originally designed to accumulate and store 215 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam is 1971 feet long and 23 feet tall earthen embankment with a drainage area of

Hinds County is currently having major drainage problems throughout the County (including within municipalities). Storm events occurring in Hinds County have caused tributaries to flood surrounding areas resulting in flood waters entering residences and

The Eden Creek, Structure No. Y-37D-10 site was originally designed to accumulate and store 54 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam is 550 feet long and 47 feet tall earthen embankment with a drainage area of approximately 0.4937 square miles. The principal spill

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding along Gourdvine Creek and Black Creek. ​Historic flooding impacts have been to both agricultural land and

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding along the Lower Tillatoba Creek. ​The city of Charleston has severe streambank erosion issues that has be

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding, recreation, irrigation, and habitat enhancements. The Long Creek Dam is currently breached, which has redu

Frequent flooding within the Beaver Creek watershed in Macon County, Georgia, has resulted in severe bank erosion, loss of prime farmland and damage to county roads and infrastructure. The Beaver Creek watershed plan will identify measures that will pro

Habitat Management, Wildfire Mitigation, and Engaging Communities in the Georgia Sentinel Landscape
Prescribe burn 20,000 acres of private land and 5,000 acres of public land, identify historically underserved communities to assist with prescribed burning and wildfire mitigation, complete at least 10 stewardship management plans per year, and support a

Grants For States And Tribes For Voluntary Restoration
The Georgia Sentinel Landscape Futures Initiative

BIL WFPO funds will be used to conduct a feasility report on water quality management that would create a regional stormwater BMP plan for stormwater treatment detention while enhancing recreational opportunites and providing eductional components to the

Neuse River Basin (Town of Oriental) - The proposed project would repair a seawall (Hodges St. Bulkhead), road, connection between watershed from town (Duck Pond) and Neuse River, alleviate recurring flooding, alleviate recurring access issues, and repai

Department of Commerce
Restoring Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
Restore habitat in the Cape Fear watershed
American Rivers will restore priority habitat in the Cape Fear watershed for several migratory fish species, including American shad, river herring, striped bass, Atlantic sturgeon, and American eel. Three dams upstream of a series of U.S. Army Corps of

​BIL WFPO funds will be used to plan, design, and construct a system to reduce and/or prevent localized flooding within the watershed near Dillon, South Carolina.

Back and Jacob Swamp Watersheds (Robeson County Drainage District 1) - The project would help restore crucial drainage by replacing failing culverts, clearing and repairing ditch banks, restoring travel ways, and removing sediment. The project falls with

Meadow Branch Channel Watershed (Robeson County Drainage District 4) - The project would help restore crucial drainage by replacing failing culverts, clearing and repairing ditch banks, restoring travel ways, and removing sediment. The project falls with

Moss Neck Channel Watershed (Robeson County Drainage District 2) - The project would help restore crucial drainage by replacing failing culverts, clearing and repairing ditch banks, restoring travel ways, and removing sediment. The project falls within t

Establishing Peatland Atlantic White Cedar Forest on Game Lands in North Carolina
Establish Atlantic white cedar forest and adapted peatland plant species, including bald cypress and button bush, and accomplish hydrologic restoration in a pocosin-peatland environment at Angola Bay Game Land. Project will impact 1,383 acres of recently

The ABC One-Hour Cleaners Superfund Site (the Site) is located at 2127 Lejeune Boulevard in Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Carolina within the County’s commercial retail district. The one-acre Site is located approximately two miles southeast of Ca

Wetland Migration Pathway Planning, Prioritization, and Community Engagement (FL, MA, NC, NJ, RI, SC)
Create a pipeline of tidal wetland migration pathway projects in areas served by National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRS) in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast of the U.S. In cooperation with communities and local partners, project will identi

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding on Sandy Island. Recent flooding has threatened infrastructure, notably homes, businesses, and transportation rou

Advnisdisgi ᎠᏛᏂᏍᏗᏍᎩ: Interagency Conservation Planning for Culturally Significant Species (NC)
Create an interagency planning collaboration to conserve rare and culturally significant species within the greater Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians ancestral landscape in North Carolina. Project will result in data management and modelling tools, includ

Department of Defense and the Department of the Interior
Building Resiliency of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems in Southeastern Sentinel Landscapes (FL, GA, NC, SC)
Complete prescribed burns, mechanical and chemical treatments, and hand cutting to improve habitat for terrestrial and aquatic species on 42,290 acres of longleaf pine habitat, and perform road crossings and culverts surveys. Project will improve upland

The Ram Leather Care Superfund site is located in Charlotte, North Carolina. It includes an area where the Ram Leather Care company restored leather goods and operated a dry-cleaning facility from 1977 to 1993.

The 15-acre Hemphill Road TCE Superfund Site is in South Gastonia, North Carolina. It is in a mixed residential, commercial, and industrial district in the southern part of Gaston County.

Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture
Manu Tatene Utkéware: Improving Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems on Ancestral Lands (SC)
Use a cultural approach to ecological restoration by engaging Catawba citizens in replacing two culverts, stabilizing streambanks, converting land to native prairie, and doubling the size of canebrake on Tribal lands. Project will renew the relationship
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Natural Resource Conservation Service

Culvert Replacements for Fish Passage in South Carolina
These AOP projects are located on a tributaries to Lynches River and Saluda River, which is designated critical habitat for the endangered Carolina heelsplitter. The road crossings are not designed for aquatic organism passage and currently are signific
Partners involved/Community support: Lancaster County Roads Program, Charleston Ecological Services, Charleston PFW, USFS, South Carolina DNR

​BIL WFPO funds will be used to plan, design, and construct a system to reduce and/or prevent localized flooding, especially as the area is planning for growth. Horry County is experiencing unprecedented growth accelerating the need to provide flood pr

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the the Buck Creek Watershed. Changes within the primarily agricultural watershed are a concern regarding recent flood eve

​Flooding often occurs on Sandy Island, located in Georgetown County, South Carolina. The Waccamaw River is part of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and during flood events it threatens the watershed infrastructure and impacts local homes and busines

Expanding Forest Landowner Technical Assistance in Georgia
Enhance and expand the conservation resources available to small and minority landowners across forestlands in Georgia that correspond to Gopher Tortoise and Northern Bobwhite Working Land for Wildlife initiative ranges. Project will increase forest mana

PEACH ORCHARD RD PCE GROUNDWATER PLUME SITE
The 350-acre Peach Orchard Road PCE Groundwater Plume Superfund site is located in Augusta, Georgia. It includes an area of groundwater contamination in a City of Augusta Utilities Department well field in the southern part of Augusta. The site is loca

The Mill-Canton Creek Watershed Structure No. 7 was constructed in 1962. Since completion of the structure, the drainage area and breach zone has been urbanized. Currently, the structure does not meet criteria for a high hazard potential dam. Therefor

This project will further the growing efforts within St. Clair County of replacing inadequately designed road crossings with appropriately sized bottomless culverts or bridges to facilitate unimpeded aquatic organism movement. This project will replace
Partners involved/Community support: St. Clair Transportation Department, Alabama DEM, Alabama Rivers Network, Geological Survey of Alabama, Daphne Ecological Service, Daphne PFW, NFWF

The City of Aliceville is requesting bIL WFPO funds to conduct a feasibility report on a proposed project that would reduce the nuisance of flooding throughout the town that adversely affects commerce, homes, access, and disrupts thea bility of first rep

Black Creek Watershed, Structure No. 100 site was originally designed to accumulate and store 122 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam site is located on Yazoo Creek, an upstream tributary of the Black Creek. The dam is 940 feet long and 34 feet tall earthen emba

​The Arkansas Black Mayors Association and City of Eudora, AR request assistance with conducting a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a potential watershed project for Camp Bayou Canal-Boeuf River, Caney Bayou, Grand Lake-Bayou Macon, and Tig

​The Arkansas Black Mayors Association and City of Wilmot, AR request assistance with conducting a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a potential watershed project for Camp Bayou & Overflow Creek watersheds in Ashley County, AR. Flooding from

​The Arkansas Black Mayors Association and City of Fountain Hill, AR request assistance with conducting a PIFR for a potential watershed project for Snake River - Saline River watershed in Ashley County, AR. Flooding from heavy rainstorm events has dam

Ascalmore Creek Watershed, Structure No. Y-17A-1 site was originally designed to accumulate and store 762 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam is 1725 feet long and 36 feet tall earthen embankment with a drainage area of approximately 10.48 square miles. The prin

Tillatoba Creek Watershed FWRS Y-17B-1 site was designed and constructed as a class (a) low hazard site, meaning that failure may damage farm buildings, agricultural land, or township and county roads. The dam was planned and built with flood prevention

Ascalmore Creek Watershed, Structure No. Y-17A-2 site was originally designed to accumulate and store 256 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam is 985 feet long and 39 feet tall earthen embankment with a drainage area of approximately 5.99 square miles. The princi

​The City of Dumas requests assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a possible PL-566 project in four 12-digit HUC sub-watersheds located within the Canal No. 19-Canal No. 18, Headwaters Boeuf River, Canal No. 81, and Clay

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding. There is about 25,000 acres of cropland and two community housing development projects needing relief from

Buntyn Creek Watershed FWRS Y-16A-2 was planned and built with flood prevention being the primary purpose for the structure. The dam is a 32 foot tall (maximum height) earthen embankment with a drainage area of 0.65 square miles. The permanent pool (sedi

Buntyn Creek STR 16A-2 dam was planned and built with flood prevention being the primary purpose for the structure. Current assessment of the dam requires rehabilitation to bring the dam into compliance with NRCS and Mississippi dam safety criteria and p

The Buntyn Creek Watershed FWRS No. Y-16A-1 was planned and built with flood prevention being the primary purpose for the structure. The dam is a 43 foot tall (maximum height) earthen embankment with a drainage area of 3.23 square miles. The permanent po

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and drainage.

Flooding along the Lower Tillatoba Creek has impacted the city of Charleston, created severe streambank erosion issues that has become a safety issue in minority subdivisions and areas in which children must cross every day to go to school. Funds will b

The North Tillatoba-Hunter Creek Watershed, Structure No. Y-17C-6B is a floodwater retarding structure dam. The site was originally designed to accumulate and store 326 ac-ft. of sediment. The dam is 1850 feet long and 35 feet tall earthen embankment wit

There is substantial streambank erosion along the Johnson Creek/Otoucalofa Creek watershed located in the limited resource area of Yalobusha County. Funding is needed to explore best methods to stabilize the river banks to prevent future flooding.

Long Lake Bayou - Little Bee Bayou Watershed
Little Bee Bayou is located in Phillips County, Arkansas. Restoration work is being planned to restore the watershed that is currently impairing access to and from Lake Bayou due to rising sediment and vegetation. The plan will address flood prevention,

​The Arkansas Black Mayors Association and City of Altheimer, AR request assistance with conducting a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a potential watershed project for Little Bayou Meto watershed in Jefferson County, AR. Flooding from heav

Lick Creek serves the local Durham, Arkansas community and is listed as an impaired stream that threatens local water resource. Funds will be used to implement conservation practices that restore the watershed, improve water quality, and implement ag-wat

The 9-acre Smalley-Piper Superfund site is in Collierville, Tennessee. Commercial and industrial land uses border the site. Residential areas, including single-family homes and a mobile home park, are located ¼ mile southeast of the site. Groundwater

Walker Machine manufactured precision fabricated metal products from the mid-1960s until about 2002. Cutting oils and chlorinated solvents (including tetrachloroethene (PCE), trichloroethene (TCE), and mineral spirits) were used in the operations. The us

The .62-acre Former Custom Cleaners (FCC) Superfund site is located at 3517 Southern Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee.  The site is bordered to the north by Southern Avenue, to the east by Minor Road, to the south by Spotswood Avenue and to the west by So

The Arkansas Black Mayors Association's (ABMA) and city of Hughes and Jennette would like to request assistance with conducting a Preliminary Investigation and Feasibility Report (PIFR), Planning, Design, and Construction approval for the for a watershed

​The Cities of Forrest City, Haynes, and Marianna collectively request assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a PL-566 project in the Larkin Creek – L’Anguille River Watershed . These cities are experiencing flooding t

​The City of Madison, Arkansas Black Mayors Association, and East Arkansas Enterprise Community request assistance with conducting a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a potential watershed project for L’Anguille River – St. Francis River

​The City of Cotton Plant requests assistance to conduct a Preliminary Investigation and Feasibility Report for a watershed project in the Buffalo Creek - Bayou DeView Watershed. The City of Cotton Plant is experiencing flooding that impacts safety, co

Direct Federal Spending For Resilient Recreation Sites
Restoring the Tyler Bend Boat Launch, Buffalo National River Park
The project incorporates better asset management practices by reducing costs, reduce infrastructure damage during frequent flood events, and allow the natural free flowing river process to occur in accordance with the park’s enabling legislation. Impro

First Creek – L’Anguille River Watershed
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with sedimentation from agricultural areas, streambank erosion, and other activities has reduced the capacity of streams within the watershe

The City of Turrell requests assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a possible PL-566 project in the Big Creek Watershed. The City of Turrell is experiencing flooding that impacts safety, comfort, and quality of life. Over t

The Velsicol Chemical Corp. (Hardeman County) Superfund site is located in Toone, Tennessee. It includes an area where Velsicol Chemical Corporation operated a landfill from 1964 to 1973.

Bil WFPO funds will be used to provide flood protection for the surrounding community of McNairy County, Tennessee. Since 1976, a watershed restoration plan has been in place to restore the watershed and provide relief to the limited resource area as fu

The Southside Chattanooga Lead Site is located in downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. The site consists of residential neighborhoods and non-residential communal areas (parks, schools, playgrounds, child care centers), where soils have been impacted by lead

This dam ranks out at #4 of more than 1500 dams in TN. The dam is the only major barrier on the mainstem of the river that separates 804 linear miles of streams below the dam from 780 miles upstream (total free flowing miles - 1,114. There are 46 species
Partners involved/Community support: Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, Tennessee DEC, USACE, Tennessee Valley Authority, The Nature Conservancy, Cookeville Ecological Services

Status Assessment and Conservation Planning for Cumberland Plateau Grasslands (AL, GA, KY, TN)
Develop a science-based status assessment and comprehensive conservation plan for the grasslands, savannas, and other open ecosystems of the Cumberland Plateau of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. By working collaboratively with stakeholders, th

A feasibility study will be conducted to explore the viability of converingt a 90-acre lake to flood control and ag water management practices for Gilmer County, GA.
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Implementing Priority Recovery Actions for the Federally Threatened Trispot Darter in Georgia
Assess and prioritize 300 road crossings in high-priority watersheds, replace 10 crossings that cause significant barriers to small fish passage, and use environmental DNA methods to sample, fill life history knowledge gaps, and inform barrier prioritiza

Located in Forsyth County, Georgia, Settingdown Dam #54 is an earthen dam built in 1954 to provide flood control to the surrounding communities within the Coosa River Watershed. Since completion of the structure, the drainage area and breach zone has be

Located in Forsyth County, Georgia, Settingdown Dam #56 is an earthen dam built to provide flood protection in the Coosa River Watershed in 1954 and modified in 1985. Since completion of the structure, the drainage area nad breach zone has been urbanized

Advnisdisgi: A Cherokee Planning Project for Conservation Across Jurisdictions

The Smokey Mountain Smelters Superfund site is located in Knox County, Tennessee. The site is located at 1508 Maryville Pike in Knoxville, Tennessee, four miles south of downtown Knoxville in a mixed industrial, commercial and residential area. A low-i

Aquatic Connectivity and Enhancing Mussel Restoration Capacity in the Upper Tennessee River (VA)
Improve aquatic connectivity, habitat suitability through fish barrier removal, enhance freshwater mussel restoration efforts through production facility upgrades, improve public access with targeted access improvements, and update the long-term basin-wi

Kayjay, Fighting Creek – Cumberland River
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with ​flooding issues in the Fighting Creek – Cumberland River watershed near the KayJay community. This area has had repetitive flood d

Develop Laurel Branch Spoils Removal Design BISO
Remedial design includes development of engineering drawings and specifications for a site cleanup. Remedial action follows design, and involves the actual construction or implementation phase of site cleanup.

​The city if Spencer has requested assistance for a potential watershed plan for the purpose of serving the landowners with additional measures for livestock and potable water supply. The current water supply for the population has exceeded the demand

The Alamo Contaminated Ground Water Superfund site is located Alamo, Tennessee, about 10 miles northwest of Jackson. It includes an area of contaminated groundwater potentially resulting from various operations in the community’s downtown business di

​The City of Blytheville requests assistance to conduct a Preliminary Investigation and Feasibility Report a project within Pemiscot Bayou Watershed and the Tyronza River Watershed. The City of Blytheville is experiencing flooding that impacts safety,

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and soil erosion. The project will reshape 148 miles of eroded channel sections and establish a maximum of 3,500 acres of nat

​On August 21, 2021, at 2:00am in the morning, a catastrophic flash flood fell upon Humphreys County and left 21 inches of rain in a single day. River levels rose to historic heights completely inundating the city of Waverly causing 21 fatalities. Wave

TN Humphreys County Trace Creek Watershed Preliminary Investigation and Feasibility Report
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in Trace Creek watershed. Recent fatal flooding, notably catastrophic flash flood on August 21, 2021, had devastated infra

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and stabilization in the Lower Caney Basin. Areas of concern relate to managing agricultural drainage in the Mississippi D

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and agricultural drainage in the Mississippi Delta region. Existing multipurpose structures are in need of upgrades including

The Madison County Mines Site includes all of Madison County and the portion of the historical “Mine LaMotte Tract” that extends northward into southern St. Francois County, Missouri. Mining operations beginning in the early 1700s and ending in the m

BIG RIVER MINE TAILINGS/ST. JOE MINERALS CORP.
The Big River Mine Tailings/St. Joe Minerals Corp. Site is located in a former mining region known as the "Old Lead Belt,” which is 70 miles south of St. Louis. This site is composed of eight large areas of mine waste in this rural region, approximate

WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - FURNACE CREEK
The Washington County Lead District – Furnace Creek Site includes soil, groundwater, surface water, mine waste, and sediment contaminated with arsenic, barium, cadmium, and lead associated with historical mining practices in southeast Missouri. The Fur

WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - POTOSI
The Washington County Lead District – Potosi Site includes soil, groundwater, surface water and sediment contaminated with arsenic, barium, cadmium and lead associated with historical mining practices in southeast Missouri. The site encompasses about 4

WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - OLD MINES
The Washington County Lead District – Old Mines Site includes soil, groundwater, surface water and sediment contaminated with arsenic, barium, cadmium and lead associated with historical mining practices in southeast Missouri. The site encompasses abou

The Jacobsville Neighborhood Soil Contamination site includes the Jacobsville neighborhood as well as 12 other neighborhoods in Evansville, Indiana. The site consists of residential soils contaminated by lead and arsenic, and it covers a 4.5-square-mile

Direct Federal Spending for Revegetation of Mined Lands
Develop Removal Design for Blair Creek Contaminated Mine Drainage at Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area
Remedial design includes development of engineering drawings and specifications for a site cleanup. Remedial action follows design, and involves the actual construction or implementation phase of site cleanup.

Direct Federal Spending for Revegetation of Mined Lands
Develop Removal Design for Laurel Branch Stream Spoils at Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area

Orphaned Well Site Plugging, Remediation, And Restoration
This project's exact funding amount was not provided by the DOI, but the press release noted that it is paying for plugging, remediating, and reclaiming 24 wells

​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with watershed protection in the Wolf Creek watershed. The sponsor wants to review this watershed to identify water quality issues

​The Little Whitestick Creek Channel Modification was completed in 2007 as part of a NRCS watershed project. This area continues to be subjected to nuisance flooding of roadways and parking lots a few time a year and occasionally some local businesses

​Howard Creek watershed experienced a devastating flood in 2016 which killed 8 people in the town of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. There is one NRCS flood control dam and one flood control channel in the watershed. The sponsors want to look at

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Town of Rainelle. The town experience frequent devastating flooding from the Meadow River and it's tributar

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Marlin Run Watershed. ​Sponsor wants to take a fresh look at this watershed that has one NRCS flood cont

Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture
Reforesting Aquatic Corridors of Southern Appalachia through Agroforestry (AL, GA, OH, NC, TN, WV, VA)
Catalyze riparian reforestation efforts on agricultural land in the Southern Appalachian range of Eastern Hellbenders by promoting multifunctional riparian areas that increase the financial resilience of agriculture and boost ecosystem health. Project w
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Natural Resource Conservation Service

​The Bluewell Public Service District has two water supply dams that do not meet the current West Virginia Dam Safety criteria. The PSD would like to decommission the structures and look for alternate water supplies. These are not NRCS structures. Thes

Brush Creek Site 12 is an earthen embankment, flood control dam in Mercer County West Virginia that was constructed in 1965. It is a part of the Brush Creek Watershed Project, planned in March 1960 utilizing PL-566 funds, which alleviates flooding in the

Daves Fork Christian Fork Watershed West Virginia
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the the Daves Fork/Christian Fork Watersheds. The watershed has 3 aged flood control structures and a flood control chan

In past years, heavy rains fell on the steep mountain slopes that surround the Elkhorn Creek Watershed, causing severe landslides and flooding in McDowell County, West Virginia. Efforts to mitigate future flooding have had the opposite effect and now pla

Clinch River Watershed Fish Passage Restoration
The Clinch River Watershed Fish Passage Restoration effort aims to remove three dams in the Clinch River Watershed of Virginia to ultimately reconnect over 41 miles of stream and restore 2 miles of instream habitat for multiple federally listed species.
Partners involved/Community support: The Nature Conservancy, Town of Cedar Bluff, PFW, Virginia DWR, Canaan Valley Institute, private landowners, Southwest Virginia Community College

The 80-acre Holcomb Creosote Co. site is located in Yadkinville, North Carolina. It includes an area where Holcomb Creosote Company operated a wood-treating facility from the 1950s to 2009.

Department of Commerce
Restoring Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
Restoration within the floodplain of the lower Roanoke River
The Nature Conservancy will replace six undersized culverts with bridges and remove two earthen barriers within the floodplain of the lower Roanoke River. Removal of these eight barriers will benefit migratory species such as blueback herring. It will al

The GMH Electronics Superfund site, formerly known as the Halifax Road site (the “Site”), is located at 1800 Virgilina Road, three-quarters of a mile northeast of Roxboro in Person County, North Carolina. The Site includes the GMH Electronics build

Cherrystone Creek 2A is a multi purpose dam that provides flood protection and water supply for Pittsylvania County residents.

The Ahoskie Creek Watershed encompasses the limited resource area of Bertie County, and also serves Northampton and Hertford Counties. The project would assist with restoring the original design of the watershed. Several storms have caused severe eros

The Horse-Flat Swamp Watershed is located North of Ahoskie, NC. The project would assist with restoring the original design of the watershed when it was installed. Several storms have caused areas of severe erosion, in some instances prohibiting maintena

Department of the Interior and Department of Agriculture
Return to the River: Developing a Master Plan for Conservation and Environmental Education (VA)
Engage with experts to complete 6 plans covering conservation and land management, traditional knowledge sharing, public education curriculum, business, risk management and safety training, marketing and communication, and architectural design and interp
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Natural Resource Conservation Service

Support implementation of three high priority salt marsh projects to restore single channel hydrology of tidal wetlands, primarily through salt marsh ditch remediation and runnels, as well as other interventions to enhance plant communities and habitat f

Department of Commerce
Restoring Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
Improve fish passage on the Oyster River
The Town of Durham will design and implement removal of the Mill Pond Dam and install a fish ladder on the Oyster Reservoir Dam to improve fish passage on the Oyster River. In addition to reopening access to habitat, removal of the Mill Pond Dam will inc

Restore access to 238 miles of habitat in Massachusetts
The Ipswich River Watershed Association will restore access to 238 miles of habitat in the Ipswich and Parker River watersheds, tributaries to the Great Marsh Area of Critical Environmental Concern. They will address five dams: Ipswich Mills, Larkin Mill

Removal of two dams in the Monatiquot River watershed
The Town of Braintree will remove two dams in the Monatiquot River watershed. The dam removals will create immediate access to habitat for alewives and other migratory species. They will also increase community resilience by reducing the flood elevation

Tyler Dam is currently undersized based on the current and future watershed build-out conditions and as a high hazard potential dam, no longer meets NRCS design criteria or performance standards. BIL REHAB funds will be used to excavate material within t

Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Landscape Conservation Initiative

Lester G. Ross Dam is a high hazard dam serving the town of Berlin, Massachusets and surounding community of Worcester County. BIL REHAB funds will be used to create a new non-erosive auxiliary spillway to extend the service life of the dam, rehabilitate

BIL REHAB funds will be used for new construction costs associated with the rehabilitation of the Rawson Hill Dam located in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. The Rawson Hill Dam project will create a new non-erosive auxiliary spillway, lined with roller compac

The funds for the Allen Site Dam Project will be used to prepare the design for rehabilitation of the Allen Dam Site located in Walpole Massachusetts. The Allen Site Dam is a high hazard dam, the hazard classification is based on the potential for loss o

High Street Dam Removal in the Taunton River Watershed
The High Street Dam is the most downstream barrier to migratory fish passage on the Town River in the Taunton Watershed of southeast Massachusetts, blocking otherwise open passage to Narragansett Bay and the ocean. This significant hazard dam is an aging
Partners involved/Community support: Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts, the Old Colony Planning Council, Town of Bridgewater MA, City of Brockton MA

Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Blackstone River Watershed in Manville, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Pawtuxet River Watershed in Warwick, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

Thames River Basin & South East Coast Basin
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with water pollution, flooding and erosion concerns. Sources of point and nonpoint water pollution have a detrimental effect on shellfish b

PIFR - Bradley Brook Watershed Middletown
Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Bradley Brook Watershed in Middletown, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

PIFR - Paradise Brook and Maidford River Watershed
Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Paradise Brook and Maidford River Watershed in East Middletown, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

The 18,000-acre New Bedford site is an urban tidal estuary with sediments which are highly contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and heavy metals. At least two manufacturers in the area used PCBs while producing electric devices from the 194

Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Palmer River Watershed in Warren, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

PIFR - Runnin's River Watershed East Providence
Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Runnin's River Watershed in East Providence, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Landscape Restoration and Community Engagement Initiative
Restore the site of a former cranberry bog; expand aquatic connectivity and riparian habitat; build ecosystem resilience of pine barrens, woodlands, shrublands, and sandplain grasslands; and improve ecological function of coastal plain pondshores. Projec

Conserving the Hydrology and Climate Resilience of Five Priority Salt Marshes in Rhode Island
Recover natural salt marsh hydrology degraded by legacy impacts and address non-native invasive species inhibiting natural processes that at-risk species like the saltmarsh sparrow rely on. Project will improve the resilience and landward migration of 73

Deep Pond and School House Pond Watershed
Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Deep Pond and School House Pond Watershed in Westerly, Rhode Island to address erosion control, water quality, and address needed habitat improvement caused by flooding.

Winnapaug and Salt Ponds Watershed in Westerly
Funds will be used to perform a preliminary feasibility report on the Winnapaug and Salt Ponds Watershed in Westerly, Rhode Island to address flooding concerns, improve water quality and wildlife habitat.

Regenerative Urban Watershed and Wetland Restoration on Fort Dupont Creek (DC)
Enhance the Fort Dupont Riparian Corridor through stream and wetland reconstruction projects including the removal of fish barriers and regenerative stream design that will benefit species of greatest conservation including the eastern worm snake, northe

Ecosystem - Delaware River Basin Conservation Act
Data collection, design, consultation, and permitting for fish passage at dam no. 5 on the Brandywine Creek

Ecosystem - Delaware River Basin Conservation Act
Building capacity for dam remove throughout the Delaware River watershed

Visitation Trends on National Wildlife Refuges
Systematic social science monitoring of the characteristics, experiences, and spending of visitors to highly visited national wildlife refuges. This data collected from refuges with notable visitation have up-to-date visitor information on a continual ba

Direct Federal Spending (Or Other) For National Revegetation Strategy
Coordinates for Main Interior Building

Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Detection, Eradication and Preventative Measures Proposal-Year 4
continue its campaign to detect, eradicate and implement preventative measures against this invasive species

Southern High Plains Grassland Protection, Restoration and Enhancement Project
Coordinates for Main Interior Building

The Native Seed Collection and Production in Key Geographies will enhance seed collection and production and ecoregional collaboration to increase the availability of native seed resources for restoration, including establishing native seed collection te

Mitigate Hazards on Mined Lands, Native Seed Funds
The Native Seed Collection and Production in Key Geographies project will enhance seed production and ecoregional collaboration to increase the availability of native seed resources for restoration, including establishing native seed collection teams to

Support critical capacity to build partnerships and deliver on-the-ground conservation projects
Coordinates for Main Interior Building

Wayfinding Signs on National Wildlife Refuges
Maintain visitor satisfaction while ensuring adequate resource protection by improving signage at national wildlife refuges experiencing elevated visitation levels.

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Maintain Species Habitat and Increase Channel Capacity Along the Platte River

Eradication and Response for Nuisance and Invasive Species
Facilitate the annual Nuisance and Invasive Species Awareness Week; Implementation of the USVI EDRR; and Direct eradication projects

Direct Federal Spending (Or Other) For National Revegetation Strategy
Development of a Native Plant Facility for National Parks in Sagebrush Systems

The OIA BIL Activity 8 program provides grant funding to restore native vegetation and mitigate environmental hazards on mined Federal and non-Federal land in American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Isla

Developing the Departmental Molecular-Based Early Detection Architecture to Support a National Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR) Framework

Comprehensive Status Assessment and Conservation Plan for the Grasslands, Savannas, and Other Open Ecosystems of the Cumberland Plateau

Direct Federal Spending (Or Other) For National Revegetation Strategy
Optimizing Resilience and Adaptation for Restored Native Seedings in Sagebrush Steppe

Direct Federal Spending for Revegetation of Mined Lands
A National Geospatial Decision Tool for Science-based Restoration of Mined Lands: Revegetation and Environmental Hazards

Preventing the Introduction and Spread of Invasive Species Through Strategic Landscape-Level Approaches

Adding Terrestrial Invasive Plant Forecasting, Monitoring, and Data Visualization Capabilities to INHABIT- a Web Based Decision Support Tool - to Support a National Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR) Framework

Building Direct Tribal Adaptation/Plant Ecologist Technical Assistance Capacity through Cooperative Partnerships
Project outcomes include private sector jobs, increasing native plant materials access, and expanding Tribal capacity to support national coordination on implementing the National Seed Strategy.

BLM Working Capital Fund and Seeds of Success Capacity Building

BLM Working Capital Fund and SOS/IDIQ Capacity Building

Safety of Dams, Water Sanitation, And Other Facilities
Columbia River In-lieu Treaty Fishing Sites

Direct Federal Spending For Resilient Recreation Sites
Restoring Wildlife Habitat in Campgrounds and Along Trails at 7 National Parks in WA and CA

Native Seed Collection and Production in Key Geographies - Revegetation of Mined Lands

Direct Federal Spending For Resilient Recreation Sites
Resilient Recreation Sites on Federal Lands

Department of Interior Wildfire Management - Burned Area Rehabilitation

Restoration and Vegetation Management of Multiple Historic Mined Land Repository Areas in the Western United States

Department of Interior Wildfire Management - Preparedness

Developing a National Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR) Information System to Support a National EDRR Framework

Provide funding for Tribal projects focused on invasive species; specifically projects that will achieve EDRR, prevention and eradication.

Revegetation and Hazard Mitigation on Mined Lands
This project supports tribal efforts to manage reclamation of abandoned hard rock mine lands on Tribal lands. This effort will restore habitat connectivity for aquatic species, advance habitat restoration, control invasive species, species conservation.

Invasive Species Detection, Prevention, and Eradication

Platte River Restoraton Invasive Plant Removal
This effort is for invasive species herbicide treatment on an annual basis (about 3,500 acres annually from 2008 through 2019) and mechanical removal when necessary, there are no revegetation efforts as the intent is the keep the channel in a more wide a

Westwide Detection of Invasive Dreissand Mussels
Perform additional analysis on invasive mussel early detection samples collect additional samples. Expand eDNA analysis to more samples. We currently only analyze eDNA at sites where veligers have been previously detected.
Analyze mussel plankton tow s

Detection of Invasive Crayfish in the West
Invasive Crayfish Identification: To assist with identifying spread of invasive crayfish, crayfish trapping may be performed by the laboratory during routine site visits. Traps will be baited and deployed during routine sample collection then any collect

The primary production goal is to double the capacity at one of the selected each tribal greenhouses, as Tribal greenhouses need funding to update and expand their facilities to increase each Tribe’s capacity to supply the growing need due to catastrop

Building Tribal Plant Ecology Technical Capacity
In coordination with Activity 9 subgroup efforts, this goal of this project will be to 1) to better understand native seed and plant materials need in Indian Country through outreach to Tribes, 2) increase the availability of and access to native seed re

Revegetation and Hazard Mitigation on Mined Lands
A GIS-based modeling and assessment and LiDAR will be used to provide a baseline for analyzing activates and disturbances across vast landscapes. Due to its versatility and ability to integrate diverse types of information, a GIS can be a valuable tool i

Using appropriations to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), in collaboration with other DOI bureaus, anticipates providing grants to support implementation of measures to prevent the introduction or sprea

Build Tribal capacity to manage invasive species, implement EDRR, prevention, and eradication measures.

The BLM Working Capital Fund and SOS/IDIQ Capacity Building project will increase the availability of native seed resources for restoration by purchasing available native seed, contracting with private farmers/nurseries to grow native seed/seedlings, and

Lënapehòkink Tribal Cultural Heritage Project: Developing a Homelands Fellowship in the Delaware River Valley, Phase I

Colorado River Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation Programs
Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program

Maajii-akii-gikenjigewin - Starting Out in Earth Conservation

Mojave Desert Ecoregional Seed Collection and Production

Mitigate Physical and Environmental Hazards on Mined FWS Lands

Supporting the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society to Build Tribal Capacity for Invasive Species Management, Including Early Detection-Rapid Response, Prevention, and Eradication
Invasive species “trainers” to work with tribes in building management capacity. The NAFWS will provide reports on tribes served after services have been provided. They are also conducted outreach to ensure tribes are aware of the opportunity.

Colorado River Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation Programs

Virtual Recreational Trip Planning on Refuges
Improve virtual trip planning experience for recreational visitors to national wildlife refuges and wetland management districts by developing more user-friendly trip planning tools on fws.gov and configure an OMB approved government survey instrument ca

Enhancing Fire-Dependent Plant Communities of the Piney Woods, Blackland Prairie, and Loess Plains of the East Gulf Coastal Plain

America the Beautiful Challenge is a nationwide program. The vision is to streamline grant funding opportunities for new voluntary conservation and restoration projects around the United States. Projects throughout the U.S., U.S. territories and Tribal

Expand the Southwest Seed Partnership for Southwestern National Parks

Using eDNA to Assess Ecological Resilience of Restored Grasslands

Native Seed Collection and Production in Key Geographies - National Revegetation Strategy

Pathways to Resilience: Ensuring a Future for Tidal Wetlands

Improving Identification and Detection of Invasive Species in Western Watersheds

Improving Midwest Restoration Capacity by Developing NPS and Tribal Native Seed Nodes

Increasing Westwide Detection of Invasive Species Through Additional Environmental DNA Collection and Analysis

Increase Native Seed Production for Restoration in Intermountain National Parks

Increasing the BIA Invasive Species Award Program to Support Tribal Projects Implementing Prevention, Early Detection-Rapid Response, and Eradication

Wildfire Management - Joint Fire Science Program with Department of Agriculture

Ecosystem - Delaware River Basin Conservation Act
Restoring upland habitats in the Blackbird Creek watershed

The Iceland Coin Laundry Superfund Site (Site) consists of the former Iceland Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaner facility (former facility), located at 1888 Delsea Drive in the City of Vineland, Cumberland County, New Jersey, and an area of contaminated gro

The former Kil-Tone Company manufactured arsenic-based pesticides from the late 1910s to the late 1930s at a facility which was located at 527 East Chestnut Avenue in a mixed use area within the City of Vineland, Cumberland County, NJ.

The Price Landfill site is located in the City of Pleasantville and Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey. The 26-acre landfill  originally was a sand and gravel excavation operation that closed in 1968. Beginning in 1971, Price Landfill beg

The White Swan Cleaners/Sun Cleaners site is located in Wall Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Two former dry cleaning operations – White Swan Cleaners and Sun Cleaners – have been determined to be sources of area wide volatile organic compound

The Peninsula Boulevard Groundwater Plume Superfund site includes the area within and around a groundwater plume, which is an area where contaminants disperse, in the Village of Hewlett, Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York.

NYC Parks Community Gardens Irrigation System
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related to NYC Parks. The project would provide on-site water infrastructure to 260 food-producing com

OLD ROOSEVELT FIELD CONTAMINATED GW AREA
The Old Roosevelt Field Contaminated Groundwater Area site includes an area of groundwater contamination in the Village of Garden City in central Nassau County, New York.

The White Chemical Corporation (WCC) site is a 4.4-acre vacant lot located at 660 Frelinghuysen Avenue in Newark, New Jersey. Historically, the site was used to manufacture various acid chlorides and fire-retardant compounds. The WCC property was used f

The Diamond Head Oil Refinery Div. Superfund site is a 30.5-acre area near the Hackensack Meadowlands in Kearny, New Jersey. The site has over 20 acres of unoccupied land, including wetland areas, a drainage ditch, a small pond, a vegetated landfill area

The Fried Industries site is a 26-acre area located in the northwest corner of East Brunswick Township near the border of the Borough of Milltown in Middlesex County, New Jersey. For 25 years, Fried Industries operated the site and manufactured floor fin

The Chem Fab Superfund Site is located on N. Broad Street in Doylestown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. From the mid-1960s to the late 1970s, Chem Fab, Inc. operated an electroplating and metal etching facility and also stored and disposed of processing ch

Removing the Spring Garden Dam on Neshaminy Creek to restore fish passage for American shad, alewife, and blueback herring

This Site is in the Borough of Lansdale and small portions of Hatfield, Towamencin, and Upper Gwynedd townships. The preliminary boundaries of the Site were determined based on groundwater quality data. In 1979, high levels of trichloroethene were detec

The 209-acre Crossley Farm site is located in a rural area in Hereford Township, Pennsylvania. A farm has been located on site since 1927. From the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s, the Bally Case and Cooler Company disposed of numerous drums of liquid waste a

The 56-acre Watson Johnson Landfill site is located in Richland Township, Pennsylvania. A 32-acre landfill accepted industrial and municipal wastes on part of the site from the late 1950s until the early 1970s. Waste disposal activities contaminated soil

Developing a Lënapehòkink Cultural Heritage Homelands Fellowship Along the Delaware River (DE, PA, NJ, NY)
Bring Lenape Tribal youth back to ancestral lands, the Lënapehòkink, within the Delaware River watershed and in portions of New York to cultivate tribal identity, cultural resilience, and provide career orienting experiences and pathways for Tribal y

Removing the No Name and Cedar Grove Dams on the Pequest River

Removing three dams on the Bushkill Stream to restore fish passage

Restoring streambank along Bushkill Creek at the Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center

The resource concern is addressing the needs of aging Watershed Infrastructure. Pennsylvania is generally taking a watershed approach to evaluating how to rehabilitate our existing infrastructure, which is why we are considering all five dams in the Lit

Little Schuylkill PA-423 Locust Creek Dam
The resource concern is addressing the needs of aging Watershed Infrastructure. Pennsylvania is generally taking a watershed approach to evaluating how to rehabilitate our existing infrastructure, which is why we are considering all five dams in the Lit

The 200-acre Roebling Steel Company site, which is next to the Delaware River in Florence Township, New Jersey, was used to manufacture steel products. The Roebling Steel Company produced steel wire and cable at the site for many years before closing in

The five-acre Kauffman & Minteer (K&M), Inc. site in Jobstown, New Jersey is the former site of an industrial transportation facility where hazardous wastewater from cleaning the inside of trucks was discharged into a drainage ditch and an unlined lagoon

The Cosden Chemical Coatings Corp. site is located in Beverly, New Jersey.  A paint formulation and manufacturing facility operated at the 6.7-acre site from 1945 until 1989when it permanently closed. The facility produced paints for industrial applicat

Advancing living-shoreline design and permitting along an urban Delaware River waterfront

Designing a riverfront trail and greenway along the Schuylkill River to connect communities to the river

The Puchack Well Field site is located in Pennsauken, New Jersey. In the 1970s various organic and inorganic contaminants were detected in water collected from wells at the Puchack Well Field. In 1984, due largely to chromium contamination, the general u

Reconnecting Hermesprota Creek to its floodplain in Conway Park for environmental and community resilience

The Lower Darby Creek Area (LDCA) Site is located in Darby Township and Folcroft Borough in Delaware and Philadelphia counties, Pennsylvania. The Site consists of two separate landfills, the Clearview and Folcroft Landfills. The Clearview Landfill is on

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Ducks Unlimited are working to restore 150 acres of Henderson Marsh at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge. The marsh has experienced historic tidal restrictions and reduced connectivity with Darby Creek, a tributar
Partners involved/Community support: Ducks Unlimited, NOAA Restoration Program, Local Government (Tinicum Township), State Government, Audubon Mid-Atlantic Chapter, Eastwick Friends and Neighbors Coalition, Friends of Heinz Refuge, L.L. Bean Outdoor Disc

Streamlining stormwater work through the Growing Greener Communities program

The Matteo & Sons, Inc. Superfund site is located in West Deptford, New Jersey. In 1947, the Matteo family purchased the 82.5-acre property, which includes upland areas and adjacent mudflats between Woodbury Creek, Hessian Run, and U.S. Highway 130. The

The Standard Chlorine of Delaware, Inc. site (also known as Metachem) is three miles northwest of Delaware City. It is approximately 65 acres in size and is west of River Road (Route 9) near the south bank of Red Lion Creek. Standard Chlorine of Delaware

The Ordnance Products Inc. Site occupies approximately 95 acres in North East, Maryland. From 1957 to 1979, the site was occupied by a munitions manufacturing facility that produced, stored, and packaged grenade fuses, detonators, and related devices fo

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Warm Springs Run Watershed. ​The watershed contains several NRCS flood control structures. The sponsor would l

Rehabilitation of the exisiting dam to meet current criteria for a high hazard dam and to extend the service life. The dam provides flood damage reduction benefits to properties downstream.

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Harmon Creek Watershed. The watershed has several existing NRCS flood control dams. The sponsor would like

Upper Grave Creek Watershed West Virginia
​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Upper Grave Creek Watershed. The sponsor wants to take a fresh look at this watershed that has several NRCS floo

Upper Deckers Creek Watershed West Virginia
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Upper Deckers Creek Watershed. ​The Sponsor wants to take a fresh look at this watershed that has several NRCS flood

Upper Buffalo Creek Watershed West Virginia
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Upper Buffalo Creek Watershed. The watershed has several NRCS flood control structures. The sponsor would like to take

Bonds Creek Site 1, is a zoned earthfill embankment, multi-purpose (flood control & fish & wildlife development) dam in Ritchie County, West Virginia that was constructed in 1961. Bonds Creek Site 1 is a part of the Bonds Creek Watershed Project, plan

The Ravenswood PCE site is located in downtown Ravenswood, West Virginia. In September 1989, perchloroethylene (PCE) contamination was detected in three of the city’s production wells at levels exceeding the federal drinking water maximum contaminant l

​​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Polk Creek Watershed. The sponsor would like to take a fresh look at this watershed which has several NR

PIFR - Elk Creek Watershed Flood Control - Clarksburg
​The City of Clarksburg and the town of Nutter Fort frequently experience flooding from Elk Creek, a tributary of the West Fork River. The city wants NRCS to determine the feasibility of flood control protection through dams, channels, or other measure

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Salem Fork Watershed. The sponsor wants to take a fresh look at the watershed which has several NRCS flood control

Increasing Aquatic Habitat Connectivity at the Albright Dam in the Cheat River Watershed (WV)
Improve aquatic habitat connectivity and fish passage at the decommissioned Albright Power Station dam on the Cheat River in West Virginia. Project will restore hydrology and habitat for species like eastern brook trout and hellbender, improve climate an

Cheat River Albright Power Station Dam Removal
The Albright Power Station Dam is a low head dam that was built in 1952 on the Cheat River to feed cooling towers of the adjacent coal fired power plant. The plant was closed in 2012, leaving the dam defunct of its original purpose. The dam blocks fish p
Partners involved/Community support: Friends of the Cheat River, American Rivers, West Virginia DNR, Ohio River Basin Fish Habitat Partnership, PFW, West Virginia DEP, Pew Charitable Trust, West Virginia Land Stewardship Corps, Preston County Commission,

New Creek Site 1 is a high hazard potential dam located in Mineral County, West Virginia. Funds will be used to bring New Creek Site 1 into compliance with current NRCS and WVDEP dam design safety and engineering criteria and performance standards while

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the New Creek Watershed. ​The sponsor wants to take a fresh look at this watershed which has several NRCS flo

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Patterson Creek Watershed. Patterson Creek is a large watershed with multiple NRCS flood control structure

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with watershed protections in the Sleepy Creek watershed. ​The project will look at water quality concerns impacting fish & wildlife

The Hidden Lane Landfill was a 25-acre privately owned and operated disposal facility north of Virginia Route 7 between the Broad Run Farms and Countryside communities. It is immediately adjacent to the floodplain of the Potomac River. Starting in 1971,

The Atlas, a key deliverable of the America the Beautiful initiative, will provide a map-based decision support tool providing science to help track the level of conservation, restoration, and stewardship for lands and waters.

Develop National EDRR Activity Information System. This will be both a researcher, manager and decision-maker support network, a communications hub and community of practice. It will create an online tool serving as the central repository for collecting

INHABIT Enhancements for Terrestrial Plant EDRR
The USGS Invasive Species Habitat Tool (INHABIT) is a novel, web-based Decision Support Tool built with R Shiny to display spatial predictions and tabular summaries of habitat suitability from Species Distribution Models for invasive plants across the co

Developing eDNA based EDRR Framework Architecture
Provide architecture for DOI and other federal, state, tribal and local resource management agencies through the development, implementation and operation of an eDNA based species-detection and assessment framework to support early detection, rapid respo

National EDRR Horizon Scans and HotSpot Analyses
National Horizon Scan of terrestrial and aquatic plants, including imported aquatic plants hitchhikers; National Horizon Scan of invertebrate taxa; National Transportation horizon scans for terrestrial species. Each Horizon Scan follows a standardized wo

The Sustainable Recreation Data Initiative will build on successes of the National Digital Trails Project with the objective of facilitating the DOI’s vision to promote accessibility of outdoor recreational opportunities on public lands. This will be a

Pollinator eDNA and Grassland Restoration Success
This research will develop, test, and establish protocols for using pollinator environmental DNA (eDNA) to assess the success of grassland restoration and to improve understanding of the functioning and ecological resilience of America’s grasslands. Th

Optimizing Native Seeding in Sagebrush Restoration
The goal is to evaluate how natural and management factors affect the recovery of post-fire seedings in sagebrush steppe, focusing on informing key decisions such as treatment prioritization, seed selection, and resumption of post-fire grazing. We will

The Potomac Headwaters Fish Passage Restoration Project is a watershed scale project to reconnect over 195 miles of habitat for brook trout, American eel, and other aquatic species in the Potomac Headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay across the states of Mary
Partners involved/Community support: Trout Unlimited, private landowners, Natural Resources Conservation Service (in three states), Farm Service Agency, USFS, PFW, West Virginia DNR, Maryland DNR, West Virginia DEP, Garrett County Roads (MD), West Virgin

North and South Mill Creek 4 is a zoned earthfill embankment, single purpose flood control dam in Grant County, West Virginia that was constructed in 1980. It is a part of the North and South Mill Creek Subwatershed of the Potomac River Watershed Projec

North and South Mill Creek 3 is a zoned earthfill embankment, single purpose flood control dam in Grant County, West Virginia that was constructed in 1982. It is a part of the North and South Mill Creek Subwatershed of the Potomac River Watershed Projec

South Fork River Watershed West Virginia
​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the South Fork River Watershed. The South Fork River Watershed is a large watershed with multiple NRCS flood cont

Big Ditch Run Site 1 is a zoned earthfill embankment, multi-purpose (flood control and recreation) dam located in Webster County, West Virginia that was constructed in 1968. Webster County is a limited resource area. Site 1 is a part of the Big Ditch S

Big Ditch Run Site 1 is an earthen embankment dam located in Webster County, West Virginia - a limited resource area. Site 1 is the only flood control structure in the watershed and of Gauley River Watershed tributary of Big Ditch Run. Site 1 provides fl

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Saltlick Creek Watershed. The sponsors want to take a fresh look at this watershed which has existing flood contr

The Saltlick Creek Sites 4,6, 7, 8, & 9 are earthen embankments located in the designated limited resource area of Braxton County, West Virginia and currently considered high hazard potential dams. The Sites provide protection to approximately 1497 resid

Albright Dam Removal on the Cheat River Watershed in WV

Mitigate 3 Abandoned Mine Hazards at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
This project will mitigate three abandoned mine hazards at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve.

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Mill Creek Watershed. ​The watershed contains several NRCS flood control structures. The sponsor would like to take

Pocatalico River Site 28, is a zoned earthfill embankment, multi-purpose (flood control, stream flow regulation, & municipal and industrial water supply) dam located in Jackson County, West Virginia that was constructed in 1987. Site 28 is a part of t

Funding for construction High hazard flood control structure originally designed as significant. Structure past it's 50 year service life. Proposed measures include elevating the top of dam and armoring aux spillway. Primarily protects ag land and residn

Funding for construction High hazard flood control structure originally designed as significant. Structure past it's 50 year service life. Proposed measures include elevating the top of dam and armoring aux spillway. Primarily protects ag land and reside

The Pike and Mulberry Streets PCE plume site is located in Martinsville, Indiana. There are several possible sources of contamination, including Master Wear, a commercial and institutional dry cleaning and laundry operation formerly operating at 28 N. Ma

Department of Defense
Working Lands Invasive Species Management in the Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape (IN)
Enhance local volunteer collaboration and partnership for improved land management and invasive plant control to benefit the ecosystem and two federally listed bat species by working with private landowners adjacent to Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape

PIFR - Pond Creek - Little Wabash Watershed
​This area of interest is the upper 3,200 acres of the Johnson Creek watershed which is part of the HUC 12 Pond Creek-Little Wabash watershed. Johnson Creek flows through the town of Fairfield, IL. and is prone to flooding causing inundation issues thr

The Valley Park TCE Superfund Site is located in the eastern portion of the city of Valley Park, approximately 15 miles southwest of the city of St. Louis, in St. Louis County, Missouri. The Site is north of the Meramec River and lies within the river fl

The Southwest Jefferson County Mining Site includes all of Jefferson County, Missouri, excluding the Herculaneum Site. Jefferson County is located on the northern portion of an area known as the Old Lead Belt where mining began in the early 1700s. Mine w

The Riverfront Site is contaminated with industrial chemicals, primarily chlorinated volatile organics. In 1986, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR) began testing public supply wells in the state for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and

This project will remove the low head dam on Otter Creek in Vigo County, Indiana. This 9ft tall, 215 ft wide dam, is a priority basin for Indiana Department of Natural Resources, with a rich history fish surveys that date back to David Star Jordan (1885
Partners involved/Community support: Indiana DNR

This project will remove the Charles Mill Dam, a 350 ft wide, 10 ft tall dam in the Mississinewa River at Marion, Indiana. This dam removal will open up the Mississinewa watershed above a USACE flood control dam and reconnect 965 miles of stream. This i
Partners involved/Community support: Indiana DNR

PIFR - Pleasant Run - White River Watershed
The funding request is for restoration of wetlands along the White River in the City of Indianapolis between Riverside Park and Southwestway Park. Both of the parks and White River provide recreation benefits to the citizens for Marion County and adjacen

The Keystone Corridor Ground Water Contamination site is in Indianapolis, Indiana. The site consists of the Fall Creek well field and potential sources of the groundwater contamination. The groundwater has been affected by an approximately 4,500 foot lon

Funding for planning of a High hazard flood control structure originally designed as significant. Structure past it's 50 year service life. Primarily protects ag land and residents near Lancaster, OH.

Located in Fairfield County, Ohio, Upper Hocking 3 dam is past it’s 50-year service live. The dam serves the surrounding agricultural community and residents near Lancaster, Ohio. Funds for this project will be used by NRCS and the Hunter’s Run Conse

​​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with watershed protections in the Upper Rush Creek watershed. Water quality of concern due to mine drainage contaminants. There

The Little Scioto River Superfund site is located west of the city of Marion in Marion County, Ohio. The site is comprised of two separate Operable Units, or OUs. OU 1 consists of an 8.5-mile stretch of Little Scioto River and OU 2 is the location of the

The Detroit Steel Corp. McLouth Steel Gibraltar Plant is at 28000 W. Jefferson Ave., Gibraltar, Michigan, west of the Canadian National North American rail line. Catch basins there receive wastewater from adjacent landfills.

This project will remove the Brooklyn Dam, in Brooklyn, Michigan, in the upper River Raisin watershed. The Brooklyn Hydroelectric Dam is one of the many dams within the River Raisin watershed. This structure is classified by State of Michigan as High Haz
Partners involved/Community support: River Raisin Watershed Council

Grassland Habitat Expansion and Restoration across Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie in Illinois.
Build on landscape-scale habitat restoration at the U.S. Forest Service’s Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie in Illinois by removing invasive trees and shrubs on a 1,321-acre tract in the Grant Creek Priority Watershed Area which shares a mile-long bor

The Matthiessen and Hegeler Zinc Co. site is located in LaSalle, Ill., with a portion of an off-site residential area being investigated in adjacent Peru, Ill. The Matthiessen and Hegeler Zinc Co. operated a zinc smelter on the industrial portion of the

This Superfund site consists of an approximately 7.5-square-mile area in southeastern portion of the city of Rockford. Ground water investigations performed by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency between 1981 and 1988 showed that many private an

Velsicol Chemical Corp. (formerly Michigan Chemical Corp.) produced various chemical compounds and products at its 54-acre main plant site in St. Louis, Mich., from 1936 to 1978. Products included the fire retardant polybrominated biphenyl (PBB) and the

Engage the Next Generation of Ecosystem Stewards through Restoration of Michigan's National Forests
Conduct on-the-ground conservation activities, such as invasive species removal and preparation for prescribed burns in each of Michigan's three National Forests with Youthwork AmeriCorps members and volunteers. Project will lead to wide-ranging restorat

The Ten-Mile Drain in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, includes an underground storm sewer utility heavily contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). A historical PCB release is believed to have migrated from a commercial parking lot onto adjacent

This project is part of the Flint River Restoration, a long-term effort focused on the revitalization of the riverfront in downtown Flint, Michigan. Riverfront revitalization will enhance community connectivity, restore natural ecosystem functions, impr
Partners involved/Community support: Genessee County Parks, Michigan DNR

The Eighteen Mile Creek Superfund site is in Niagara County, New York. The creek flows north for approximately 15 miles and discharges to Lake Ontario in Olcott, New York. Immediately north of the New York State Barge Canal are the East and West branches

The five-acre Diaz Chemical Corporation site is located in Holley, New York. The area includes the Diaz Chemical facility and parts of the surrounding residential neighborhood.

​The Hamlet of Honeoye, in the Town of Richmond, is the merging point for Mill Creek and Honeoye Creek (Honeoye Lake outlet channel). This area is relatively flat serving as the settling point for fast moving, unchecked storm waters. The uncontrolled s

Develop Site Condition Assessment for Ice Pond Run, Friendship Hill National Historic Site
Evaluate site conditions to determine if further action is warranted under the CERCLA process.

Targeted Grassland Habitat Restoration and Management in Priority Pennsylvania Landscapes
Increase priority grassland habitats for at-risk bird species in targeted geographies across Pennsylvania. By enhancing capacity to manage and restore grassland habitat, project will increase species population resiliency through native habitat planting,

The Facet Enterprises, Inc. site is located in Elmira Heights, New York. Bendix Corporation, which manufactured various products including bicycle parts, automobile engine components, and small arms during World War II owned the Facet Enterprises, Inc. s

The Vestal Water Supply Well 1-1 Superfund site is in Vestal, New York and sits on the southern bank of the Susquehanna River. The drinking water well (Well 1-1) was one of three production wells in the Vestal Town Water District 1. This well provided dr

Using nature-based solutions to improve passage for aquatic organisms in the Upper Delaware River watershed

Re-Establishing Aquatic Connectivity on State Game Lands (PA)
Use an existing project pipeline to advance replacement of 36 crossings in a cost-effective manner with timber deck bridges which have no footprint in the stream channel and allow for organism passage. Project will replace culverts to restore connectivit

T﻿he Mansfield Trail Dump site is in Byram Township, Sussex County, New Jersey. From the 1950s through the early 1970s, various parties used the site as a dump area for septic and industrial waste. The site is made up of wooded, undeveloped properties

Located in Kent, New York, the Arsenic Mine site includes a historic mine known as Pine Pond Mine, Silver Mine, and Brown’s Serpentine Mine. There are two former entry shafts and a northern mine shaft on private property. A southern mine shaft lies in

PIFR - Middle Wallkill River - Lower Pochuk Creek Watershed
​Over the last several years, tremendous investment has been made by federal, State and local entities to construct and maintain drainage and flood control measures in this 16,000 acre organic soil region. These measures are essential to economically v

The Rockaway Borough Wellfield site is located in Rockaway Borough, New Jersey. The site covers a two-square-mile area and includes three municipal water supply wells, which are located in a glacial aquifer designated by EPA as the sole source aquifer fo

The Dover Municipal Well 4 site is located in Dover, New Jersey. Drilled in 1962, Dover Municipal Well No. 4 (DMW-4) began pumping in June 1965, and was one of the town's primary water supply wells. The Dover Municipal Well No. 4 site is located in the T

The Unimatic Manufacturing Corporation site is in an industrial and residential area of Fairfield, New Jersey, at 25 Sherwood Lane, Block 2301 and Lot 8. The site includes three properties: General Hose Products to the east, National Precision Tools Co.

The Garfield Groundwater Contamination site is located in Garfield, New Jersey. The site consists of the E.C. Electroplating (ECE) property and a chromium groundwater plume that extends a half-mile west from the ECE property to the Passaic River. Site in

The 34-acre Raymark Industries, Inc. site is located at 75 East Main Street in Stratford, Connecticut. Raymark Industries, Inc. (Raymark) was a manufacturer of automotive brakes, clutch parts, and other friction components, primarily for the automotive

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with water pollution, flooding and erosion concerns. Sources of point and nonpoint water pollution have a detrimental effect on shellfish b

The Durham Meadows site is located in the Town of Durham, Middlesex County, Connecticut and includes an area of groundwater contamination generally centered on Main Street.  The Site includes historic Main Street in Durham center and contains industrial

The Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments will remove the Kinneytown Dam Facility on the Naugatuck River. The project will open 29 miles for blueback herring, American shad, and alewife on the mainstem river, and an additional 28 miles of tributaries f

The Hopewell Precision site is located in Hopewell Junction in the Town of East Fishkill, Dutchess County, New York. Hopewell Precision, Inc. has operated at either 15 or 19 Ryan Drive since the early 1970's manufacturing sheet metal parts and assemblies

Housatonic River and Southwest Coast Basin
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with water pollution, flooding and erosion concerns. Sources of point and nonpoint water pollution have a detrimental effect on shellfish b

​The Town of Southwick is requesting assistance to address flooding during large storm events around Congamond Lake in Hampden County, MA. The two outlets of the lake have issues with sedimentation that can not be addressed with maintenance. In additio

Aquatic Connectivity for Imperiled Species in the Appalachian Corridor of Massachusetts
Restore floodplains benches, riparian forests, and aquatic connectivity within three river basins in the Appalachian Highlands in Massachusetts. Project will improve habitat and corridors from the southern Berkshires to the Connecticut River Valley, enha

​​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Mud Creek watershed. Primary flooding concerns are in residential areas, including major road closures during

Jewel Brook Site 2 was constructed in 1969 to provide flood protection for Ludlow, Vermont. BIL Rehab funds will be used to bring the dam into compliance and extend the service life of the structure.

Jewel Brook Site 3 was constructed in 1970 to provide flood protection for Ludlow, Vermont. BIL Rehab funds will be used to bring the dam into compliance and extend the service life of the structure.

Jewel Brook Site 5 was constructed in 1972 to provide flood protection for Ludlow, Vermont. BIL Rehab funds will be used to bring the dam into compliance and extend the service life of the structure.

The Ely Copper Mine Superfund Site is an abandoned copper mine located in Vershire, Orange County, Vermont, and encompasses approximately 350 acres where historic mining activities took place, including about 30 acres of waste material containing an est

Produce a long-term conservation plan that supports, maintains, and enhances an ecologically functional and connected landscape with sustainable production of natural resources and recreational opportunities. Project will launch a strategic planning proc

The Commerce Street Plume site is located at an industrial park in Williston, Vermont. The property formerly leased by Mitec Systems Corp. (Mitec), one of the known plume contributors, occupies 1 acre at 96 Commerce Street and currently includes one 6,00

​BIL WFPO funds will be used conduct a feasibility report into a proposed project that would preserve an historic dam and maintain a large impoundment that provides recreation and other benefits to the Town of Richmond and Huntington, Vermont.

​Funds will be used to rehabilitate an existing historical mill dam which currently impounds a 72-acre pond. This pond is important for recreation, wildlife, and fish habitat; plus it is a huge economic draw for Town of Calais. There are approximately

Remove or replace eight fish passage barriers in Michigan and Wisconsin
Trout Unlimited will remove or replace eight fish passage barriers to open 55 miles of spawning, rearing, and refuge habitat on high-quality cold water streams in the Great Lakes region. The projects are expected to benefit native Great Lakes species lik

Reclaiming Resilience in Streams: Part 1 (MI)

Intergovernmental Collaboration for Manoomin (Wild Rice) Stewardship in Wisconsin
Conduct implementation-focused research to fill gaps in understanding of climate and non-climate stressors on manoomin (wild rice) to support tribal, state, and local government manoomin management strategies. Project will strengthen relationships betwee

Tribal Climate Resilience - Adaptation Planning
Implementation Actions on Treaty Resources and Other Animal Species
This project implements actions in Lac du Flambeau’s Tribal Climate Resiliency Plan (TCRP) or better known as Waaswaaganing Gaagige Bimaadiziwin Gaawin Geqaabi Naniizanasinoon. In the plan 20 species were assessed for climate vulnerability through a cl

Develop capacity to prevent invasive species invasions on Trust lands.

Tribal Climate Resilience - Adaptation Planning
Implementation Actions on Treaty Resources and Other Animal Species
This project will implement at least 10 climate adaptation actions from the Tribe's Climate Resiliency Plan and promote co-stewardship between local agencies and Tribes.

Tribal Climate Resilience - Adaptation Planning
Implementing Sustainability & Climate Change Resilience - Forest County Potawatomi Community
The Forest County Potawatomi Community proposes a Tribal Climate Resilience project that will help the Tribe implement sustainability and climate change resilience in the Tribal community, specifically by establishing the Tribe’s Sustainability and Res

The Tribal Climate Resilience project will help the Tribe implement sustainability and climate change resilience in the Tribal community, specifically by establishing the Tribe’s Sustainability and Resilience Program.

Restoring Tribal Priority Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
Replacement of 12 road stream crossings with fish passage infrastructure
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will replace 12 road stream crossings with fish passage infrastructure. They will also investigate fish passage alternatives for two hydropower dams: Tower Dam and Kleber Dam. Funding will support hi
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians

The Charlevoix Municipal Well site is located in Charlevoix, Michigan. Operations at a public school as well as several industrial and commercial facilities may have contaminated soil and groundwater with hazardous chemicals. Groundwater contamination im

Expanded Invasive Species Management, Early Detection and Rapid Response and Invasive Plant Disposal Alternatives
Build capacity for early detection/rapid response to invasive species invasions

Reclaiming Resilience and Removing Barriers to Aquatic Organism Passage in Michigan Streams
Remove 27 stream barriers located in fourteen Michigan counties to restore aquatic organism passage for at-risk species including Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake, Pickerel Frog, and Flutedshell and Elkhorn freshwater mussels. By partnering with local orga

Designing the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore trail network (ADA and tribal land connections)
Funding will complete compliance and design for a network of mainland trails created to enhance health/fitness opportunities for Red Cliff tribal members and expand trail experiences for Apostle Islands visitors.

Build capacity for early detection/rapid response to invasive species invasions

Rehabilitation of existing flood control struture as well as adding the required infrastructure to provide irrigation water to the surrounding crop ground

Prioritizing River Restoration in the Wolastoq-St.John Watershed (ME)
Create a portfolio of high priority river restoration projects that address top habitat needs, while producing safer and cost-effective infrastructure using a robust public-private consortium to support the success of developing this program in a region

Prioritizing Habitat Restoration and Aquatic Connectivity in the Penobscot River Watershed (ME)
Conduct habitat assessments of moose, wood turtles, vernal pools, fish passage for eastern brook trout and Atlantic salmon, plus restore riparian habitat and aquatic connectivity through the replacement of five stream crossings. Project will address goal

Improving Fish Passage at Milltown and Woodland Dams on the International St. Croix River, Maine

Improving Connectivity for Sea-Run Fish at Milltown and Woodland Dams on the St. Croix River (ME)
Expand aquatic connectivity for river herring and other at-risk species and enhance watershed health and local economic vitality in the St. Croix River and the Bay of Fundy. The project will significantly improve fish passage in historic spawning habitat

Restoring Tribal Priority Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
The Penobscot Indian Nation will eliminate five culvert and dam barriers within the East Branch of the Penobscot River. This work will benefit Endangered Species Act-listed Atlantic salmon and other migratory fish species. The project will also build tri

Implement fish lift on the St. Croix River
The Maine Department of Marine Resources will design and implement a fish lift at Woodland Dam on the St. Croix River, providing access to 600 miles for all migratory fish and 60,000 acres of habitat for alewife. By benefitting species like alewife, Amer

Sabattus River Restoration: Removal of Upper Town Dam and Mill Remnant Dam
This project will remove two dams, the Upper Town Dam and the Mill Remnant Dam, from the Sabattus River, a tributary to the Androscoggin River in Maine. Both dams will be removed, and the river banks will be restored and revegetated. Removal of these two
Partners involved/Community support: Atlantic Salmon Federation, Maine Department of Marine Resources, NFWF, Town of Lisbon Maine, Town of Sabattus Maine, NOAA

Restoration to improve trail use in ACAD
This project will include three components: (1) plug ditches in the wetland to improve natural water flow, (2) install culverts and boardwalk to improve recreation value of trails and reduce flooding, and (3) plant native plants appropriate for future cl

The Callahan Mining Corp site is located about 1,000 feet east-southeast of Harborside Village in Brooksville, Hancock County, Maine. Zinc-copper sulfide ore deposits at the Site were discovered in 1880. The mine operated from the late 1800s until its c

Restoration efforts to improve recreation use of trails in Great Meadow wetland, Acadia National Park

Peneobscot River watershed improval for fish passage
The Atlantic Salmon Federation will address fish passage barriers in the Penobscot River watershed to support the largest run of Atlantic salmon (a NOAA Species in the Spotlight) in the United States. They will completely remove two dams and install fish

Restoring Tribal Priority Fish Passage through Barrier Removal Grants
Enhance fish passage across the Grand Falls and Woodland Dams
The Passamaquoddy Tribe (Pleasant Point Reservation) will identify preferred approaches to enhance fish passage across the Grand Falls and Woodland Dams. The project will strengthen tribal engagement in restoration decision-making alongside state and fed

Tribal Climate Resilience - Community Relocation
Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe
Community-driven relocation, managed retreat, and protect-in-place coordinator awards are designed to support Tribes with limited technical staffing capacity to hire a full time position to support these efforts.
$5 million for Planning Grants awarded over multiple years

Orphaned Well Site Plugging, Remediation, and Restoration program
Orphaned oil and gas wells are polluting backyards, recreation areas, and community spaces across the country. Methane leaking from many of these unplugged wells is a serious safety hazard and is a significant cause of climate change, being more than 25
County: Bottineau;API #: 33-009-02017

Orphaned Well Site Plugging, Remediation, and Restoration program
Orphaned oil and gas wells are polluting backyards, recreation areas, and community spaces across the country. Methane leaking from many of these unplugged wells is a serious safety hazard and is a significant cause of climate change, being more than 25
County: Bottineau; API#: 33-009-01981

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related to St. Mary Canal. The canal is a deteriorated state resulting in reduced flow

Implementation of the Blackfeet Climate Change Adaptation Plan
Actions in this project include a culturally informed approach to water management, co-management of landscapes, sharing Indigenous knowledge and data, and building the adaptation workforce through agricultural producers and Climate Warrior Interns.

Blackfeet BIA Water Rights Settlement Act
This project will plan, design and construct facilities to supply domestic water and support irrigation-including developing new water infrastructure on the Blackfeet Reservation.

Feasibility assessment for the removal of Enloe Dam
Trout Unlimited will conduct a planning and feasibility assessment for the removal of Enloe Dam on Similkameen River, a tributary of the Columbia River. The dam has blocked fish passage for 100 years. Its removal would open access to cold water habitat,

Plan development for city-owned passage barriers
The Nooksack Tribe will work collaboratively with the Lummi Tribe, the City of Bellingham, and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to develop a plan for city-owned passage barriers that both addresses infrastructure needs and meets fisheries g

Increase Recreational Access on BLM Lands
a) Improve access to the outdoors, including ADA/ABA enhancements and removing barriers at recreation sites and facilities, to improve access for people with disabilities; b) Enhance tribal ability to access outdoor activities important to tribal subsist

BLM Investments to Adapt Recreation Sites
a. Community assistance to promote close-to home recreation near and far from BLM managed public lands (assistance for urban/rural, underserved/nature deprived communities)
b. Campground modernization, recreation access facilities, visitor experiences

Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center Bank Stabilization Project
This project will allow restoration implementation and follow-up monitoring for Phase 3, to protect the buildings of the Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center Campus. The project is funded in part through Tribal Climate Resilence (TCR) annual appropriations.

Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center Bank Stabilization Project - Chilkat Indian Village (Klukwan)
The Tribe will implement immediate Protect-In-Place measures that will also provide support for the long-term health of salmon runs by creating naturally-derived bank erosion protection structures that also provide salmon habitat. Our village is located

Copper River Watershed Project will remove two culverts and design seven additional culvert removals in Copper River delta. This flood-prone area has seen multiple 100-year flood events in recent years. Removing the culverts will reduce the risk of struc

Build capacity for planning and implementing fish passage and connection restoration projects
The Eyak Corporation will build capacity for planning and implementing fish passage and connection restoration projects in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Copper River Watershed Project. The work will support salmon species of

Conduct Time Critical Removal Action at Glass-Heifner Mine Site at Kenai Fjords National Park
As site conditions were discovered to be unstable with elevated levels of arsenic, and likely to deteriorate if interim action is not taken, onsite work will be performed to stabilize and remove the immediate threats. Note: this is intended for the porti

Tyonek Creek Culvert Replacement for the Benefit of Subsistence Resources
Tyonek Creek is one of the largest and most important salmon streams near the village of Tyonek, Alaska. The Tyonek Native Corporation owns and maintains the road and is the primary partner. The project will replace an undersized culvert with a channel s
Partners involved/Community support: Tyonek Tribal Conservation District, Tyonek Native Corporation, Alaska DFG, NRCS

Increase native seed bank to support AK parks
COLLECTION, PRODUCTION: This funding would build Alaska's bank of regional and site-specific native seed for local restoration projects. Project outcomes include creating private sector jobs, increasing plant materials, and expanding agency botanical cap

This project is designed to implement a comprehensive outreach and community-based program to reduce the risks from the climate-driven increase of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning in the Alaska marine ecosystem.

Every year in Alaska people are sickened and can die from toxicity caused by harmful algal blooms. This project is designed to implement a comprehensive outreach and community-based program to reduce the risks from the climate-driven increase of PSP in t

Removal of fish passage barriers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Chickaloon Native Village will remove fish passage barriers within traditional ancestral lands and develop a Fish Passage Working Group for the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. They will also increase the knowledge and capacity of tribal staff members to overs

This project will remove an undersized, double barrel culvert on the Little Tonsina River in the Valdez-Cordova Borough. This project is currently the highest priority barrier removal project for the Service in Alaska because of the 70.4 miles of relati
Partners involved/Community support: Chugach Native Corporation, State of Alaska, BLM, NRCS, NMFS, Copper River Watershed Project, The Denali Commission

Replace an undersized culvert and reestablish upstream connectivity for juvenile and adult salmonids to improve infrastructure security and increase the resistance, resilience, and adaptability to climate change.

Placer mined stream restoration - this is a "Healthy Lands Focal Area". Design and construction of stream restoration.

The project is focused on restoring and increasing bird habitat in mineral materials mining areas (sand and gravel)

Tribal Climate Resilience - Community Relocation
Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Native Village of Fort Yukon
Community-driven relocation, managed retreat, and protect-in-place coordinator awards are designed to support Tribes with limited technical staffing capacity to hire a full time position to support these efforts.
$5 million for Planning Grants awarded over multiple years

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Huslia Village

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Native Villiage of Point Lay

Shishmaref Community Flood Protection and Water Supply
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 498 people with adequate safe drinking water. The project may address flood damage reduction and mitigation

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Chinik Eskimo Community

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 175 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of d

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 756 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of damageable property ou

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 462 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of dama

Permafrost Risk Assessment - Native Village of Saint Michael
The Native Village of Saint Michael, Alaska is among one of the most vulnerable to climate change impacts in the entire United States. Increasingly severe natural hazards threaten critical community infrastructure and jeopardize the health, safety, and p

This project will engage science and engineering consultants to complete a permafrost vulnerability assessment to forecast what infrastructure will be impacted, when, and support in developing solutions to mitigate threats.

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Native Village of Shaktoolik

Managed Retreat Housing Prototype Planning - Native Village of Unalakleet
The community of Unalakleet, Alaska, is planning a managed retreat from the current site on the shoreline of Norton Sound to a nearby hillside area in response to recent flooding and erosion caused by sea-level rise. The most recent statewide threat asse

The Village will collaborate with the National Renewable Energy Lab's Cold Climate Housing Research Center. As the community plans its managed retreat, this project will provide housing designs for their platted subdivision.

Increasing the Alaskan Native Seed Bank for Restoration in National Parks

Assess Mine Hazards at Alpha Ridge Mine in Denali National Park
Perform site assessments to determine physical safety hazards and treatment of four culturally significant abandoned mine sites at Denali National Park.

Minerals Materials Sites - Wildlife Surveys

Building Capacity for Indigenous Community-Led Environmental Monitoring in Southwest Alaska
Create sustainable community-led environmental monitoring capacity for six rural Indigenous communities in the Lake Iliamna region to assist with climate resilience and adaptation planning efforts. Project will partner with Indigenous Sentinels Network t

Advancing Wetlands Mapping for Improved Regional Habitat Management in Bristol Bay (AK)
Map millions of acres of ecologically, economically, and culturally important wetlands in Bristol Bay, Alaska to improve region-wide prioritization and management for sockeye salmon and salmon habitat. Project is Tribally led and will help fill a critica

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Native Village of Kwigillingok

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 380 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of dama

Adaption Plan: Riverine Erosion and Flood Assessment - Native Village of Kipnuk
This project will engage science and engineering consultants to complete a long-term erosion and flood assessment to forecast what infrastructure will be impacted, when, and support us in developing solutions to mitigate the threats. This project will fo

This project will engage science and engineering consultants to complete a long-term erosion and flood assessment to forecast what infrastructure will be impacted, when, and support developing solutions to mitigate threats.

Managed Retreat Subdivision Construction and Home Relocation
The community of Chefornak is facing severe impacts from permafrost degradation, erosion, and flooding. Thanks in part to past BIA TRP funding, we have planned and designed a subdivision site at a safe location. We will relocate and replace infrastructur

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Village of Chefornak
The Village of Chefornak is a federally-recognized tribe/Alaska Native village. The Tribe will develop adaptation planning to address erosion, melting, permafrost, increasinglly violent storms, flooding, reduced stability of buildings, roads, and infrast

Permafrost Risk Assessment and Tank Farm Design
This project will engage science and engineering consultants to complete a permafrost vulnerability assessment to forecast what infrastructure will be impacted, when, and support us in developing solutions to mitigate the threats. This project will form

Permafrost Risk Assessment and Hazard Mitigation Plan
The Native Village of Tuntutuliak proposes to develop a permafrost vulnerability assessment to predict the future impacts of permafrost melt in the community and recommend solutions. This project will involve a desktop study of existing geological and ge

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 469 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of d

This project will engage science and engineering consultants to complete a permafrost vulnerability assessment to forecast what infrastructure will be impacted, when, and support the Native Village of Kipnuk in developing solutions to mitigate threats.

The Native Village of Tuntutuliak will hire an engineering contractor to develop a permafrost vulnerability assessment to predict the future impacts of permafrost melt in the community and recommend solutions.

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Native Villiage of Napakiak
$25 million total, payments awarded over multiple years

Public Safety Building Construction for Managed Retreat
The Native Village of Nunapitchuk is a federally-recognized tribe located in Nunapitchuk, AK, a community which has experienced increasingly severe flooding, riverine erosion, and permafrost degradation caused by climate change. Erosion has advanced the

Public Safety Building Construction for Managed Retreat
This project will assist the Tribe in completing construction of the new public safety building by the fall of 2023, and support project management, design, and phase I of construction. The project is funded in part through TCR annual appropriations.

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Native Village of Akiak

Developing an Ancestral Homelands Tribal Conservation District in the Bering Sea-Interior (AK)
Create the First Indigenous Sovereign Habitat Tribal Conservation District - Mountains to Sea – Alaska that will achieve co-management between the 38-Tribe Bering Sea-Interior Tribal Commission and federal agencies to improve management of ancestral ho

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Newtok Village
$25 million total, payments awarded over multiple years

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Native Village of Newtok

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist a community of 411 people with flood damage reduction and mitigation measures. The project may involve the removal of dama

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Native Villiage of Nelson Lagoon

Assessment and prioritization of stream-crossing barriers on Prince of Wales Island
Sealaska Corporation will assess and prioritize stream-crossing barriers on Prince of Wales Island and will create designs for 10 individual barrier projects. The island is one of the most productive areas for salmon in Southeast Alaska, supporting coho,

Tlingit & Haida Regional Community Greenhouse Program
The Tribe will launch a Regional Community Greenhouse Program to build upon the existing Tlingit & Haida Taay Hít Greenhouse in Juneau, the Tlingit & Haida Climate Change Adaptation Plan, and Tlingit & HaidamClimate Change Action Plan.

Gustavus Alaska Landscape Scale Waterhsed Restoration
This is the final project to fully reconnect the Mountain View and Crane Flats Creek drainages by replacing a perched/undersized culvert with a timber bridge on Harry Hall Creek at Grandpa's Farm Road in Gustavus, AK. This project will complement the sig
Partners involved/Community support: City of Gustavus, Southeast Alaska Watershed Council, USFWS, NPS

Reopen access at three sites in Washington
The Skagit River System Cooperative will reopen access to habitat that has been blocked by undersized or improperly installed culverts. Work will focus on three sites of interest to the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community and Sauk-Suiattle Tribes: Martin S

Saving swÉ™dÃ¡Ê”Ï‡: Preserving Huckleberry Access and Culture in an Era of Climate Change
Here, we propose a project designed to increase both access to, and yield of, huckleberries in an area of traditional gathering. By building new trails and enhancing existing ones, we hope to get more Community members, especially children and elders, in

16 barrier removal projects in the Snohomish River watershed
The Tulalip Tribes will plan and construct 16 barrier removal projects in the Snohomish River watershed. These projects will remove or replace culverts with structures designed to withstand climate change. They will restore connectivity to more than 32 m

Dungeness Reservoir Irrigation Conveyance Improvement Project

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe

The Tribe will purchase a commercially available mobile resilience hub and a support vehicle to enhance the resilience of existing Tribal health, emergency management, and community centers.

Climate Adaptation Strategies Implementation - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Dramatic changes to the Earth’s (sčtə́ŋxʷən) atmosphere are resulting in loss of treaty protected natural resources, loss of economic opportunities, threatening Tribal facilities, and threatening the health of Tribal Citizens and the community. T

Implementing Tulalip Natural Capital Climate Adaptation
This project aims to implement key elements of the Tribe's climate adaptation strategy by achieving their goal of resource protection and restoration. The Tribe will implement a means in accounting for ecosystem services on the landscape.

Implementing Tulalip Natural Capital Climate Adaptation
This project is designed to support building capacity within the Tulalip Tribal government to account for and track the impacts of various land use action proposals on ecosystem services and natural capital assets. This project supports The Tulalip Tribe

This project will relocate three families to newly constructed homes on other Reservation lots away from the shoreline. The project will demolish the three houses located on the high-risk properties and will restore the shoreline vegetation. The Tribe wi

This project proposes to relocate the three families to newly constructed homes on other reservation lots away from the shoreline. The project is funded in part through TCR annual appropriations.

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Port Gamble S'klallam Tribe

Replace eight fish passage barriers in Washington
Trout Unlimited will replace eight fish passage barriers as part of the Coldwater Connection Campaign, a partnership to reconnect 125 miles of high quality salmon and steelhead streams in Washington’s coastal areas. The project will open more than 7 mi

Reducing Flood Risk in Olympic National Forest (WA)
Work with Olympic National Forest, Washington Department of Natural Resources, and the Quileute Tribe to develop fourteen miles of road storage and decommissioning project plans along with decommissioning implementation off 4.2 miles of National Forest r

This project will replace three undersized culvert fish barriers: one culvert on Wisen Creek and two culverts on Wisen Branch Creek. The overall goal is to replace the three undersized culverts with fish passable structures to increase the quantity and q
Partners involved/Community support: Wild Salmon Center, Coast Salmon Foundation, Trout Unlimited, Clallam County, Washington DFW, Quileute Tribe

Anton & Cedar Creek Fish Passage Restoration
This project will correct two fish passage barriers on a Clallam County owned road within the Sol-Duc watershed on the Olympic Coast. Anton Creek and Cedar Creek cross at mileposts 1.74 and 1.78 of the Bear Creek Road and block nearly 5 miles of field ve
Partners involved/Community support: Wild Salmon Center, Coast Salmon Foundation, Trout Unlimited, Clallam County, Washington DFW, Quileute Tribe

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Quinault Indian Nation
$25 million total, payments awarded over multiple years

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Quinault Indian Nation

The Wild Salmon Center will design, permit, and remove nine culverts as part of the Coldwater Connection Campaign. The culvert removals will improve access for migratory salmon and improve the durability of public infrastructure. The project was develope

Schaffer Boom Road Camp Creek Fish Passage Barrier Removal
The project is to remove a 33% passable fish passage barrier on Schafer Boom Road In Grays Harbor, WA. It will be replaced with a structure that is fully passable to fish and other aquatic species in Camp Creek. A correction for a second barrier 0.13 mil
Partners involved/Community support: Chehalis Basin Fisheries Task Force, Grays Harbor Stream Team, Grays Harbor County, Salmon Recovery Funding Board

Feasibility assessment for the removal of the West Fork of the Hoquiam River Dam
The City of Hoquiam will assess the feasibility of removing the West Fork of the Hoquiam River Dam. The project will also involve installing and testing groundwater wells as an alternative water source for the city. If found feasible, the effort would op

The Hamilton/Labree Roads Groundwater Contamination site is located about two miles southwest of Chehalis, Washington. The site is contaminated with PCE. PCE is also called PERC, perchloroethylene, or tetrachloroethene. It’s a chemical used for dry cle

The Cowlitz Indian Tribe will remove Kwoneesum Dam on Wildboy Creek, a tributary to the West Fork Washougal River in the Columbia River watershed. Removal of the 55-foot tall, 425-foot long rock fill embankment dam will restore access to 6.5 miles of hig

West Fork Grays River Fish Passage Project
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe proposes to remove the derelict water intake infrastructure previously operated to support the Grays River State Fish Hatchery, owned by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and located in Pacific County, Washington.
Partners involved/Community support: Washington DFW, Cowlitz Indian Tribe, Columbia Land Trust, local organizations, Chinook Indian Nation, private landowners, and Wahkiakum and Pacific County commissioners

The Service will mitigate physical safety and environmental hazards at mined FWS lands. Actions will include assessment of physical safety hazards, mitigation of safety hazards, and assessment of environmental contamination. Risks to employee, visitor

Tidal Wetland Restoration to Improve Oregon Coast Coho Salmon Habitat in the Siuslaw River Estuary
Restore populations of Oregon Coast coho salmon by re-establishing floodplain connection and improve natural watershed processes on over 180 acres of tidal wetland in the Siuslaw River Estuary on the Oregon Coast. Project will implement recently complete

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Support Prairie Restoration in Four Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in Oregon

Design 3 culvert replacements to improve passage to spawning and rearing habitat for Coho Salmon, steelhead, Cutthroat trout, and lamprey

Prairie restoration in four ACECs: Dorena, McGowan, Garoutte, and Twin Prairie. This project builds on and allows us to maintain and enhance the gains made from previous work accomplished at these sites. The goals of this project are to restore high qual

Lost Creek road decommissioning and revegetation
Decommissioning of a road and application of native seed to revegetate the site.

Michaels Creek Culver and Aquatic Organism Passage
Replace failing culvert and improve aquatic organism passage in the Upper Long Tom watershed for cutthroat and lamprey to improve infrastructure security and increase the resistance, resilience, and adaptability to climate change.

West Eugene Wetlands Integrated Pest Management
Removal of invasive weeds improves the persistence of listed species

Swartz Creek Coho Salmon Habitat Restoration
The project has three overall goals: 1) Replacing a failing County Road culvert to improve infrastructure and ESA Listed coho salmon access to critical habitat; 2) Decommissioning an obsolete BLM road that was constructed in middle of valley bottom betw

American Rivers will design, permit, and begin construction activities for the removal of Kellogg Creek Dam. The dam currently blocks access to 15 miles of high quality habitat in Kellogg Creek, a tributary of the Willamette River. Removing the dam will

Mid Coast Aquatic Organism Passage Surveys
Obtain aquatic organism passage designs for 16 priority culverts within the Mid Coast watersheds, Oregon. Considering the programmatic permitting and NEPA, culverts with engineering designs would quickly become shovel ready projects and field office prio

This project is part of the Salmon SuperHwy strategic effort to restore 95% historic habitat connectivity for 5 species of anadromous ESA-listed salmonids and Pacific lamprey while reducing flooding and improving public safety in the flood-prone coastal
Partners involved/Community support: Tillamook County, ODFW, OWEB, NOAA, USFWS, Trout Unlimited, Tillamook Estuary Partnership

This project is part of the Salmon SuperHwy strategic Fish Passage partnership in the TIllamook and Nestucca Basins of coastal Oregon (priority #51, Barrier ID 591). The Myrtle Creek fish passage restoration project is located on Tillamook County owned K
Partners involved/Community support: Tillamook County, Oregon DFW, Oregon Water Enhancement Board, NOAA, USFWS, Trout Unlimited, Tillamook Estuary Partnership

This project is part of the Salmon SuperHwy strategic effort to restore 95% historic habitat connectivity for 5 species of anadromous ESA-listed salmonids and Pacific lamprey while reducing flooding and improving public safety in the flood-prone coastal
Partners involved/Community support: Tillamook County, Oregon DFW, Oregon Water Enhancement Board, NOAA, USFWS, USFS, Trout Unlimited, Tillamook Creamery

Wild Salmon Center will implement nine fish passage projects in four Oregon coastal watersheds. The effort will remove and replace aging culverts, dams, tide gates, and other infrastructure to reopen and reconnect habitat for Southern Oregon/Northern Cal

East Fork Irrigation District Irrigation Modernization
Modernizing the East Fork Irrigation District (EFID) infrastructure will conserve water, reduce energy use, improve reliability, increase public safety, and enhance fish and wildlife habitat in the Hood River watershed. Funds will go towards design of hi

Safety of Dams, Water Sanitation, And Other Facilities
Columbia In-Lieu Treaty Fishing Cooks Site
Columbia River fishing sites are critical to supporting traditional fishing for the Yakima, Umatilla, and Warm Springs Indian Tribes. This project will upgrade critical water and sanitation needs, and ensure safe drinking water.

Healing Land: Landscape Scale Reconnection of Culturally and Ecologically Important Pathways (WA)
Restore the relationship between the land, water, and people of the Columbia River Gorge by conserving ecologically and culturally important terrestrial and aquatic pathways. Project will implement seven habitat restoration projects on 1,540 acres, funct

Oanna & Yasui Sublateral Efficiency Project

Walla Walla, Municipal Master Smart Metering Project of Water System Districts/Zones

Camas to Condors: Biocultural Restoration Planning for Ananasocum (ID, MT, OR, WA)
Strengthen the Tribally-led Camas to Condors collaborative by completing a range study, nesting territory surveys, release and feeding site selection, and hosting stakeholder workshops. Project will explore ecological employment, education, workforce tra

Remove or remidate barriers to fish migration in three watersheds in Oregon
The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation will remove or remediate barriers to fish migration in three watersheds: Umatilla, Walla Walla, and Grande Ronde. Projects within the Walla Walla and Umatilla watersheds are classified as imminen
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation

Rehabilitate 2800 linear feet of the main canal by relining with Geo-Foam lining for 40% and new concrete panels for 60% of the project. Will also install drainage system for 60% of the project as groundwater is causing the deterioration of the lining.

Wallowa Lake Dam Rehabilitation and Wallowa River Restoration Project

North Fork John Day Riparian Fence Maintenance
The project will repair and/or reconstruct approximately 18 miles of riparian fencing to control unauthorized livestock grazing.

Sage - Steppe Ecosystem Restoration Program
This funding will be used to hire 1 GS 9/11 staff member in 2022. Continued funding for FY22 position and one new position in 2023 to work directly with local governments (Soil & Water Conservation Districts) to enroll landowners in priority habitats in

Sage - Steppe Ecosystem Restoration Program
1 new position in FY23. This funding will be used to hire GS 9/11 staff member to work directly with local governments (Soil & Water Conservation Districts) to enroll landowners in priority habitats in existing Candidate Conservation Agreements.

Sage - Steppe Ecosystem Restoration Program
Support rangewide spatial mapping work, including scaling down conservation design to local levels.

Tumalo Irrigation District Irrigation Modernization Project
The Tumalo Irrigation District Modernization Project will modernize up to 1.9 miles of Tumalo Irrigation District’s canals and 66.9 miles of laterals to improve water conservation, water delivery reliability, and public safety. The project will occur

Arnold Irrigation District, River Diversion Gate Automation and Flow Measurement

Habitat restoration (juniper removal) on FWS Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances-enrolled state lands.

Eradicating Invasive Plants Using Integrated Pest Management to Conserve the West Eugene Wetlands in Western Oregon

West Extension Irrigation District, Canal Automation and Monitoring Project

Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network Upper Rogue Oak Initiative

Oregon Department of State Lands Barbwire Juniper Removal Project

Oregon Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances Initiative to Protect and Enhance Sagebrush Ecosystems on Private Lands
Through the framework of six Programmatic CCAAs established with USFWS in 2015, private landowners engage in voluntary sage-brush conservation actions throughout Southeastern Oregon.

Owyhee Irrigation District Infrastructure Modernization Project
In recent years, the Owyhee Irrigation District has faced droughts that limit water supply to irrigators. The design and age of the District's conveyance system no longer meets its obligations. To address these concerns, funds will be used to implement a

Southeastern Oregon Collaboration to Address Primary Threats to Sagebrush Landscapes.
Habitat restoration (juniper and invasive annual grass control) via the Baker and Vale Local Implementation Teams (LITs) across multiple land ownerships.

Cascade, Real-Time Water Metering for Increased Efficiency

1 GS 12 employee to support existing BLM liaison position, providing a key leadership role in leading sage grouse conservation (post-fire restoration, invasive species control, and Land Use Plan amendments) for IFWO.

GS 11 position, located in Salmon, Idaho, to work in coordination with other established liaison positions across southern Idaho to implement sage grouse conservation.

Idaho's Cheatgrass Challenge; Implementing a State-wide Strategy for Invasive Annual Grasses

Water District 63, Real-Time Monitoring Implementation Project

Safety of Dams, Water Sanitation, And Other Facilities
replace current water storage and distribution system. This investment is critical to address widespread deficiencies and deteriorated infrastructure that resulted in an emergency order from EPA on the water system in 2018.

Pumping Plant Elimination and Canal Abandonment Project

Parks and Lewisville Irrigation Company, SCADA Installation Project - Phase I

Enterprize Canal Company Conveyance Improvement and Aquifer Recharge Facility

Farmers Friend Irrigation Company, Headgate Automation - Phase I

Fremont-Madison Irrigation District, Main Water Control Structures and Flow Measurement Station

Idaho Irrigation District, Headgate Automation and Irrigation Flow Measurement Projects

Island Ward Canal Company, Automated Headgate Installation Project

North Fremont Canal Systems Inc, Canal Lining Project

Boise Project Board of Control, Automation of Arena Canal and Arena Lake Drain

Fish passage improval in the Upper Snake River
The Idaho Office of Species Conservation will improve fish passage in the Upper Snake River. It will address four culverts at Poison Creek, Kinnikinic Creek, George Creek, and Big Cedar Creek. Improving access to these tributaries will provide important

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with ​irrigation infrastructure modernization. Canal lining, amongst others practices, will be evaluated to benefit aquifers, streams, an
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This project is delivering integrated habitat restoration treatments (e.g., fuel breaks, revegetation, riparian enhancement) in two priority sagebrush landscapes in Idaho, with an emphasis on re-establishing functional sagebrush habitat for Greater sage

This project will increase the pace and scale of ongoing conifer removal partnerships in two key mixed-jurisdiction sagebrush landscapes in southern Idaho; and, will promote consistent delivery of conifer treatments across time and space (and land owners

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with aquifer recharge, surface water quantity, and fish and wildlife habitat enhancement. ​Managed recharge will be evaluated for the Eas

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Maintain Wilderness Character in Montana

This project would work to maintain and restore the wilderness characteristics that exist in these areas but are slowly disappearing due to invasion by noxious weeds.

SW Montana Sage Steppe Resiliency Project
Remove 4,000 acres of invasive conifers in CSAs/GOAs. Restore 350 acres of mesic habitat including Smith Springs. Treat 1,500 of invasive annual grasses ion mixed jurisdiction lands, including Red Rock Lakes NWR.

SW Montana Sage Steppe Resiliency Project
Remove 4,000 acres of invasive conifers in core sagebrush and growth opportunity areas. Restore 350 acres of mesic habitat including Smith Springs, near Wisdom, MT. Treat 1,500 of invasive annual grasses on mixed jurisdiction lands, including Red Rock La

Addressing Invasive Annual Grass in Sage-Grouse Core Areas in Idaho
This project will step down and accelerate Idaho's state-led "Cheatgrass Challenge" and empower regional partnerships to actively manage invasive annual grasses and wildfire threats in sagebrush core habitat in strategic geographies within the state. Thi

Addressing Invasive Annual Grass in Sage-Grouse Core Areas in Idaho
This project steps down and accelerates Idaho's state-led "Cheatgrass Challenge" and empowers regional partnerships to actively manage invasive annual grasses and wildfire threats in sagebrush core habitat in strategic geographies within the state. This

Restoring Sockeye Salmon Habitat Connectivity at the Wallowa Dam (OR)
Enable a collaboration among two Federally recognized Tribes, an irrigation district, and the State of Oregon to complete rehabilitation of the Wallowa Dam to balance rural community resilience and economic benefit with improved aquatic habitat connectiv

Increasing Bull Trout and Arctic Grayling Fish Passage in Montana
This proposed project improves connectivity for native trout in Montana by creating fish passage at three diversions and one culvert within climate resilient priority watersheds for bull trout and arctic grayling. All projects are scheduled to be done by
Partners involved/Community support: Montana FWP, Trout Unlimited, Blackfoot Challenge, USFS, Trout Unlimited, Lewis & Clark County, USFWS, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, private landowner

Landowner-led Carnivore Conflict Reduction in Western Montana
Coordinate with independent livestock producers and local landowner-led groups to expand the use of proven and locally-designed non-lethal carnivore conflict prevention techniques. Project will contribute a critical component of a larger strategy, securi

Upper Clark Fork Fish Passage for Bull Trout and Westslope Cutthroat
The project's goal is to maximize connectivity for fish passage within the watershed for native ESA listed bull trout and state priority westslope cutthroat in a priority area for the State of Montana to allow migratory access to upper elevation cold wat
Partners involved/Community support: Clark Fork Coalition, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana FWP, Montana DNRC, Trout Unlimited, Uinta CCD, WNTI, Open Rivers Fund, Wyoming GFD, Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust, Wyoming DEQ

Blackfeet Conservation in the Ninnaastakoo (Chief Mountain) Area: Planning for large landscape connectivity and cultural use

Culture as Climate Adaptation: Implementation of the Blackfeet Climate Change Adaptation Plan
The Blackfeet Tribe, Blackfeet Environmental Office (BEO) is responsible for planning for the increasing impacts of climate change across the Blackfeet Nation, home of the Blackfeet people, the largest Native American Tribe in Montana. BEO hopes to share

The 53-square-mile Upper Tenmile Creek Mining Area site is located in Lewis and Clark County, just southwest of Helena, Montana. The site includes about 150 active and abandoned mines in the historic Rimini Mining District. Mining for gold, lead, copper

PIFR - Helena Valley Irrigation District
BIL WFPO funding will be used to implement ag-water management methods to build towards climate resiliency. Funds are needed to modernize the Helena Valley Irrigation District water delivery system.

Invasive grass species detection, prevention, and treatment planning for the benefit of USFS (Region 1) and neighboring lands, with a focus on ventenata

BIL WFPO funding will be used to implement ag-water management methods to build towards climate resiliency. Funds are needed to modernize the Missoula Conservation District Irrigation District water delivery system.

Nez Perce Water Rights Settlement Operations, Maintenance & Replacement

Completion of the project will ensure EPA Drinking Water compliance requirements, provides firefighting demand for water, and provides safe drinking water to an estimated 240 residents; including an elementary school, and a day care facility.

The Nez Perce Tribe will produce a comprehensive and actionable adaptation plan that addresses current needs and builds upon ongoing management efforts, the most current climate projections, provide wins for the climate and the economy.

Túuši Wána Floodplain, River, and Salmon Habitat Restoration (OR)
Create instream diversity through installation of over 160 engineered large wood structures and conserve a 400 acre floodplain on the Touchet River using the Tribe's River Vision restoration philosophy as a guide. Project will create instream fish habita

2022 Canal Lining and Water Conservation Project

Shrub-Steppe Restoration for Fire and Climate Resilience on Hanford Reach National Monument
Approximately 300 acres of invasive species (cheatgrass and Russian thistle) treatment and 100 acres of revegetation to restore native habitats, increase fire resiliency, and protect sage-obligate species at the Dept. of Energy Hanford Site in Washington

Columbia Irrigation District, Canal #2 MidCanal Automated Check Structure

The Yakama Nation will remove the Bateman Island Causeway, located at the confluence of the Yakima and Columbia Rivers. It will complete hydraulic modeling at the Prosser Dam on the Yakima River. These efforts will improve spawning and rearing habitat fo

Healing Land: Climate Resilience in Yakama Nation Lands

The Yakama Nation will remove barriers on the Snake Creek to address a “mortality hotspot” for Endangered Species Act-listed Middle Columbia River steelhead in the Yakima River watershed. Two dams will be removed, opening six miles of habitat. They w

Wapato Irrigation Project - Wapato Diversion Dam on the Yakima River
The Wapato Irrigation Project provides irrigation water to over 135,500 acres with an estimated direct harvest benefit of $560 million.

Installation of Aqualastic lining for 55,773 linear feet of the YTID Main Canal as a interim measure until a project can be developed, approved, funded, and constructed to replace or upgrade the 111-year-old Main Canal. Funding is provided for implementa

Fish Ladder and Spillway Addition on Tieton Dam
Constructs a fish passage and enhanced spillway at Tieton Dam to alllow fish access to the SF Tieton River from Rimrock Reservoir, allowing more flexibility in management of the Yakima Basin Project as a whole, especially for the release of cool-water pu
Partners involved/Community support: Yakima County, Yakima Basin Integrated Plan, BOR, USFWS

The project has three primary goals: 1) improve access to high quality fishing on BLM lands; 2) restore currently-degraded riparian gallery habitat including invasive species removal and native tree and shrub plantings; and 3) develop off-channel pool ar

Enhancing First Foods and Habitat Connectivity and Resilience in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (WA)
Lead collaborative efforts to improve native vegetation for Tribal harvest, ungulate forage, pollinator habitat, and improve terrestrial and hydrologic connectivity that restores hillslope hydrology and prevents sediment input to at-risk salmon headwater

Water & Groundwater Storage, And Conveyance
The purpose of the Cle Elum Pool Raise Project is to increase the reservoir’s capacity an additional 14.600 acre-feet to be managed for instream flows for fish; additional funds for shoreline protection will provide mitigation for the pool raise.

Walla Walla Basin Water Management Decision Support Tool Project

Replacing approximately 1,500 linear feet of the West Canal (Stations 849+40 to 864+40) to mitigate adverse seepage and protect the homes downstream of the section. The mitigation would include drain system with pumps to reduce groundwater infiltration.

Quincy Columbia Basin Irrigation District, Automation of W38 Lateral Turnout of the West Canal

Partnering with Tribes to Sustainably Manage Recreation on Washington State Public Lands (WA)
Collaborate with Washington’s 29 federally recognized Tribes and two Tribes with off-reservation treaty rights to develop an adaptive framework to mitigate outdoor recreation impacts on ecosystems, Tribal treaty rights, and other interests across state

Work with landowners and partner organizations on the development and implementation of CCAAs, invasives and fire projects on identified high-priority areas in Washington.

East Columbia Basin Irrigation District - Odessa Groundwater Replacement Project
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management and watershed protection in the Odessa Aquifer area. There is a federal, state, and private partnersh

Washington Shrub-steppe Restoration and Resiliency Initiative: Defining Shared Spatial Priorities
The Washington shrub steppe Restoration and Resiliency Initiative is a collaborative effort dedicated to achieving long-term shrub steppe conservation in eastern Washington, recognizing and acknowledging the shared benefit to people. A spatial decision s

Salmon Restoration Planning in the Hangman Watershed (ID; WA)
Develop an analysis to support long-term efforts of restoring habitat for the return of Chinook salmon to its historical home. Project will establish four monitoring programs enabling the Tribe and its partners to identify lands on the Reservation and in

Wetland Enhancements and Beaver Reestablishment to Protect Instream Flows in Blue and Sand Creeks
The project will develop a climate adaptation plan to build drought and climate change resiliency within two culturally significant watersheds on the Spokane Reservation. This project is funded in part through TCR's annual appropriations.

Developing a Plan to Protect and Enhance Instream Flows in Blue and Sand Creeks
The Spokane Tribe of Indians (STI) strives to sustainably manage our natural resources, which support tribal recreational, cultural, subsistence and economic activities. However, the impacts of climate change continue to make that effort more challenging

Partner with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to support their Pygmy Rabbit Recovery program. Propagate and release rabbits (listed as endangered under the ESA and by the state) , assist landowners with habitat restoration, and enroll up to

Post-Fire Restoration of Stream and Riparian Habitat Condition on East Foster Creek Douglas County, Washington
Large-scale mesic habitat restoration within a sage grouse Priority Area for Conservation.

Process-Based Stream Restoration in Smith Draw
This project will restore a section of Smith Draw in northern Douglas County, Washington to improve system function, water table level, and capacity for the system to support riparian and wet meadow habitat. Wet meadow habitat is a very important compone

Moses Coulee Post-Fire Sage-Steppe Restoration: Phase II
In 2021 TNC received USFWS RIF to support Phase 1 post-fire restoration tasks to conduct weed control and native grass seeding. Phase 2 will include weed control, native tree/shrub planting, and a BDA project.

Chelan County, Yaksum Water Company Pipeline Replacement Project

Salmon Habitat Restoration in the Nason Creek Floodplain of the Upper Columbia Basin (WA)
Remove a 0.55 mile-long segment of State Route 207 from the Nason Creek floodway, reconnect 13 acres of side channel and floodplain habitat, protect 0.6 miles of oxbow rearing habitat, and restore more natural stream hydraulics and habitat complexity wit

Easement Support for Sage Grouse Habitat Protection
This project will support Chelan Douglas Land Trust staff time and costs of transactions involved in purchasing three agricultural land easements to protect 10,000 acres of sage grouse habitat on Badger Mountain in Douglas County, Washington.

Johnson Creek is a tributary of the Okanogan river near Riverside, Washington. This tributary is important to the overall recovery goals in the Okanogan Basin and is identified as one of few lower Okanogan River tributaries that provide cold water refuge
Partners involved/Community support: Trout Unlimited, Colville Confederated Tribes, Washington State Fish Barrier Board, USFWS, Washington DOT

Repurposing Osborn, Idaho Overpass for Wildlife Connectivity (ID)
Convert an unused, functional bridge along Interstate 90 between the Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe National Forests in Idaho, into a wildlife crossing structure by installing 2 miles of fencing and 10 one-way gates. Project is a cost-effective, community-led

This utility provides electrical service to approximately 23,000 customers, through 20 substations and 2,450 miles of power lines within the Flathead Indian Reservation and is is the largest source of power to the Mission Valley Power system.

Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes - Montana Water Rights Protection Act

Updating and Expanding Tribal Greenhouse Facilities to Increase Native Plant Capacity
The Updating and Expanding Tribal Greenhouse Facilities to Increase Native Plant Capacity project will double the capacity at selected tribal greenhouses, as Tribal greenhouses need funding to update and expand their facilities to increase each Tribe’s

This settlements will improve the water efficiency of the Federal Flathead Indian Irrigation Project, restoring and protecting Tribal resources, and constructing and maintaining community water distribution and wastewater facilities.

Bio-Cultural Restoration within the Crown of the Continent (MT)
Develop Landscape Conservation Design collaborative strategies for 16 landscape features and invasive plant risk assessments, restore whitebark pine, and engage with the community to develop and monitor collaborative actions. Project will return the Trib

Blackfeet Ecological and Cultural Stewardship in the Ninnaastakoo (Chief Mountain) Area (MT)
Formulate a conservation plan for stewardship of Crown of the Continent cultural and ecological resources within the Blackfeet Nation Ninnaastakoo boundary by creating community-based environmental assessments and working collaboratively with transnation

Fort Belknap Indian Community Rangeland Water Improvement Project
This project will improve the resilience of rangelands to ongoing and projected climate change on Fort Belknap lands. The Tribe will implement rangeland water improvements from their recent Agricultural Resource Management Plan from 2018.

Maintaining Sagebrush Cores in Montana's Northern Great Plains
Deliver grazing systems on five ranches covering 54,713 acres. CCAAs on an additional three ranches cover 23,128 acres. Restoration of 1,500 acres of marginal cropland to native vegetation and restoration of mesic habitat on 300 acres or approx. 2 mile

Maintaining Sagebrush Cores in MT's Northern Great Plains
Deliver grazing systems on five ranches covering 54,713 acres. CCAAs on an additional three ranches cover 23,128 acres. Restoration of 1,500 acres of marginal cropland to native vegetation and restoration of mesic habitat on 300 acres or approx. 2 mile

Zortman and Landusky Mine Site Restoration
Restoration and revegetation of holding ponds from historic mining operations in the Zortman and Landusky mines.

Restoring Plains Bison and Landscape Connectivity on Tribal Lands: An Inter-Tribal Buffalo Programs Initiative for Long-term Ecological Resiliency

Assessing traditional and emerging grazing strategies for creating a mosaic of diverse habitat patches for sagebrush associated birds
This project will use a multi-agency/partner collaboration to pilot a large-scale assessment of an emerging grazing strategy designed to mimic pre-colonial grazing patterns by bison. The goal is to determine the value of these grazing strategies for enha

Fort Peck Reservation – Dry Prairie Rural Water System
$15 million for the Fort Peck Reservation – Dry Prairie Rural Water System in Montana to support substantial completion of the project.

Rocky Boys / North Central Montana Rural Water System
Core pipeline construction on segments 7 and 8, continued construction progress of a water treatment plant, as well as construction for segments associated with Havre, Chester and Shelby Hub service areas.

Muddy Creek Restoration and Resilience Project Phase I

Pondera County Canal and Reservoir Company, Flowmeter Upgrades for Automation

Water & Groundwater Storage, And Conveyance
Dry Redwater Regional Water System Feasibility Study
Funding would provide the authorized but not yet appropriated Federal cost-share for finishing the Dry Redwater Regional Water System Feasibility Study.

Rehabilitation of the Crow Creek Pumping Plant with Toston Irrigation District. Funding is provided for implementation.

Addressing Threats to Sagebrush in Montana's Musselshell Plains
Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) on 48,897 acres,1,500 acres of annual grass treatments, 1,000 acres of conifer removal and 400 acres or two miles of mesic habitat restoration.

Addressing Threats to Sagebrush in Montana's Musselshell Plains
CCAA on 48,897 acres, 1,500 acres of annual grass treatments, 1,000 acres of conifer removal and 400 acres or two miles of mesic habitat restoration.

Bil WFPO funds will be used to perform a feasibility study on a proposed watershed project that would rehabilitate and modernize the Kinsey Irrigation District water delivery system located in the Cabin Creek Watershed near West Yellowstone, Montana.

PIFR - Tongue & Yellowstone River Irrigation District
BIL WFPO funding will be used to implement ag-water management methods to build towards climate resiliency. Funds are needed to modernize the Tongue & Yellowstone River Irrigation District delivery system.

The Meadowlark Initiative: Advancing Grassland Conservation on Private Lands in North Dakota
Assemble collective insights, resources, and efforts of conservation, agriculture, and industry partners to enhance, restore, and sustain native grasslands in North Dakota. Project will protect approximately 18,000 acres of native grasslands by providing

Watford City, Watford City Advanced Metering Infrastructure - Phase I

The Fort Peck Irrigation Project provides irrigation water to nearly 19,000 acres from pump facilities from the Missouri River.

PIFR - Fort Peck Tribes - Wolf Point Irrigation Project
BIL WFPO funding will be used to implement ag-water management methods to build towards climate resiliency. Funds are needed to modernize the Wolf Point Irrigation Project water delivery system.

BIL WFPO funding will be used to implement ag-water management methods to build towards climate resiliency. Funds are needed to modernize the Wyota Irrigation Project water delivery system.

Northern Plains Bison Range Conservation Improvements with the Fort Peck Buffalo Program (MT)
Enhance grassland habitat conservation value within the 17,000 acre Fort Peck Cultural Buffalo Ranch in northeast Montana. Project will utilize herd health and range ecological assessments to identify and implement appropriate habitat improvement, workfo

Intertribal Approach to Restoring Plains Bison and Landscape Connectivity on Tribal Lands (MT)
Advance ecosystem resiliency of lands allocated for bison restoration through the unique collaboration of Blackfeet, Rocky Boy, Fort Belknap, and Fort Peck Native American communities in Montana. Project will enhance ecosystem function on 57,000 acres by

Pre and post treatment impacts of Japanese brome treatment on pollinators in sagebrush rangeland
Japanese brome infestations are present within sagebrush core and growth areas of the Charles M. Russell NWR. Herbicidal treatment sites will be paired with untreated Japanese brome invaded sagebrush areas and sagebrush areas with native dominated unders

Large-Scale Moose Habitat Restoration Planning in Northeastern Minnesota
Conduct five workshops with stakeholders to: identify and prioritize the challenges for large-scale moose habitat restoration in northeastern Minnesota, develop strategies to address these challenges, identify three habitat priority areas of 10,000 to 50

Maajii-akii-gikenjigewin: Launching an Indigenous Young Adult Conservation Crew (MI, MN, WI)
Build a young adult Indigenous Conservation Crew (Maajii-akii-gikenjigewin crew) to support existing and future on-the-ground management plans on Fond du Lac Reservation. Project will conduct 34 monitoring studies and restore 100 acres through locally le

Development of Long-Term Mercury Monitoring Program Plan for Climate Adaptation
This project will improve the ability of Midwest tribes to assess changes in mercury levels in fish and other culturally important species as well as ambient water concentrations with a focused effort on subsistence use of various fish species. The proje

Development of Long Term Mercury Monitoring for Climate Adaptation
This project will improve the ability of Midwest Tribes to assess changes in mercury levels in fish and other culturally important species, as well as ambient water concentrations with a focused effort on subsistence use of various fish species.

Collaborative planning to identify and overcome challenges facing large-scale moose habitat restoration in northeastern Minnesota

Restoring Connectivity for Lake Sturgeon on the Upper Otter Tail River (MN)
Replace two undersized culverts with properly sized channel flow span bridges in the upper Otter Tail River. Project will reconnect 20 miles of critical spawning habitat for Red River lake sturgeon, Walleye, and other native fish species to an additional

Garrison-Diversion Unit of the Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin Program

The Penta Wood Products site is in the unincorporated town of Daniels in Burnett County, Wisconsin. An inactive wood treatment facility is located on an 80-acre parcel of the 120-acre property. The facility operated from 1953 to 1992 and used a chemical

Develop NPS and Tribal Native seed nodes in MWR
ECOREGIONAL COLLABORATION, COLLECTION: The goal is to create two seed collection sites with plant propagation capacity within the Midwest Region of NPS that could be expanded with partner organizations. Project outcomes include creating private sector jo

Shoreline Stabilization and Ecosystem Recovery of Lake Sharpe (SD)
Stabilize shoreline of Lake Sharpe; establish trees, shrubs, vines and other culturally important riparian plants; build an island and a peninsula; restore wetland habitats; establish a walking trail and cultural interpretive natural area; and protect tw

Drought Vulnerability Assessment and Drought Adaptation Plan - Lower Brule Sioux Tribe
The Tribe will develop a Drought Vulnerability Assessment and Drought Adaptation Plan for the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe (LBST). This project will assist the LBST in answering the following research question: How is the LBST vulnerable to drought?

Enhance recreation resilience at the historic Casey Property, Wind Cave National Park
This project would create additional recreational opportunities and relieve crowding by restoring up 5,556 acres of recently acquired land that is currently closed to visitation. Visitation at Wind Cave is heavily congested in and around the Visitor Cent

This funding will be used to hire 1 GS 5/7 term position based in Northeastern Wyoming, to support projects in Sage Core Areas in Northeastern Wyoming.

The 360-acre Gilt Edge Mine site is located about 6.5 miles east of Lead, South Dakota. The primary mine disturbance area encompasses a former open pit and a cyanide heap-leach gold mine, as well as prior mine exploration activities from various companie

Belle Fourche Irrigation District, Sorenson 1.9 Lateral Buried Pipeline Project

Sheridan, Johnson and Campbell County Invasive Species Treatment
The purpose of this agreement is to utilize the resources of Sheridan County Weed and Pest (SCWP) along with participating Weed and Pest District of Johnson and Campbell Counties to implement control measures for invasive species (primarily winter annual

D52 Lateral Piping and Shoshone River Sediment Reduction Project

Dam rehabilitation will address concerns related to the embankment, spillway and outlet works resulting in improved safety to an estimated population at risk (PAR) of more than 2,600 people and improved operability.

Invasive Grass Detection, Prevention, and Treatment Planning in Eastern Montana
Develop decision support tools to identify invasive treatment locations within U.S. Forest Service Region 1 where early detection and rapid response has the greatest potential for success. Project will facilitate surveillance of 1.2 million acres of shru

Owl Creek Irrigation District Water Delivery and Efficiency Improvement Project

Wyoming Collaborative Sage-Steppe Mesic Habitat Restoration
This project will restore more than 10,000 acres of wet meadow/riparian habitat on largely private rangelands to increase species diversity and drought resilience in core sagebrush habitat in Wyoming using a variety of techniques ranging from off-stream

New Fork River Gas Wells River Restoration and Fish Habitat Improvement

Currently, the Wyoming Area Office cannot ascertain whether GPRA weed management goals are being met as there in not a comprehensive survey of noxious weed infestation of Reclamation surface lands. The goal of this project is to accurately and comprehens

Wyoming Invasive Annual Grass Management Collaborative
This project is a partnership between the Service, the State of Wyoming, Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes, USDA agencies, local governments and other partners to control invasive annual grass and defend approximately 100,000 acres of high-qua

Implementing A Sustainable Eastern Shoshone Tribal Climate Change Resilience Project for a Climate Change, Weather Ready and Resilient Community
The project will improve resiliency by utilizing previous Eastern Shoshone Tribal Climate Adaptation Planning, the Wind River Indian Reservation BIA Wildfire Management, the Drought Contingency, and Regional and State Hazard Mitigation Plans.

The project will improve resiliency by utilizing previous Tribal Climate Adaptation Planning, the Wind River Indian Reservation BIA Wildfire Management, the Drought Contingency, and Regional and State Hazard Mitigation Plans.
The Tribe will implement a pilot project identified in their 2016 climate adaptation plan related to the Dry Creek Rancheria-owned vineyard properties. The project is funded in part through TCR annual appropriations.

Implementing A Sustainable Eastern Shoshone Tribal Climate Change Resilience Project for a climate Change, Weather Ready and Resilient Community
The project’s technical objectives will involve being Climate Change Ready and improve resiliency by utilizing previous Eastern Shoshone Tribal Climate Adaptation Planning, the Wind River Indian Reservation (WRIR) BIA wildfire management plan, and the

Implementing the Sustainable Northern Arapaho Tribal Climate Change Resilience Project for a Climate Change, Weather Ready and Resilient Community
The Northern Arapaho tribe on the remote and vulnerable Wind River Reservation (WRIR) has experienced increasingly frequent extreme weather since 2010, with 17 different identified all-hazard events occurring, including floods and droughts. A marked incr

Reconnecting the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribes to Cultural and Ecological Values (WY)
Provide Tribal leaders with the community support they need to develop a strategic plan and take action to advance shared goals. Project will plan a series of community meetings and field trips, designed to build community engagement to develop a plan th

Connecting Wyoming’s Habitats for Migratory Species through Wildlife-Friendly Fences
Convert fences posing a threat to ungulate migration in Wyoming by removing, replacing and/or modifying fences to wildlife-friendly standards. Project will work with landowners and federal land managers and utilize existing partnerships to prioritize and

This project will replace an undersized and perched pipe culvert on Mill Creek, a tributary to Blackfoot Reservoir, with a natural bottom box culvert resulting in spawing habitat access for adfluvial Yellowstone cutthroat trout. The project will provide
Partners involved/Community support: USFS, Caribou County, Upper Blackfoot Confluence Committee

Upper Bear River Fish Passage for Native Bear River Cutthroat
The Upper Bear River straddles the border between Wyoming and Utah and has been a long-term refuge for native Bear River Cutthroat, which are unique to the watershed. However, the area is also one of the oldest agricultural districts in these states and
Partners involved/Community support: Trout Unlimited, City of Evanston, Uinta CCD, Open Rivers Fund, Wyoming GFD, Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust, WNTI, WY DEQ, NRCS, East Fork Hilliard Canal Company, Utah DWR, USFS, Utah's Watershed Restorat

The project will repair and/or reconstruct approximately 27 miles of riparian fencing as part of a larger effort to restore degraded streams critical to Bonneville cutthroat trout.

Major repairs on the FT. Laramie canal. Funding is provided for a planning study.

Improving Migration Corridor Connectivity Across Western States (WY)
Enhance, prioritize, restore, and conserve habitats that improve landscape permeability and connectivity, directly contribute to overall ecosystem resiliency and biodiversity, plus provide economic benefits to rural communities. Project will advance exis

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and irrigation in the Gering Valley Watershed. The 50+ year-old project has 10 dams and a system of drains that need some upgr

Dam rehabilitation will restore water storage (currently under no storage order) for a variety of beneficial uses, return the spillway and outlet works to operational status, and improve safety to Population at Risk (PAR) of estimated 296 people.

Dam rehabilitation will address safety concerns with the existing embankment and spillway, allowing for continued safe operation of the dam and improved safety to population at risk (PAR) of estimated 50 people.

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe seeks to develop a Sicangu Climate Center to assert tribal sovereignty over water, lands and resources, protect tribal life, property and resources from climate change, and better manage and integrate existing tribal programs and

The Tribe will develop a Sicangu Climate Center to assert tribal sovereignty over water, lands and resources, protect Tribal life, property and resources from climate change, and better manage and integrate existing Tribal programs and activities.

Keya Wakpala Woicageyapi Wetlands Restoration and Nature-Based Community Engagement (SD)
Design Phase I of the Keya Wakpala Woicageyapi wetlands restoration project and connect the broader Sicangu community to restoration and conservation efforts in a culturally aligned and meaningful way. Project will produce a community-driven wetlands tra

Promoting Tribal Co-Stewardship for Grasslands Health (CO, KS, ND, NE, SD)
Provide technical assistance, training, and networking to Tribal Nations for the purpose of developing Tribal co-stewardship agreements with the United States Forest Service that restore the health of federal grasslands through Indigenous natural resourc

Ainsworth Main Canal Concrete Slab replacement and Tarring of Joints. Funding is provided for implementation.

PIFR - Evergreen Creek Watershed - Cherry County Watershed D
The Evergreen Creek Watershed project is in Cherry County, Nebraska. The primary purpose of the project is for Watershed Protection. The project would address resources concerns throughout Evergreen Creek in association with high and excessive water flow

Davis Creek Watershed (Terry Schumacher, Land & Water Prog. Coordinator)
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and watershed protection in Davis Creek watershed. Watershed protection looks to address excessive sedimentation and incisi

The PCE Former Dry Cleaner Site is located in Atlantic, Cass County, Iowa. The site is a former dry cleaning facility located at 1205 E. 7th Street and operated during the 1960s. In 1974, the Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT) leased the site as

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with watershed protection. The potential watershed project would include measures to provide stream grade and bank stabilization. These meas

The PCE Southeast Contamination Site is located in York, York County, Nebraska. The site was previously identified as two separate sites: the York PCE Site and the Southeast York Groundwater Site. Tetrachloroethene (PCE) and other volatile organic comp

In October 1999, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were detected in a Grand Island municipal water supply well during routine monitoring. Subsequent investigations identified two VOC groundwater plumes with different sources. A southern plume emanates fr

Strategic Implementation of Habitat Restoration in the Central Great Plains

Prairie, Stream, and Wetland Restoration in the Sandhills Landscape of the Central Great Plains (NE)
Implement a voluntary, incentive-based program to promote vibrant grasslands and ranching communities, increase climate resilience and improve habitat connectivity in the Sandhills to benefit at-risk species like the greater prairie-chicken. By engaging

East Clear Creek Watershed-North Platte River
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related to irrigation districts within the Twin Platte Natural Resources District. The potential water

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related to Spring Creek watershed. ​Irrigators in one of the most densely irrigated regions of Nebra

The Hastings Ground Water Contamination Site is located in and around Hastings, Nebraska. The site was placed on the National Priorities List in 1986. The Site consists of 7 Subsites with 21 operable units (OUs). Contamination from a vapor degreasing ope

The former Garvey Elevators, Inc. (Garvey) grain storage facility is currently owned and operated by Ag Processing, Inc. (AGP), and is located at 2315 West Highway 6 in Hastings, Nebraska. Soil and groundwater beneath the facility are contaminated with c

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding and watershed protection in Brownell Creek watershed. The project would provide the District a watershed-based plan, pri

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Wilson Creek Watershed. The project would provide the District a watershed-based plan, prioritizing projects tha

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Ziegler Creek Watershed. The project would provide the District a watershed-based plan, prioritizing projects th

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding along the Lower Missouri River. This is a multi-state effort to develop systemic approach to identify problem areas and desig

Conserving, Enhancing, and Connecting Core Areas of Tallgrass Prairie Ecosystem (IA, MO)
Reconstruct and manage an estimated 28,000 acres of state wildlife action plan-prioritized tallgrass prairie in Missouri and Iowa through multi-jurisdictional partnerships. Project will collaborate with Tribes, landowners, and other organizations to cons

​​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding along the Lower Missouri River. This is a multi-state effort to develop systemic approach to identify problem areas and

Replacement of the concrete spillway at Glen Elder Dam. Funding is provided for planning, design, and a portion of implementation.

Lincoln County, Improving Water Efficiency Through Smart Water Meters

While Pueblo has a long industrial past, the Superfund site focuses on the impact from one historic smelter. The historic Colorado Smelter was a silver and lead smelter that operated in the Eilers and Bessemer neighborhoods from 1883 to 1908. The Colorad

Stakeholder Driven Watershed Health and Resilience Partnerships in Colorado
Prioritize five major watershed areas of Colorado for strengthened ecosystem and community resilience through habitat and ecosystem restoration, enhanced habitat connectivity, increased recreational access, and local community and workforce engagement. P

Colorado Springs Utilities, High Efficiency Toilets for Affordable Housing

Lake George Aquatic Connectivity and River Restoration (CO)
Restore the natural river channel and re-establish approximately 45 miles of aquatic species passage and spawning habitat on the South Platte River, part of the Pike-San Isabel National Forests by removing an obsolete diversion dam and accumulated sedime

Eradicating Invasive Plants to restore Dolores River Desert Riparian Systems in Colorado

Colorado Department of Agriculture, Conservation Services Division Watershed Health Partnership Proposal

Colorado River Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation Programs
Grand Valley Irrigation Company Fish Screen Installation

Water & Groundwater Storage, And Conveyance
The project will provide safe, long-term water supply to an estimated 50,000 people in 40 rural communities along the Arkansas River. Replaces current groundwater sources contaminated with radionuclides and helps communities comply with EPA drinking wate

Dolores Water Conservation District, Full-Service Acres Meter Upgrades

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Improve Riparian Habitats in McElmo Creek and Yellow Jacket Creek in Colorado

Upper Arkansas and Upper Animas Watersheds Project
Low tech restoration project to be implemented in high alpine mountainous areas of the Upper Arkansas and Upper Animas River watersheds.

Purgatoire River Water Conservancy District, Water Control Gates for Water Efficiency

Larkspur, Improving Water Efficiency Through Smart Water Meters

Dave Miller Mutual Ditch Company, Ditch Piping Project

​Re-construction of the Little Thompson Reservoir aka Hillsborough Reservoir to increase water availability and quantity. The project will entail rebuilding the 1903 dam to current standards. The water decree from the Big Thompson River is still in eff
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Central Colorado Water Conservancy District, Northeast Colorado Augmentation Automation Efficiency Project

The Captain Jack Mill site is located at the headwaters of upper Left Hand Creek, about 1.5 miles south of Ward, in Boulder County, Colorado. The site is in a narrow valley known as California Gulch. Mining for gold and silver in the region began in 1860

Assessing the future sagebrush core habitats: impacts of climate & climate uncertainty, wildfire and invasive species
Climate change may substantially alter big sagebrush plant communities, including potential ecological transformations to novel or less productive plan communities within the current sagebrush biome. This project will use an ecological simulation model t

Invasive Annual Grass Tech Transfer Partnership: Empowering Land Managers to Defend and Grow Sagebrush Cores
This project seeks to put science into practice, helping land managers scale-up conservation delivery to address the largest threat to the sagebrush biome: invasive annual grasses. Centered around the proactive “Defend the Core and Grow the Core” con

Evaluating the effectiveness of conservation actions directed for greater sage-grouse using hierarchical models and the Conservation Efforts Database
The Conservation Efforts Database is a web-based data portal to collect information from federal and non-federal partners on management actions that benefit sagebrush ecosystems and sagebrush-dependent wildlife habitats. This project leverages the existi

Geospatial analyses, species modeling, and interactive web application development to support sagebrush biome assessment and inform conservation delivery
This project will lead to a more healthy ecosystem on which the rural community lives by specifically understanding and planning for the effects of climate change .

Sagebrush Biome Invasive Annual Grass Economic Assessment
This project will identify biome-wide costs needed to address the invasive annual grass threat with a Defend and Grow the Core approach. Economic comparisons of allocation scenarios that vary based on site conditions and ecological outcomes will define

Planning for Conservation Delivery Success: Linking Biome-wide Sagebrush Conservation Design to Local Treatment Planning by Leveraging Landscape Restoration Outcomes
This project will leverage the power of the Land Treatment Exploration Tool and monitoring data from landscape-scale restoration projects on private and public lands to act as a “one stop shop” for restoration planning. The enhanced tool will provide

Understanding greater sage-grouse population trends from the lens of the WAFWA Conservation Design Strategy: implications for management of impacted, core, and growth opportunity areas within the sagebrush biome
This project will directly link the sagebrush conservation design to greater sage-grouse populations. The research will provide the scientific evidence to link management actions applied under the sagebrush conservation design to the greater sage-grouse

Incorporating Connectivity and Wildland Fire Risk into the WAFWA Sagebrush Conservation Design
This project will enhance the Sagebrush CD by incorporating landscape-scale connectivity among core sagebrush areas. Connectivity will be defined using genetics from target species and cross-referenced with analyzed ungulate migration corridors. The conn

The CED will be the tool for USFWS programs to enter in their information on BIL projects. This funding supports modifications to the system to allow for BIL tracking and reporting.

Partnership with the Intermountian West Joint Venture to support communications on BIL project opportunities & outcomes.

Modernization of the Maybell Irrigation District's Diversion from the Yampa River in Colorado

North Campus Radial Collector Well - Drought Resilience Initiative

Increase native seed production for IMR parks
Increase in-house supplies of genetically-appropriate native seeds to support grassland, sagebrush, and southwestern desert rehabilitation, restoration, and climate adaptation in NPS Intermountain Region parks. Project outcomes include creating private s

Restoration of Native Sagebrush Habitats from Cheatgrass Invasion in Northwestern Colorado (Phase 1)
Aerial application of herbicide to treat cheatgrass on approximately 7,125 acres of privately owned sagebrush habitat on working ranchlands in NW CO. This project will complement ongoing, partner-driven work in this strategic landscape to benefit Greater

Install a new intake structure at Deer Creek Dam for additional flow control redundancy and flexibility. Funding is provided for planning, design, and subsequently, a portion of implementation.

Utah: Climate Resilience Projects for Mesic Habitat Restoration and Enhancements
This project will advance mesic habitat restoration within larger watershed scale habitat restoration projects in Utah to increase climate and drought resiliency.

Utah: Climate Resilience Projects for Mesic Habitat Restoration and Enhancements
The primary purpose of this funding request is to support upland habitat restoration in Utah. Removing conifers is an effective restoration tool in these systems and is necessary for defending and growing the core sagebrush habitats in Utah.

Finish piping the 12-mile long Steinaker Service Canal. Funding is provided for planning, design, and subsequently, a portion of implementation.

​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR), plan, and design will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management.

BIL WFPO funds will support construction efforts to address agricultural water management concerns. Project details provide water conservation and canal stabilizations. Water conservation includes irrigation efficiencies through reduced seepage and eva

Gigliotti Diversion Dam Removal on the Price River
The proposed Gigliotti Dam removal is the last of 6 dam removals within the town of Helper, Utah and is highly supported by the town and owner to be completed by the end of 2023. The dam is a private, concrete dam that has been no longer needed for water
Partners involved/Community support: Town of Helper, Trout Unlimited, Utah DNR, Utah DWQ, Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation, Utah Natural History Museum, Carbon County, Utah Coal Country Task Force, Ross Gigliotti Enterprises, USU Price, local individual

Draper Irrigation Company Reuse Pump Station Project

Paris Creek Hydropower Decommissioning and Instream Flow Restoration

Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program

Watershed Restoration and Recreation Connectivity Design Across Multiple Landowners, East Zion National Park

WBWCD AV Watkins & Siphon Replacement and South Delivery Conduit Project

West Corinne Water Company Culinary Well and Booster Pump Project

Wilson Irrigation Company, Canal System Automation Project - Phase 1

Building Drought Resilience Through Increased Groundwater Production Capacity and Aquifer Storage and Recovery

GHID Anderson Water Treatment Plant and Well No. 18 Project

Bear River Canal Company, Automated Diversion Gate System

Eradicating Invasive and Noxious Plants in Riparian and Upland Habitats in Iron and Beaver Counties in Utah

Line approximately 1-mile of the Government Highline Canal in an urbanized reach and replace a cross-drainage undershot. Funding is provided for implementation.

Eradicating Tamarisk to Improve Riparian Habitats in Western Colorado

Increase native seed production for Upper CO basin
PRODUCTION: Increase seed production and storage of native 'workhorse' species to support grassland, sagebrush, and southwestern desert rehabilitation and restoration for parks in and adjacent to the Upper Colorado Basin. Project outcomes include creatin

Riparian Habitat Improvement in Western Colorado

This project further long-term sagebrush efforts with strategic collaborative conservation action. Funding will support delivery of tangible outcomes involving wet meadow restoration, prioritized cheatgrass treatments, and sagebrush restoration within th

This project will deliver multiple treatments, including wet meadow restoration (150 acres), prioritized cheatgrass treatments (1000 acres) and other sagebrush restoration outcomes within the Gunnison Basin of Colorado. These deliverables will benefit fe

Gunnison Sage-grouse Prioritizing Restoration of Sagebrush Ecosystems Tool (PReSET)
The project aims to develop priority conservation action maps for Gunnison sage-grouse based on species abundance, habitat features, predicted future risk (e.g., invasive grasses, pinyon-juniper encroachment, development, wildfire), and other relevant da

Watershed level restoration with the focus of removing invasive vegetation such as tamarisk in important desert riparian systems.

Assessing and Prioritizing Aquatic Connectivity on United States Forest Service Lands
Inventory and prioritize opportunities for aquatic connectivity on U.S. Forest Service lands in Regions 3, 4, 5, 8, and 9, to maximize reconnection, restoration, and enhancement of aquatic habitat. Project will expand knowledge of aquatic fragmentation o

Iron and Beaver Counties Noxious Weed Eradication
Noxious weed eradication across the landscape and within important riparian and upland habitats.

Reducing Threats to Nevada Sage-grouse Populations through a Programmatic Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances
The Service and Nevada Department of Wildlife, with other state partners, have a statewide Programmatic Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA) planned for completion in FY22. Funding will be used to support the implementation of this pro

The Argonaut Mine site (site) is an historic hard rock gold mine that operated from the 1850s to 1942. The Argonaut Mining Company processed ore and disposed of tailings in a portion of the northwest side of present-day Jackson, Calif. As a result of ye

Post Caldor Fire Watershed Restoration for Securing Water Supply for the Grizzly Flats Community

South Sutter Water District, Main Diversion Modernization Project

Carmichael Water District, Turf Removal Incentive Program

Georgetown Divide Public Utility District, Concrete Lining of Upper Canal Water Delivery System

Walker River Irrigation District - East Walker Diversions
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related Walker River Irrigation District. The Walker River has a high sediment load, which is causing

Line Canal for approximately 3.5 miles using geomembrane and concrete and modify two check structures. Submitted as Infrastructure Request. Funding is provided for implementation.

Lake Tahoe Marina Redesign Feasibility Study
Most AIS infestations occur within and around the marinas on Lake Tahoe. This investment will fund a feasibility study to determine the potential for redesign at marinas around the lake to help reduce potential AIS infestation.

The resident and visitor population of Lake Tahoe is diverse and includes a significant number of people who are part of the Latinx community. Public education is critical when it comes to preventing the introduction of AIS into the region, but many educ

The Taylor and Tallac creeks and marshes are infested with approximately 17 acres of the invasive aquatic weed Eurasian watermilfoil. This investment will fund the installation of benthic barriers that smother invasive aquatic plants and prevent photosyn

For Washoe Environmental Protection Department (WEPD) staff to fully engage on planning, monitoring and control of AIS from a Washoe Tribe perspective.
For WEPD staff to build more effective working relationships with environmental partners working in L

The Lake Tahoe Watercraft Inspection Program is one of the most successful programs in the country, with no new invasions discovered since program inception in 2008. Currently, inspections occur at three off-ramp, temporary inspection stations along corr

Truckee Carson Irrigation District - V Line Ditch
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related ​The Truckee Carson Irrigation District. This infrastructure is aging, which is why the dist

Truckee-Carson Irrigation District, Upgrade to Satellite Relay for Near Real-Time Data Acquisition

Building a Healthier Riparian Corridor to Support Lahontan Cutthroat Trout Reintroduction (NV)
Protect, enhance, and reconnect aquatic, wetland, and riparian habitats to prepare for the reintroduction of Lahontan cutthroat trout to Walker Lake while increasing tribal sovereignty. Project will develop and implement a beaver management plan, map and

Walker River Paiute Reservation Irrigation System Restoration and Improvement
​A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with agricultural water management related to Walker River Paiute Tribe irrigation system. Field evaluation completed in 2011 showed loca

Pinyon-Juniper Removal on Fortynine Mountain for Greater Sage-Grouse

This funding will be used to hire 1 GS 9/11 Sagebrush Coordinator, who will focus on conservation delivery of sagebrush BIL funding with a focus on developing tribal partnerships.

This funding will be used to hire 1 GS 12 Sagebrush Coordinator, who will focus on conservation delivery through completion and implementation of CCAA with NDOW, and other public/private landowners.

Impacts of mining exploration and development on sagebrush ecosystems and wildlife: a pilot study
Mining activities are increasing within sagebrush ecosystems and likely have adverse effects on wildlife species occupying imperiled habitats, yet the impacts of mining on sagebrush obligate species have not been quantified. A pilot study will be initiat

Effect of conifer treatments and landscape management on sagebrush obligate songbirds and Pinyon Jays in the Great Basin.
Conifer removal is a key tool for restoring and conserving sagebrush ecosystems and greater sage-grouse populations. Yet, there are still gaps on the response of sagebrush obligate songbirds and pinyon jays to conifer treatments. By monitoring songbird r

Increasing the availability of dry ecotype native seeds and plant materials for the Great Basin (Nevada Seed Strategy Actions 1.3.5, 2.2.2, 2.2.3, and 2.2.4)
Plant seeds that are adapted to hot and dry climates are necessary for successful restoration efforts in the Great Basin and Nevada. This project will increase the availability of native seeds and plant material from ecotypes adapted to dry conditions fo

Home Ranch Water Distribution - Phase II
The Reese River is a tributary of the Humboldt River but in recent years has dwindled into a chain of shallow pools before it reaches the Humboldt River. A pipeline and troughs will be installed to provide water for livestock and wildlife in this sagebru

Increase Capacity: Watercraft Inspections and Decontaminations, Public Outreach and Education
Prevent invasive mussels from becoming established in Pyramid Lake, NV

Numana Dam is a Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Agricultural diversion structure located 8 miles above Marble Bluff Dam. It severely restricts migration of endangered Cui-ui and threatened Lahontan Cutthroat Trout (LCT) from Pyramid Lake to historic spawning h
Partners involved/Community support: Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, BOR, Nevada DOW, local and regional recreational angling community

Climate Adaptation Planning for Ecosystems and Community
This project will help to complete a Climate Adaptation Plan, which will quantify and assess the impacts of climate on the ecosystem and community/infrastructure needs, on the Summit Lake Reservation and the surrounding watershed. The Summit Lake Paiute

Ensuring Resilient Cultural and Riparian Connectivity Within the Summit Lake Paiute Tribe Reservation

Climate Adaptation Planning for Ecosystems and Community
The Summit Lake Paiute Tribe will partner with the University of Nevada, Reno and McBain Associates to fill knowledge gaps, project future climate scenarios, collect data and develop a Climate Adaptation Plan.

Restoring wildlife habitat in 7 parks in WA and CA
This multi-park restoration project at 7 parks in WA and CA will restore highly sensitive habitats threatened by unstable trails and over-capacity campgrounds and include public education on sustainable stewardship of recreation sites. By restoring habit

Improving Climate Resilience of Sagebrush Ecosystem Communities in the Great Basin (BIL)
Partnering with the Nevada Department of Wildlife, this project focuses on climate resilience of the sagebrush ecosystem at four sites across northern Nevada. This includes pinyon-juniper removal, protective fencing, seeding with native forbs and grasses

Improving Climate Resilience of Sagebrush Ecosystem Communities in the Great Basin
Partnering with the Nevada Department of Wildlife, this project focuses on climate resilience of the sagebrush ecosystem at four sites across northern Nevada. This includes pinyon-juniper removal, protective fencing, seeding with native forbs and grasses

Along the slopes of the Monitor Range in central Nevada, pinyon-juniper woodlands have expanded into sagebrush rangelands along the valley floor. This encroachment is depleting understory vegetation and dewatering the landscape. We plan to thin the trees

Restoration and vegetation management of mined land repositories containing waste rock and tailings on BLM-managed land and surrounding associated watershed areas.

The Jacobs Smelter site is located in the Rush Valley, Tooele County, Utah near the town of Stockton and about five miles south of Tooele, Utah. The site covers about eight square miles and includes the town of Stockton. The risks posed by the site deriv

Utah: Conifer Treatment Projects for Upland Habitat Restoration and Enhancements
The primary purpose of this funding request is to support upland habitat restoration in Utah. Removing conifers is an effective restoration tool in these systems and is necessary for defending and growing the core sagebrush habitats in Utah.

Utah: Climate Conifer Treatment Projects for Upland Habitat Restoration and Enhancements
This project will support upland habitat restoration in Utah. Removing conifers is an effective restoration tool in these systems and is necessary for defending and growing the core sagebrush habitats in Utah.

Community-Driven Riparian and Wetland Restoration in the Jordan River (UT)
Revitalize the Jordan River and adjacent habitats along the south shorelands of the Great Salt Lake through floodplain and wetland restoration, native and invasive species management, and community engagement. Project will facilitate engagement of over 2

Draper Irrigation Co. (WaterPro), Culinary Smart-Metering Project

Emigration Improvement District, Residential Water Meter Upgrade

The 450-acre Bountiful/Woods Cross 5th S. PCE Plume site is in southern Davis County, Utah, about 10 miles north of Salt Lake City.

Clinton City Well and Water Storage Project

Canal Enclosure and Solar Energy Project

Haights Creek Irrigation Company, Haights Creek Irrigation Company Piping Project - Phase 8

Upper Willard Canal Lining Project (Phase 8)

Tertiary Treatment Facility in Central Weber

Washington Terrace City, Automatic Metering Infrastructure Installation Project

Liberty Pipeline Company Drought Resiliency Project

Install a parallel pipeline next to the Davis Aqueduct for maintenance redundancy. Funding is provided for planning, design, and subsequently, a portion of implementation.

Northeastern Nevada Sagebrush Ecosystem Enhancement Project
This project will enhance vegetation communities in the sagebrush ecosystem and protect/restore wetlands and mesic habitats. Activities to be funded under this proposal include removing and replacing older fencing and replacing with wildlife friendly fe

Fourmile Creek Wet Meadow Enhancement Project
The Reno Fish and Wildlife Office Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program will work with the Cottonwood Ranch in Elko County, Nevada to improve meadows in the floodplain of Cottonwood Creek to benefit both wildlife and livestock. Three phases are targeted

The Reno Fish and Wildlife Office Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program will work with the Cottonwood Ranch in Elko County, Nevada to improve meadows in the floodplain of Cottonwood Creek to benefit both wildlife and livestock. Three phases are targeted

Clover Valley Speckled Dace Habitat Enhancement Project
This project is located at a small spring found on private property in Elko County, Nevada. The outflow of the spring is impounded into a pond where it continues downstream through a diversion pipe on the east side of the pond to the water right owner

Humboldt Ranch Sagebrush and Riparian Enhancement Project
Projects funded under this project will enhance vegetation communities in the sagebrush ecosystem and protect mesic habitats on a privately owned ranch in Nevada. Project activities include installing fuel breaks strategically along dirt roads in two are

Reconstruct Pilot Pond to provide a refuge population of least chub, provide water for livestock, and habitat for wildlife.

Lower Logan River Trapper Park River Restoration Project

Idaho Conifer Treatments; Increasing the Pace and Scale of Regional Landscape Strategies
This project will deliver integrated habitat restoration treatments (e.g., fuel breaks, revegetation, riparian enhancement) in two priority sagebrush landscapes in Idaho, with an emphasis on re-establishing functional sagebrush habitat for Greater sage-g

Idaho Conifer Treatments; Increasing the Pace and Scale of Regional Landscape Strategies
This project increases the pace and scale of ongoing conifer removal partnerships in two key mixed-jurisdiction sagebrush landscapes in southern Idaho and promotes consistent delivery of conifer treatments across time and space (and land ownership) in t

Minidoka Irrigation District, Minidoka Irrigation District's Piping of Lateral 24

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding, irrigation infrastructure, and water quality concerns. ​Flooding damage results from surface runoff entering the canal sys

Battle Creek Ecological Restoration at Sowo Gahni

This project is a multi-faceted restoration effort to reconnect upland and riparian habitats and function in in core sagebrush areas in three priority landscapes within Idaho, including in the Bear Lake watershed, a crucial water resource for the larger

Restoration of fish passage and habitat connectivity in the Yankee Fork watershed
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation will restore fish passage and habitat connectivity in the Yankee Fork watershed, supporting three Endangered Species Act-listed species: Snake River spring/summer-run Chinook salmon, Snake River st

Refurbish and modernization of the following features of the Falls ID pumping plant below American Falls Dam: electrical components, motors, pumps, valves, overhead crane, arc flash safety system, cooling system, flow meters on all pumps discharge,

Blair Fire Noxious Weed Inventory
A total of 5,500 acres would be inventoried for noxious weeds on the (B1LL) Blair Fire. Treatment would be implemented through an end-product service contract.

Board of Control Diversion 45 Stabilization and Fish Passage Remediation

Detecting and Eradicating Invasive Plants That Remain After Blair Fire Rehabilitation in Idaho

Eradicating Invasive Plants Remaining After Pony Fire Burned Area Rehabilitation in Idaho

Lining of 6-miles of the New York Canal through a highly urbanized/commercial area of the Boise Bench with a geocomposite membrane and capped with steel reinforced concrete. Funding is provided for a planning study and design, and subsequent funding for

Removal and replacement of two large concrete siphons. Project consist of 4,000 feet of C-West 11.0 siphon which is 39" diameter and 3,062 feet of Conway Gulch 4.4 siphon which is 54" diameter. Will replace with HDPE or comparable PVC. Funding is provide

A total of 9,041 acres would be treated with a selective herbicide to control invasive annual plants on former ESR drill seedings. Treatment would be implemented through an end-product service contract.

Idaho Mesic Rangeland Resources Enhancement; A Statewide Strategy to Increase the Pace and Scale of Delivery
This project will deliver dedicated technical and financial capacity to implement on-the-ground treatments to promote the resilience and persistence of mesic habitats in strategic geographies in Idaho using low-tech/high-efficacy (and high transferabilit

Idaho Mesic Rangeland Resources Enhancement; A Statewide Strategy to Increase the Pace and Scale of Delivery
This project is delivering dedicated technical and financial capacity to implement on-the-ground treatments to promote the resilience and persistence of mesic habitats in strategic geographies in Idaho using low-tech/high-efficacy (and high transferabili

Eradicating Invasive Plants Remaining After Burned Area Rehabilitation in Western Idaho

Develop native plant capacity for sagebrush parks
Ecoregional Collaboration, Collection, Production: Native plant materials will be produced for a network of parks with sagebrush systems, which are at-risk and under-supported vegetation types across millions of acres in the Western US. Project outcomes

Burns-Paiute Tribe Jonsboro Upland Native Plant Restoration
Habitat restoration and native plant revegetation on tribal-owned wildlife management area.

Continuation of previous ESR project and on-going shrub restoration project.

Assessing, Protecting, and Restoring Mesic Habitats in the Pueblo and Trout Creek Mountains
This project will protect and restore mesic habitats within and connecting southeast Oregon's Trout Creek and Pueblo Mountains.

Survey of Bombus (Hymenoptera: Apidae) and DNA barcoding of sagebrush biome wild bees in Southeast Oregon.
This project will generate species and community data for bumble bees throughout the high desert in Southeast Oregon where historical community baselines have not been established and contemporary species occurrence data is sparse. Species of wild, unman

Completing Removal of Encroaching Juniper from the Lower Guano Creek Area on Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge
Final phase of juniper control on priority habitats on Hart Mountain NWR.

​Tulelake Irrigation District (TIO) is in need of modernizing their system to meet multiple public benefits. Their irrigation system was constructed over a span of a few decades in the early to mid-1900s as development of the Klamath Reclamation Projec

Vya Conservation District Sagebrush and Wet Meadow Enhancements Phase I
This project will enhance vegetation communities in the sagebrush ecosystem and protect/restore wetlands and mesic habitats. Activities to be funded under this proposal include removing and replacing older fencing and replacing with wildlife friendly fe

Developing Spring Reclamation Plans for Developed and Altered Springs and Associated Spring Brooks and Meadows in Completed Juniper Control Areas on Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge
This project develops site-specific reclamation plans for approximately 17 springs and associated spring brooks and meadows in areas of Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge that have had juniper removal efforts completed since 2014. The prescriptions defined

Habitat Improvement for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout
The project will repair and/or reconstruct approximately 40 miles of riparian fencing as part of a larger effort to restore degrade streams critical to the Lahontan cutthroat trout.

Summit Lake Sagebrush Spring(s) into Action
The project will protect and restore two large, degraded springs (Tule and Slide Springs) within the Summit Lake Paiute Tribe Reservation. Spring ecosystems are vulnerable to overgrazing by domestic and wild ungulates, and fencing springs and associated

Designing Habitat Connectivity and Ensuring Resilience for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout (NV)
Complete feasibility and design for fish passage and riparian restoration projects to improve the connectivity of the lake and its sole perennial creek within the Summit Lake Paiute Tribe Reservation. Project will build on the existing Lahontan cutthroat

Developing Spring Reclamation Plans for Developed and Altered Springs and Associated Spring Brooks and Meadows in Completed Juniper Control Areas on Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge
Theis project will develop site-specific reclamation plans for approximately 17 springs and associated spring brooks and meadows in areas of Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge that have had juniper removal efforts completed since 2014. The prescriptions de

Santa Rosa Paradise Priority Landscape Restoration Project
The Reno Fish and Wildlife Office Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program will work with the Cottonwood Ranch in Elko County, Nevada to improve meadows in the floodplain of Cottonwood Creek to benefit both wildlife and livestock. Three phases are targeted

Spring and Mesic Habitat Protections for Greater Sage-grouse and Mule Deer in NW Nevada
Spring ecosystems are vulnerable to overgrazing by domestic and wild ungulates, and fencing springs and associated wet meadows can facilitate recovery. Protection fencing will be installed at eight spring sites on private and public lands, totaling 110 a

Lacks Creek Forest Health Good Neighbor Project
Thin forest to improve forest resilience to wildfire and insects. The project will provide employment to the Hoopa Indian tribe.

Yurok Tribe Wildlife Program Invasive Species Removal: Feral Cattle Removal on Yurok stainable, Long-Term Feral Cattle Management Practices
Eradicate invasive species from Tribal lands

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Yurok Tribe

Expanding Coho Habitat and Increasing Resiliency on Tribal Lands in Lower Klamath River Basin (CA)
Improve wetland habitat and reduce flooding impacts in the Lower Klamath River Basin by rectifying aquatic barrier infrastructure and planting native plants and shrubs for at-risk and Tribal trust species, including coho salmon. Project will replace two

McGarvey Creek Restoration and Effectiveness Monitoring
Funds will be used to maintain beaver dam analogue (BDA) sites within the McGarvey Creek watershed, and implement new, innovative restoration techniques in upper McGarvey Creek. Funds will also be used to assess restoration effectiveness of BDAs and othe

Funding for this project will be used to connect one acre of slow, cold-water refugia rearing habitat to one acre of floodplain habitat constructed in an earlier phase of this project. When complete, this project will result in a total two acres of new h

Beaver Creek Helicopter Wood Loading Project
Funding for this project will help improve conditions for native fish and other aquatic species. Using a helicopter, this project will add 120 pieces of large wood to 2-1/2 miles of West Fork Beaver Creek in Siskiyou County, on privately owned land. Thes

Funding will be used for riparian stewardship actions within lower Terwer Creek to improve habitat. Native trees and shrubs will be planted in key locations and vegetation will be monitored for survival and plant success within a two-mile reach of lower

Monitoring and Maintenance of Native Plant Installations on Mill Creek and Supply Creek
Funding for this project will be used to install 5,000 native tree and shrub species to further bolster the native woody plant assemblage in riparian and floodplain, remove invasive plant species, including scotch broom and Himalaya berry from within the

Funding for the construction of the Weitchpec Fisheries Research Center, located on the Yurok Reservation in Weitchpec, CA. This building and site would consist of eight office spaces, a conference room, a laboratory, boat/equipment storage, work areas f

Funding will be used to restore fish passage over a diversion structure by creating a 200-foot-long roughened channel ramp by increasing stream bed slope from 2.1% to 3.6% below the diversion to meet the sill elevation at the diversion. The existing wate

Funding for this project will be used develop an implementation plan for process-based restoration strategies to at locations along the 4,800 linear feet of channel in Shackleford Creek, located in the Scott River sub-basin. These strategies will include

Blue Creek Sanctuary habitat improvement and bridge crossing replacement project
Funding will be used for improving stream and riparian habitats in the Yurok Tribe Blue Creek Sanctuary. Wood jams and other habitat structures will be constructed and installed. Off-channel and wetland habitats will be enhanced. Riparian treatments will

Oregon Gulch Project on Mainstem Trinity River
Funding will be used, in part, to fund removal of over 330,000 cubic yards of mining tailings to address intense disturbances to the Trinity River and valley caused by historical gold mining. During the period of upslope hydraulic mining in the late 19th

Red Cap Creek & Camp Creek Floodplain Restoration
Funds will be to complete design plans for approximately 1.75 miles of tributary habitat that will focus on improving instream habitat, increasing off-channel rearing habitat, enhancing thermal refugia, and reconnecting historic floodplains along these t

Funding for this project will be used to improve the understanding of the integrated surface water and groundwater system in the Quartz Valley so that the Quartz Valley Indian Reservation and other water managers can effectively manage their limited wate

Karuk Tribe Water Monitoring Program in the Mid Klamath Basin
Funding will be used to enhance the Tribe’s ability to quickly and efficiently respond to data requests, establish cohesive and structured storage of chemical data and physical water quality data. This project will address a data gap at the mouth of th

Waukel Creek and Junior Creek Culvert Replacement
Funding for this project will be to help the Resighini Rancheria replace existing culverts that create public safety concerns and limit access to important coho salmon habitat. On Waukel Creek, the existing 49-foot long, 10-foot diameter culvert will be

Karuk Tribe Spring-Run Chinook salmon Life Cycle Monitoring
Funding for this project will help be used to collect data in the Mid-Klamath Basin for adult spring Chinook population trends at the adult life stage by engaging the local community in a watershed wide volunteer driven surveys and build community suppor

The Yurok Tribe Fisheries Department (YTFD) has made enormous contributions to the restoration of the Lower Klamath River Basin. This funding will add capacity so that the Tribe can continue to meet and expand its priority fish restoration efforts. The p

Hospital Creek In-Stream Barrier Removal Design and Build Project
Funding will be used to develop and implement engineered designs to create a passage over a barrier that, once removed, will allow the native salmonids and other species to move upstream. The Highway 96 crossing over Hospital Creek in Hoopa, CA is a comp

Ah Pah Creek Stream and Floodplain Habitat
Funding will be used to design, plan for, and implement comprehensive stream and floodplain habitat enhancement actions within the Ah Pah Creek watershed. Proposed actions will focus on coordinating with a private timber company to reduce the footprint o

Funding for this project will evaluate the feasibility of expanding upon existing Weaver Creek restoration plans with additional scope of work, design, and permitting analysis. Funds will be used to assess bridge and road improvement, recreational trail

Relocation, Managed Retreat, and Protect-in-Place Coordinator - Karuk Tribe

Complete initial planning for a restoration effort that will reduce encroaching juniper, remove invasive vegetation, and reseed native plants in the Lower Klamath River Basin in partnership with the Modoc National Forest. Project will result in a plan th

Williamson River Delta Preserve (WRDP) Phosphorus Capture Potential
Upper Klamath Lake (UKL) is the primary habitat for the endangered Lost River sucker and shortnose sucker. The Sprague and Williamson rivers are a major source of nutrient loading to UKL. Reduction of nutrient loading to UKL, particularly phosphorus has

Klamath River Pit Tag Coalition Infrastructure Development Project
The Pit Tag coalition is a collaborative effort that will develop a basin wide fish tracking infrastructure in order to monitor the success of restoration efforts in the Klamath Basin. A comprehensive PIT infrastructure and integrated upper and lower bas

Fringe Wetland Restoration Master Plan for The Keno Reach of the Klamath River
Funding for this project will be used to develop a master plan to restore, develop and expand wetlands to the Keno Reach of the Klamath River. Following dam removal on the Klamath River, salmon and steelhead are expected to return to the Upper Klamath Ba

Klamath Tribes Sucker Rearing program expansion
The Klamath Tribes have successfully increased their endangered Lost River and shortnose sucker rearing program, adding additional ponds, raising fish from eggs, conducting staff professional development, and continuing to develop a systematic approach t

Development of models for predicting annelid hosts in the Klamath River Hydroelectric Reach
This funding will be used to test and refine predictive models for annelid hosts in the Klamath River hydroelectric reach, which will inform and improve management decisions in the Klamath Basin. High annelid host densities, which are linked to fish dise

Funding will be used to help the Klamath Tribes jumpstart the return of salmon to the Upper Klamath Basin. The Klamath Tribes have not had access to native Klamath River salmon fisheries for more than 100 years. This funding will help the Tribe institute

Sprague Watershed Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration Collaboration
Funding for this project will be used to implement Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration techniques (which include Beaver Dam Analogs, Post Assisted Woody Structures, and other similar structures) throughout the Sprague River Watershed in order to reduce se

Climate Change Resiliency Stream Restoration and Post-Bootleg Fire Stream Stabilization and Restoration
Funding will be deployed for habitat restoration within the Bootleg Fire Area. An assessment of stream conditions and identification of necessary restoration throughout the Klamath Tribes Treaty Boundary area will commence with an emphasis on the ability

Improving Wetland Habitat through Irrigation Efficiencies on Lower Klamath and Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuges
Funding for this project will be used for the construction of four pumping stations, two each in both Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge and Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Together, these pumping stations will improve water supply reliability an

Restoration of the Upper Williamson River including Rocky Ford Ranch
Funds for this project will be used to achieve site surveys, geomorphic assessment, hydrology and hydraulics analysis, engineering design drawings, environmental compliance, and development of a pre- and post-project monitoring plan. The Upper Williamson

Restoration of the Barkley Springs Complex
Funding will be used for project engineering designs and project implementation. Funds will also be used to develop a post-project monitoring plan. Barkley Springs is the largest of six spring complexes on the east side of Upper Klamath Lake (UKL). Histo

Upper Klamath Lake Shoreline Sucker Spawning Habitat
Funding is for the Klamath Tribes to monitor Lost River sucker spawning and success of Reclamation-funded projects that were designed to enhance sucker spawning sites. A population of Lost River suckers spawn exclusively at eastern shoreline springs in U

Expansion of the Klamath Falls National Fish Hatchery
The infrastructure investment into the hatchery’s expansion will increase rearing capacity and help prevent the extinction of two federally listed species, the Lost River and shortnose suckers (C’waam and Koptu). These fish are found only in the Klam

Lower Williamson River Bothwell Property Spawning Gravel Augmentation and Large Wood Placement Project
Funding for this project place large wood into the Williamson River to address limiting factors that affect spawning and juvenile rearing habitat of native fish. The project goals include augmenting spawning habitat and increasing juvenile redband trout

Reducing Threats to Imperiled Oak Savannah and Woodland Ecosystems in the Upper Rogue Watershed (OR)
Reduce the threats of fire exclusion and conifer encroachment in oak savanna habitat through restoration actions in the Upper Rogue Watershed, Jackson County, Oregon. Project will help stabilize populations of oak-prairie dependent wildlife species, stew

Bear Creek Fish Passage Barriers Removal

Van Brimmer Ditch Company, Van Brimmer Falvey Road Piping Project

Place log and boulder structures within approximately 1 mile of Tioga Creek to increase complexity, improve rearing and spawning habitat, and create edge habitat for high velocity refuge

The 76-acre Formosa Mine Site is located on Silver Butte in Douglas County, Oregon. This abandoned mine discharges millions of gallons of acid rock drainage and toxic metals into the upper reaches of the Middle Creek and South Fork Middle Creek watershed

Replacement of 2 barrier culverts. Once the project is implemented, it will allow fish access to approximately 1.02 miles of high-quality, low gradient fish habitat.

Waite Ranch Tidal Wetland Restoration Project

Sixes Riverbank Restoration and Estuary Enhancement

Removal of invasive weeds improves the persistence of native species.

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Support Native Species in the Kings Range Conservation Area in California

Carr Fire Trail and Cultural Restoration
This project is close to the city of Redding, CA and the project area is used for recreation. The goal is to reduce hazards from fire killed trees and reduce the build up of wildfire fuels from dead, falling trees.

The project will construct approximately 5 miles of riparian fencing to control livestock grazing and protect habitat for ESA listed fishes.

Eel River Climate Resilience Refugia Protection
Restore and connect climate-resilient cold-water habitat in the Eel River by suppressing non-native predatory pikeminnow.

Reduce wildfire fuels adjacent to the wildland urban interface (WUI). The project site is adjacent to the community of Paradise, California and within the Camp fire burn area. Large amounts of dead trees from the severe fire are falling and causing a fir

The Stony Gorge spillway gates are in poor condition which, according to the most recent 2021 PFR, “…impacts their operability and reliability and puts the dam at risk…” and warranted the issuance of a Category 1. Funding is provided for a planni

The Round Valley Indian Tribes will support building tribal capacity to engage in the decommissioning process and dam removal at the Potter Valley Project on the Eel River. The river is a historic tribal source of livelihood, sustenance, and connection t

Expanding Salmon Habitat Connectivity on the Feather River (CA)
Remove the existing Sunset Weir, a 10-foot tall boulder weir in the Feather River, and modify the appurtenant pumps to allow for unimpeded passage for threatened salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon. Project will contribute to conservation and climate resilie

Irrigation Efficiency Upgrades and Water Savings SCADA and Automated Water Delivery Systems

North Bay Reuse Program: Phase 2 Program

Flood-MAR Pilot Project and Alexander Reach Climate Resiliency Plan
The Tribe will implement a pilot project identified in their 2016 climate adaptation plan related to the Dry Creek Rancheria-owned vineyard properties. The project is also funded in part through Tribal Climate Resilence (TCR) annual appropriations.

Floodplain and Tidal Wetland Restoration Design in the Yolo Bypass of the Sacramento River (CA)
Develop designs and engage stakeholders for the restoration of historic floodplains and tidal marsh in the Yolo Bypass of the Sacramento River in California. Project will advance plans for a new sustainable floodway management regime using infrastructure

Alexander Valley RV Park and Campground Water Resource Climate Adaptation Plan
The project proposes development of a vulnerability assessment, data analysis and gathering, and a water resources climate adaptation plan for an off rancheria campground property along the Russian River. Water resource actions to be addressed in the pla

The purpose of the project is to conduct seismic upgrades and risk reductions to the 3‐mile‐long Terminal Check portion of the Putah South Canal (PSC). The Terminal Check portion of the PSC crosses 2‐active earthquake faults, the Concord – Green

Tribal-led Restoration Alliance to Restore Red Abalone in Northern California’s Kelp Forest
Engage scientists, engineers and consultants to assess the current state of red abalone populations in Northern California, plan for the restoration of abalone in wild habitat, and co-design abalone production infrastructure on Tribal and partner propert

Creating Long-Term Water Supply Resiliency for the Communities of Ukiah Valley and the Upper Russian River

Lagunitas Creek Stream Channel Restoration Project

Removal of a rockfall barrier and obsolete fishway in Big Chico Creek
California Trout will plan and design the removal of a rockfall barrier and obsolete fishway in Big Chico Creek. The project will reconnect access to more than 8 miles of high-quality habitat for Central Valley Spring Run Chinook and Central Valley steel

Replacement of a bridge on the Santa Margarita River
California Trout will remove and replace a bridge on the Santa Margarita River. The new, 575-foot bridge will be sized to accommodate a 500-year flood event, increasing community climate resilience. The new bridge will also provide access to 12 miles of

Project Wingspan: Monarch Butterfly Pollinator Steward Certification Program (IL, IN, OH)
Implement a multistate Pollinator Steward Certification program to foster community engagement in conservation, and provide technical assistance to private landowners in priority Monarch Butterfly Working Land for Wildlife locations. Project will target

Trout Unlimited will support the removal of nine barriers on the Eel, Noyo, Navarro, and Big Rivers by constructing seven projects and designing two additional projects. The work will benefit endangered Central California Coast coho salmon (a NOAA Specie

Pleasanton, Pleasanton Eco-Friendly Lawn Conversion Rebate Project

Palo Alto Advanced Water Purification System

San Lorenzo Valley Water District, Water Meter Replacement Project

Pure Water Soquel: Groundwater Replenishment and Seawater Intrusion Prevention Project

Salinas River Arundo Eradication Project Phase V

Expand Pure Water Monterey Groundwater Replenishment Project

Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District, Energy Efficiency Improvement to Kimberlina Recharge Facility

Automated Metering Infrastructure Project (Phase 1)

The Nature Conservancy will address two barriers on Jalama Creek that are high priority for Southern California steelhead. They will completely remove a weir at one site. At a second site, they will build a roughened channel to address passage at Jalama

San Buenaventura, Expanding Turf Removal Rebate

North San Diego Water Reuse Coalition Regional Recycled Water Program: 2020 Project

California Wildfire, Water, and Health Intertribal Resilience Data Development Project
The Pala Band of Mission Indians (PBMI) Planet Pala Information Campaign for Climate Resilience (Planet Pala ICCR) is a hands-on climate adaptation and hazard mitigation program that addresses vulnerabilities identified in the Tribe’s Climate Change Vu

California Wildfire, Water, and Health Intertribal Resilience Data Development Project
This project will develop and analyze wildfire-related illness and water supply datasets to help inform and advance multipleTribes’ climate vulnerability assessments and adaptation planning, decision-making, and monitoring efforts.

Planet Pala Information Campaign for Climate Resilience
The Planet Pala Information Campaign for Climate Resilience is a hands-on climate adaptation and hazard mitigation program that addresses vulnerabilities identified in the Tribe’s Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Hazard Mitigation Plan.

Hemet, Landscape Irrigation Controller Rebate Program

Groundwater Reliability Improvement Program Recycled Water Project

Anaheim, Central Anaheim Smart Irrigation Controller Project

Regional Public Agency Turf Replacement Program

Crescenta Valley Water District, Water Meter Enhancement Advanced Metering Infrastructure Project

Joint IEUA-JCSD Recycled Water Intertie Project

Western Municipal Water District, Drought-Tolerant Landscape Transformation for March Field Air Museum Project

Anza Creek Aquatic and Riparian Habitat Restoration Project

City 3A Groundwater Well Treatment Facility Project

Sand to Snow National Monument Reslience
Whitewater Canyon Tamarisk Eradication. Invasive species removal in ACEC, Wilderness, Wild and Scenic River Corridor within the Sand to Snow National Monument. Project would maintain initial fuels treatment that removed invasive species that posed signif

Big Bear Lake, Pontell Hydropneumatic System Project

Wolf Reservoir Boosters and Pipeline Project

Provides electrical service to approximately 4,200 customers, through 8 substations and 463 miles of power line.

The Colorado River Indian Irrigation Project provides irrigation water to over 79,500 acres, 100% Trust lands, with an estimated direct harvest benefit of $120 million.

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 123.45-1.3 and 2.8 Box Replacement
CVWD's entire distribution system off of the Coachella Canal is buried pipeline underground. The district has been proactive in identifying and prioritizing capital improvement projects to replace box diversions and underground pipelines that service the

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 101.3 Replacement
CVWD's entire distribution system off of the Coachella Canal is buried pipeline underground. The district has been proactive in identifying and prioritizing capital improvement projects to replace box diversions and underground pipelines that service the

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 102.3 Replacement
CVWD's entire distribution system off of the Coachella Canal is buried pipeline underground. The district has been proactive in identifying and prioritizing capital improvement projects to replace box diversions and underground pipelines that service the

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 119.64-2.6 Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 99.8-0.51-3.0 Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 2.2 Box Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 119.64-7.5 Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 123.45 1.3-2.8 Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 123.45-1.3-2.2 Phase 2 Replacement

Yuma Area Projects - Irrigation Lateral 123.45-1.3-3.2 RT

Desert Water Agency, Desert Water Agency Grass Removal Program

Mojave Ecoregional Seed Collection and Production
This project will increase the availability of native seed resources for restoration by establishing native seed collection teams to meet habitat restoration objectives in the Mojave Desert using the science-based Seeds of Success protocols, and this pro

Water Reclamation Plant 10 (WRP-10) Non-Potable Water System

Invasive tamarisk established in San Sebastian Marsh negatively impact natural ecosystem functioning, native plant communities, and wildlife habitat, especially impacting species of conservation concern including endangered Desert Pupfish. Invasive tamar

Project is an Imperial Dam project that was identified as a significant need with a significant cost to underfunded California users of Colorado Water. In the current state, the desilting basins at Imperial Dam are minimally functional, leaving excess se

Project is an Imperial Dam project with minimal design and permitting requirements, and is operated to deliver Colorado River water in southern California. Funding is provided for implementation.

Much like YMIDD, BWD has a manually operated system that needs to be put on SCADA to realize efficiencies in water operation. This project would fund the evaluation, design, and implementation of SCADA on major checks and turnouts on the system. Funding

The distribution system that serves Bard Water District (BWD) in the Reservation Division is past its design life and is inefficient. A history of being underfunded has left a multitude of large capital projects without adequate funding in reserves to f

This is a shovel ready project related to Imperial Dam and the All-American Canal (AAC) to refurbish check gates at PK. PK is the last diversion off the AAC and the Colorado River in order to deliver water to Mexico at the Northerly International Boundar

Yuma Area Projects - Maintenance Building
This project is proposed by BWD to replace the maintenance shop with a more modern and efficient facility. Funding is provided for implementation.

The Mid-Canal Storage project will provide critically needed in line storage on the Coachella Canal, which services Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD), Imperial Irrigation District, and benefits parties including San Luis Rey Bands and The Metropolit

Ak-Chin Indian Water Rights Settlement Operations, Maintenance & Replacement

Gila River Indian Community - Pima Maricopa Irrigation Project

Roosevelt Watershed Protection and Forest Thinning Project

Mayer Domestic Water Improvement District, Water Meter Upgrade and Radio Read Project

Buckeye Water Conservation and Drainage District, Installation of Relief Drainage and Automated Gate System on Lateral 44 Project

Biocontrol to Improve Invasive Plant Eradication
Increase Reclamation’s biocontrol efforts. Identify locations where biocontrol would be useful as part of an IPM approach for eradication. One of the first projects could focus on Arundo biocontrol as it is widely distributed in the Reclamation Lower C

Chino Valley Water Demand Rate Study to Analyze, Develop and Deploy New Rate Structures

Watershed revegetation and restoration to remedy detrimental affects from historic hard rock mining operations

Mojave Springs Restoration and Maintenance Plan
removal of invasive species from fragile and important desert springs in an effort to improve landscape and ecosystem function.

Bullhead City, Water Meter Conversion Metering Project Reclamation Funding

The Arizona portion of the Colorado River Heritage Trail provides recreation amenities to underserved communities. The Colorado River Heritage Trail as a whole continues to see increased public use. Additional drainage features and incorporation of a v

Community Driven Relocation Demonstration Project - Havasupai Tribe

Las Vegas Wash Riparian Restoration Project

Moapa Valley Water District, Water Meter and Data Collection System Upgrade

Southern Nevada Water Authority, Water Efficient Technologies Program Cooling System Upgrade Incentives

Virgin Valley Water District, Water Meter and Data Collection Upgrade

Lake Mead State Fish Hatchery Water Intake System

Desert Riparian Restoration for ESA listed birds
Removal of invasive plant species, including tamarisk and Russian Olive, from critical riparian habitats. This will improve critical habitat for ESA listed birds.

Wildfire Resilience and Reforestation in Parker Peak Giant Sequoia Grove (CA)
Conduct wildfire resilience and post-fire restoration activities including hazard tree removal, ladder fuel reductions, thinning, cultural and prescribed burning, slash disposal, reforestation, and site stabilization on 2,600 acres of land. Project will

Expand Joshua Tree Source Materials to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts
COLLECTION, PRODUCTION: This project will identify new Joshua tree habitat under future climate scenarios, burned over climate refugia with potential for Joshua tree augmentation, mitigate risks at these habitats, collect seed, propagate plants and outpl

Del Puerto Water District, Groundwater Well Remote Telemetry Program

California Seed Collection and Seed Production

Close and Secure 5 Abandoned Mine Hazards at Joshua Tree National Park
The project will permanently close two shafts and three adits currently open and unprotected from visitor entry at Joshua Tree National Park. Mobilize materials and equipment by helicopter.

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Support Desert Riparian Restoration

Building Groundwater Reliability and Resiliency: Regional Well Installation and Water Quality Treatment Project

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Protect Desert Springs at Mojave Springs in California

Goleta Water District Airport Well Treatment Project

Increased Native Seed Production to Restore Native Grasslands in 14 California National Parks

Eradicating Invasive Plants to Promote Habitat Restoration in the San Felipe Creek Watershed in California

Eradicating Invasive Plants in White Water Canyon to Support Restoration in Sand to Snow National Monument in California

Westlands Water District, 7-1 Pumping Plant Metering Project

Portola Redwoods State Park Drought Resiliency Project

Southeast Recharge Facility and Conveyance Improvements

Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District, Water Conservation and Efficiency Conversion to Pipeline Project

Stockton East Water District Aquifer Storage and Recovery Well

Palmdale Water District, Water Use Efficiency Rebate Program

Stockton-East Water District, Eight Mile Dam Automation Project

Restoring California Grasslands at 14 National Parks with Native Seed Collection and Curation

B.F. Sisk Dam Raise and Reservoir Expansion Project
The San Luis and Delta-Mendota Authority (Authority, in close coordination with Reclamation, is pursuing the B.F. Sisk Dam Raise and Reservoir expansion Project (Project) and prepared the Feasibility Study and supplemental Environmental Impact Statement

Bard Water District, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Installation Project

Turlock Irrigation District, Lateral 6 Water Control Structure Project

South Tahoe Public Utility District, Washoan and Acoma Operational Efficiency Improvement Project

North of Delta Off Stream Storage (NODOS or Sites)
A 1.5 million acre-foot off-stream storage reservoir in the Sacramento River system located in the Coast range mountain we of Maxwell, CA. The reservoir would utilize existing facilities pumping from the Sacramento River to fill, create two new regulatin

North West Service Area Conjunctive Use Groundwater Recharge Project

AEWSD Drought Recovery Wells and Conjunctive Use Modeling Tool

The proposed project efficiently integrates new facilities (115,000 acre-feet of additional storage capacity and new conveyance facilities) with existing facilities (three intakes in the Delta and various regional pumping facilities) to allow Delta water

San Luis Water District, Relift Canal and Third Lift Canal Monitoring

S Wells Per- & Polyfluoroalkyl Substances Treatment & Disinfection Facilities

Increase native seed production for 14 CA parks
PRODUCTION: Effective restoration requires locally adapted and regionally grown native plant materials. This project will support 14 National Parks in California for nursery operations and regional production capacity for seed amplification to restore na

Collect and curate native seed for 14 CA parks
COLLECTION: Ecoregional collaboration from seed to seed is critical to sustain NPS grassland resources in California from impairment in the face of climate change. This project will collect and curate seed to support native plant materials development an

The Modesto Ground Water Contamination site is located in Modesto, California. A dry cleaning facility contaminated soil and groundwater with tetrachloroethylene (PCE). Following construction of an interim remedy, operation and maintenance activities and

Utica Water and Power Authority, Lower Utica Canal Lining and Gaging Stations Project

This project will enhance vegetation communities in the sagebrush ecosystem and protect/restore wetlands and mesic habitats. Activities to be funded under this proposal include removing and replacing older fencing and replacing with wildlife friendly fe

Conway Ranch Wet Meadow Enhancement Project
The Conway and Mattly Ranches were purchased by Mono County, California for their high conservation, cultural, and historic resource values. The Eastern Sierra Land Trust holds a Conservation Easement on both ranches to permanently protect these values.

Sage-Grouse Habitat Restoration through Wild Horse Management
This project will address impacts to meadow habitats that bi-state sage-grouse rely on within the Mono Basin. Currently, there are over 400 wild horses that are well outside their designated wild horse territory, and the current wild horse population is

Caselton Mine & Mill and Impacted Watersheds Restoration
Three washes have been impacted by historic mining in Caselton, NV. Restoration will ensure these washes are not only made whole, but made resilient. It is also a potential site for a solar project involving BLM & The Nature Conservancy.

Virgin River Fish Passage Initiative in Zion National Park
The National Park Service (NPS) owns the uppermost four dams on the Virgin River, a designated Wild and Scenic River. NPS proposes to finalize design of fish passage on all four dams and construct two of the four dam removals and rocky ramp installations
Partners involved/Community support: NPS, UFSS, Utah DNR, Virgin River Program, Washington Country Water Conservancy District, BLM, Dixie Conservation District, Washington County Farm Bureau, The Nature Conservancy, Town of Springdale, National Wild an

Washington County Water Conservancy District, Installing Smart Water Meters - Phase 2

Restoration and recreation connectivity in ZION
This project goal is developing Sustainable Visitor Use and Destination Management: Planning & assessments for watershed protection on NPS and adjacent lands via conservation easements. Easements will also allow for trails connecting a new multi-partner

Restoration Actions to Improve Recreation Opportunities Along the San Juan River, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Bears Ears National Monument and Manti-La Sal National Forest Watershed Restoration (UT)
Collaborate with the United States Forest Service and utilize the Manti-La Sal National Forests' Land & Resource Management Plan to implement watershed restoration techniques such as fencing, channel and slope manipulation, range improvements, trail stab

Animas Forks - Upper Animas Watershed restoration
Restoration of streambanks and wetlands negatively impacted by upstream mining.

The Bonita Peak Mining District site consists of 48 historic mines or mining-related sources where ongoing releases of metal-laden water and sediments are occurring within the Mineral Creek, Cement Creek and Upper Animas River drainages in San Juan Count

Restoration of Palmetto Gulch in the Upper Lake Fork of the Gunnison River. The project will remove mine tailings from streambeds downstream of remediated mined sites, contour and restore streambeds and ensure stability for climate resiliency, re-seed w

Removal of invasive vegetation, including tamarisk and russian olive, from sensitive desert and canyon riparian systems.

A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with irrigation infrastructure and forest stand improvements. Irrigation infrastructure improvements include analysis of off-farm reservoir

Animas-La Plata (Colorado Ute) Operations, Maintenance & Replacement

Improve recreation on San Juan River in GLCA
Campground and Trail Restoration to Improve recreation activities (camping, wildlife observations and photography, fishing access) and visitor safety.
San Juan River, Glen Canyon National Rec Area, AZ

This project's exact funding amount was not provided by the DOI, but the press release noted that it is paying for funding an inventory and assessment of the wells present in the park.

Support for Safe Restoration of Mined Lands
The goal of this project is to create a tool for use by managers and decision-makers that allows for the analysis of defined mine lands to identify potential hazards (e.g., toxic metals, holding ponds, waste pile slopes, etc.), risks to vulnerable commun

The project will connect three BIA PWSs to the regional water supply delivery system “Hopi Arsenic Mitigation Project” (HAMP), reduce concentrations of arsenic in drinking water supply, and provide superior quality drinking water to Hopi communities.

This project will support the Tribe's implementation strategy project goals in accordance with the Climate Adaptation Plan of the Navajo Nation, and will serve as the next step in addressing climate change effects.

Navajo-Utah BIA Water Rights Settlement Act
This agreement provides 81,500 acre-feet of water to Navajo residents in Utah, resolves claims to water rights, and guarantees they will not lose water rights that are not in use. Eight Navajo Utah communities will directly benefit.

Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife Climate Change Program
This category will help continue CCP’s efforts by sponsoring implementation strategy project goals in accordance with the Climate Adaptation Plan of the Navajo Nation (CAP). This category award will serve as the next step in addressing climate change e

Water Resource Management for Fish Habitat Improvement in the San Juan River (NM)
Conserve 80,000 acre feet of water, increase ecosystem resilience through implementation of monitoring and adaptive management plans, and expand outreach within the Jicarilla Apache Nation and local community partners around water conservation and manage

This project proposes the establishment of an all-weather road to the lake and campsites replacing two corroding culverts and increasing road drainage. As well as improving campsites with picnic tables, fire
rings, grill boxes, graveled parking areas,

Carson National Forest Valle Vidal Culvert Replacement Project
This infrastructure project and will serve to fulfill the requirements of the Justice 40 initiative. Four road-stream crossings (culverts) in the Rio Costilla watershed in the Valle Vidal unit of the Carson National Forest have been identified as aquati
Partners involved/Community support: Carson National Forest, New Mexico DGF

Riparian and Wildlife Corridor Restoration at Santa Clara Pueblo

Riparian Wildlife Corridor Restoration and Wildfire Recovery at Santa Clara Pueblo (NM)
Perform post-fire and flood riparian and wildlife corridor restoration across Santa Clara Pueblo reservation lands in the Santa Clara Creek Watershed, the lower Rio Santa Cruz, and Rio Grande River. Project will reconnect, protect and restore over 40-mil

Expand Southwest Seed Partnership for IMR parks
Ecoregional Collaboration, Collection, Production: Increase investment in existing Southwest Seed Partnership with the Institute for Applied Ecology to support the National Seed Strategy and park seed needs throughout the Southwest. Project outcomes incl
Southwest office Institute for Applied Ecology, NM

Preparing the Pueblo de San Ildefonso for Wildfire
This project will provide long-and short-term solutions to reduce wildfire risk on and around the Pueblo de San Ildefonso by assessing wildfire risk to target adaptation actions, implementa a community outreach and education program, and more.

Starkville, Improving Water Efficiency Through Smart Water Meters

Development of a water catchment to support wildlife such as Pronghorn during a drought.

The 1,400-acre Summitville Mine site is a former gold mine in Rio Grande County, Colorado. Gold mining started in the late 1800s. By 1984, the Summitville Consolidated Mining Corporation Inc. began open pit mining for gold, copper and silver. Mining proc

To study and mitigate storage issues caused by sedimentation at Pueblo Reservoir which is causing a continued loss of storage capacity. Funding is provided for a planning study.

Las Animas, Improving Water Efficiency Through Smart Water Meters

Floodwater Retarding Dam No. 21 is a zoned earth embankment flood water retarding structure. The dam was designed and constructed as a significant hazard potential dam. The dam is currently classified by as a high hazard potential dam. The proposed work

FORMER UNITED ZINC & ASSOCIATED SMELTERS
Iola, Kansas was the home of several zinc and lead smelting plants during the early 1900’s. The United Zinc and East Iola smelters were located on the east side of town. The Lanyon smelters were located on the west edge of town. These plants were demo

The Vienna Wells superfund site consists of three contaminated public drinking water wells and the source area, a former hat factory. The site property is a 7.9-acre parcel of land that begins at the southeast corner of the 10th Street and Chestnut Stree

The Newton County Mine Tailings Superfund site encompasses over 600 square miles of Newton County and a portion of Lawrence County. The Site is part of the Tri-State Mining District (TSMD) of Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma, formerly one of the richest

The Tar Creek Superfund Site is located in Ottawa County, Oklahoma. The Site itself has no clearly defined boundaries, but consists of areas within Ottawa County impacted by historical mining wastes. The Site is part of the larger Tri-State Mining Distri

The Cherokee County Superfund site is a former mining area in southeast Kansas, part of a larger regional mining area known as the Tri-State Mining District. It covers about 115 square miles. Over 100 years of widespread lead and zinc mining created pile

The Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt Superfund site is part of the Tri‐State Mining District where mining, milling, and smelting of lead and zinc ore began in the mid‐1800s and continued for more than 100 years. The site consists of numerous mine waste ar

Restoring Tallgrass Prairie Ecosystems in Oklahoma’s Neosho River Watershed
Train and support leaders from low-income communities, and nine federally recognized Tribal Nations, to develop landscape-level proposals for restoring woodland and tallgrass prairie ecosystems in northeast Oklahoma’s Neosho River Watershed. Project wi

War Eagle Creek Collaborative Restoration Initiative (AR)
Collaborate with partners and landowners to remove four aquatic organism passage barriers to reconnect 434 miles of War Eagle Creek, restore 5,500 linear feet of streambanks, create 4 acres of wetlands, install instream habitat structures, establish publ

Glade and Woodland Restoration in Ozark and Mark Twain National Forests (AR, MO)
Restore and maintain 4,023 acres of glades and open woodlands through invasive species removal, vegetation management, and prescribed fire across the Ozark and Mark Twain National Forests in Arkansas and Missouri. Project will enhance habitat for over 10
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Forest Service

River Cane Ecosystem Conservation and Connection to Keetoowah Traditional Practices (AR, OK)
Identify, map, restore, and manage endangered river cane ecosystems within the historic homelands of the United Keetoowah Band through the Keetoowah River Cane Conservation Program. Project will provide new opportunities for Tribal members to access outd

West Siloam Springs, Water Distribution System Advanced Metering Infrastructure Project

The 140 to 150-acre Wilcox Oil Company site is located in Bristow, Oklahoma, and includes the inactive and abandoned Lorraine and Wilcox Oil Refineries. The property was used as a crude oil refinery from approximately 1915 to 1963. Wilcox Oil and Gas Com

Southern High Plains Grassland Habitat Protection, Restoration, and Enhancement (CO, KS, NE, NM, OK, TX)
Support the Playa Lakes Joint Venture in work with five land trusts to advance grassland conservation across more than 250,000 acres of the Southern High Plains. Project will enable partners to deliver conservation and shared best practices according to

a. Project supports protection of cultural and historic resources, enhancement of habitats, recreational opportunities, access and scenic qualities of sensitive public lands and resources.
Move, direct, or change visitor uses impacting threatened, enda

​Lugert-Altus Irrigation District located in Southern Greer and Central Jackson County Oklahoma delivers irrigation water from Lake Lugert Altus in Greer County via channel system to supply irrigation water to about 45,000 acres of cropland. In additio

The 160-acre Oklahoma Refining Co. site is located in Cyril, Oklahoma. A refinery operated by several different owners was located on site until 1984. Site operations contaminated soil, sediment, surface water and groundwater with polycyclic aromatic hy

Medicine Creek - Lower Cache Creek Flood Study
A preliminary investigation feasibility report (PIFR) will be prepared to determine if WFPO can be used to assist with flooding in the Cache Creek/Medicine Creek watersheds. Agricultural and residential areas have been experiencing serious and worsening

Norman Utilities Authority Advanced Metering Infrastructure Implementation Project

Corral Kreek Water District, Advance Metering Infrastructure Project

Eradicate invasive species from Tribal lands

​The City of Menifee requests assistance to conduct a PIFR for a possible PL-566 project in the Rocky Cypress Creek-Arkansas River Watershed and the Lower Cadron Creek Watershed. The city is experiencing flooding that impacts safety, comfort, and quali

MPS No. 7M no longer meets current safety criteria or performance standard for a high hazard potential dam. Funds will be used to maintain present level of flood control benefits and bring the dam to compliance standards. The dam serves 5,230 users as th

Tribal Facility Climate Vulnerability Assessments - Chickasaw Nation
This project aims to develop and conduct vulnerability assessments that will advance the Chickasaw Nation’s capacity for both adaptation planning and resilience by focusing on climate change-related exposure within six key economic centers.

Calera, Updating Analog Water Meters with Efficient Smart Meters

​The City of Pine Bluff requests assistance to conduct the PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a PL-566 project in 9 sub-watersheds: Bayou Bartholomew Headwaters, Caney Creek-Caney Bayou, Caney Creek-Arkansas River, Plum Bayou-Arkansas River,

​The City of Fulton requests assistance to conduct a Preliminary Investigation and Feasibility Report for a possible PL-566 project in the Bois d’Arc Creek – Red River Watershed. The City of Fulton is reportedly experiencing flooding within the cit

The Texarkana Wood Preserving Company (TWPC) is a 26-acre wood-treating site located at 1001 Lubbock Street in Texarkana, Texas. Since the early 1900s, the Site used creosote and pentachlorophenol (PCP) as the source material for wood preserving operatio

​The City of Camden requests assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction project in the Freeo Creek-Ouachita River & North Bayou-Two Bayou Watersheds. The city is experiencing flooding that impacts safety, comfort, and quality of l

​The City of El Dorado requests assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction for a possible PL-566 project in six 12-digit HUC sub-watersheds located within the Hibank Creek-Bayou de Loutre, Little Cornie Bayou, and Haynes Creek-Sma

​The Cities of Stamps and Lewisville request assistance to conduct a PIFR, Planning, Design, and Construction project in the Lake Erling-Bodeau Creek watershed. The cities are experienced flooding that impacts the safety, comfort, and quality of life.

Big Sandy 26 provides flood damage reduction to Bronte, Texas and the surrounding community of Wise County, Texas. Now classified as a high hazard potential dam due to development downstream, BIL REhab funds will be used to bring the dam to meet current

The site consists of groundwater plumes in the Ogallala Aquifer extending for about 1.5 miles along State Road 114. The Ogallala Aquifer is the only source of high-quality drinking water in the site area.

The 550-acre McGaffey and Main Groundwater Plume site is located in Roswell, New Mexico. The site includes locations where several dry cleaners operated from 1956 to 1963. These operations contaminated soil and soil vapor, indoor air, and groundwater wit

Extreme Drought Adaptation Planning: Phases I and II, Data Analysis for Resilient Land Management
The Pueblo of Santa Ana (Pueblo), proposes to conduct Phase II of a three-phase effort to develop an Adaptation Management Plan (Plan) to help the Pueblo mitigate and overcome the impacts of expected future extreme droughts to its resources, and, ultimat

Extreme Drought Adaptation Planning: Phases 1 and II, Data Analysis for Resilient Land Management
The Tribe will conduct Phase II of a three-phase effort to develop an Adaptation Management Plan to mitigate and overcome the impacts of expected future extreme droughts to its resources, and, ultimately, to its cultural persistence.

Mitigate Safety Risks to Visitors at Abandoned Sulfur Mine Site, Valles Caldera National Preserve
This project will mitigate three abandoned mine hazards at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve.

$12 million for the Jicarilla Apache Rural Water System in New Mexico to support progress toward water treatment plant upgrades.

Regions of New Mexico with Acequia Water Distribution Systems: Tools to Adapt to Water Scarcity and Guide Implementation of Strategies to Increase Acequia Community and Water Resilience

Elephant Butte Irrigation District, Leasburg Canal Gate Actuators and Metering Station

Project will increase the depth of the lake as the lake becomes more eutrophic due to changing climate. Improvements include road to the lake and campsites, drainage surrounding campgrounds, and increasing road drainage and improving campsites.

Develop Reclamation Plan to Restore Abandoned Mine Site, Valles Caldera National Preserve
Develop a reclamation plan for an abandoned sulfur mine site at Valles Caldera National Preserve.

San Juan River Basin Recovery Implementation Program

Restoration of Cooke's Peak, Flourite Ridge and New Placers Watersheds

The Grants Chlorinated Solvents site is located in Grants, Cibola County, New Mexico. The site consists of a 20-acre, 100-foot-deep groundwater plume that extends about 1,000 feet from the source. An operating dry cleaning facility, no longer a source is

Landscape Scale Restoration for Large Mammal Species in a Regional Wildlife Corridor (NM)
Implement and design wildlife-highway mitigation structures along a 5 mile stretch of high-volume roadway, including upgrading 69 miles of fencing, and removing 3,000 acres of woody encroachment. Project will facilitate movements and restore important ha

Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Operations, Maintenance & Replacement

Reconnecting Wildlife Corridors along Two Northern Arizona Interstates
Establish wildlife corridors for pronghorn, elk, deer, and other wildlife by upgrading fencing and developing overpasses on two interstates with a high number of wildlife-vehicle collisions in Arizona. This project will build off findings from past studi

Deployment of Invasive Species and Watershed Improvement Crews in Coconino National Forest (AZ)
Recruit and field two specialized six-person crews to perform invasive species management and watershed improvement projects on the Coconino National Forest in Arizona. Project will remove and treat invasive species on 1,000 acres and will deliver 15 mil

Taylor, Water Meter Replacement - Phase 2

Funding would provide the Federal cost-share for conducting the Verde River Sedimentation Feasibility Study, which would identify alternatives to restore a minimum of 46,000 acre-feet of water storage lost due to sediment accumulation at Horse Reservoir,

Paloma Irrigation and Drainage District, Automated Control Gates Project

Assess Wildlife and Develop Recommendations for Hazardous Mines at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Inform the closure plan for abandoned mineral lands at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.

Mitigate 25 Mine Hazards at Saguaro National Park
Eliminate safety hazards at four Abandoned Mineral Land sites within the Tucson Mountain District at Saguaro National Park and restore to pre-existing conditions.

Drainage Along Colorado River Heritage Trail System

Maricopa-Stanfield Irrigation and Drainage District, Santa Rosa Canal Lateral WC Turnout Gate Replacement Project

Active Restoration of 25 Mine Hazards at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Eradicating Invasive Species to Improve Habitat in Las Cienegas National Conservation Area in Arizona

MSIDD Drought Resiliency Water Augmentation Program, Phase 2A Central Zone Project

Conduct Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis Sampling and Analysis Plan at Last Chance Mine, Grand Canyon National Park

​Funds will be used to complete a PIFR for a potential WFPO project within the Cibecue Wash watershed with the White Mountain Apache Tribe (WMAT) . The tribe has expressed an interest in pursuing a WFPO project to address agricultural water management

White Mountain Apache Tribe BIA Water Rights Quantification Act
The Quantification Act authorizes the design and construction of a dam and storage reservoir, pumping plant, distribution system and water treatment facilities, and settles water rights in Arizona.

Ecocultural Regeneration Planning for Fort Apache and Theodore Roosevelt School National Historic Landmark (AZ)
Address environmental and cultural harms at Fort Apache to create a master plan for re-Indigenizing the 300 acres of rivers, farmlands, grasslands, and woodlands at Fort Apache. Project will produce a shovel-ready plan, conduct six site visits, six focus

Apache Trout Recovery Fish Passage Infrastructure Project
To achieve recovery and delist the Apache Trout, this project will remove 7 barriers and replace 6 culverts. Structural barriers will be removed on Flash, Squaw, Hayground, Home, Stinky, and Little Diamond creeks. Culverts will be replaced on Paradise a
Partners involved/Community support: White Mountain Apache Tribe, USFS, Arizona GFD

Dam rehabilitation will address various embankment and spillway issues at the four dams resulting in improved safety to population at risk (PAR) of an estimated 700 people.
$2.5M-design for all A1, Bootleg, Cooley, and Davis Dams

The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) is the process of revising the, Remedial Design documents for the treatment of groundwater contamination. NMED is currently conducting sampling groundwater in the area.

Cooke's Peak, Flourite Ridge & New Placer
Restoration and revegetation of three watersheds that are heavily impacted by historic mining and milling operations. Removal of invasive weeds and non-native vegetation, re-contouring incised streambeds, mitigating mine tailings and planting native see

Gila National Forest Fish Passage Project
This is an infrastructure project and will serve to fulfill the requirements of the Justice 40 initiative. Motorized Trail 63 in the Gila National Forest crosses Dry Blue Creek 8 times and NFS Road 8153A crosses Pace Creek leading to a degradation of loa
Partners involved/Community support: Gila National Forest, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, New Mexico Environment Department, FHWA, Desert Fish Habitat Partnership, New Mexico DGF

Bylas Springs Habitat Expansion and Barrier Removal
The Bylas Springs Complex infrastructure project is on tribal land and would refurbish degraded and broken infrastructure supporting fish habitat and connectivity at several adjacent springs. The Bylas Springs Complex provides valuable habitat for a hist
Partners involved/Community support: San Carlos Apache Tribe, Arizona GFD

San Carlos Apache Tribe (Distribution System)

AZ Water Settlements Act Implementation - San Carlos Irrigation Project Rehabilitation

Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District, Automated Control Gate Installation - Phase 1A

Increasing Rainwater Harvesting Capacity in Low-Income Neighborhoods

Eradication of bullfrogs to improve habitat and conserve T&E species.

Department of Defense
Adaptive Management of Water Resources in the Fort Huachuca Sentinel Landscape (AZ)
Protect and restore groundwater essential for sustaining 43 miles of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in the Fort Huachuca Sentinel Landscape. Project will coordinate hydrologic and ecological modeling

Riverside Canal Concrete Lining Project (Phase IV)

Van Horn, Water Meters and Automation for Increased System-Wide Water Use Efficiency

Integrated Grassland and Stream Restoration in the Chihuahuan Desert Ecosystem (NM,TX)
Collaborate with partners to restore riparian and grassland ecosystems in priority conservation areas of the Chihuahuan Desert in Texas and New Mexico. Project will benefit several species including the yellow-billed cuckoo, Zone-tailed hawk, and other g

El Paso County Water Improvement District No. 1, Montoya Laterals System Concrete Lining Project Phase III

Tehuacana Creek FRS No. 21 is a single purpose FRS that was designed in 1963 and built by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in 1965 as a low hazard dam and is located approximately 2.3 miles east of Axtell and 15 miles northeast of Waco i

The 4-acre Van Der Horst USA Corporation site is located in Terrell, Texas. A chromium and iron electroplating facility operated at the site from the 1950s until 2006. Plating operations generated spent kerosene, wastewater treatment sludge and chromium-

Historical floods in the past 67 years since FRS No. 9 and FRS No. 10 were constructed have caused the auxiliary spillways to function on at least four occasions on FRS No. 9 and more than ten occasions on FRS 10. These FRSs were constructed as low hazar

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) have been evaluating implementing a new cleanup strategy at the Marion Pressure Treating Company. Superfund site (MPTC Site) located in M

Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge

AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS, INC. (WINNFIELD PLANT)
The 34-acre American Creosote Works, Inc. (Winnfield Plant) site is located in Winnfield, Louisiana. Wood treatment took place on site from 1901 to 1979. The treatment process used creosote and pentachlorophenol (PCP). After the site owner, Dickerson Lum

Perform Potential Responsible Party Search Report for Mariscal Mine, Big Bend National Park

Central Wetlands Hydrologic Restoration, Marsh/Swamp Restoration and Planting: Design Phase

Upper Brushy Creek FRS No. 25 is a single purpose FRS that was designed in 1972 and built by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in 1975 as a low hazard dam and is located on Little Mustang Creek, a tributary to South Fork Mustang Creek, ap

Nolan Creek FRS No. 12 is a single purpose dam that was designed and constructed as a significant hazard dam. FRS No. 12 was constructed in 1970 on an unnamed tributary of South Nolan Creek, a tributary of Nolan Creek, 3 miles east of Nolanville, or 7 mi

Remove Five Well Pads and Restore Native Vegetation at Padre Island National Seashore

Visitor Access Planning to Protect Ecosystems and Enhance Visitor Experiences at Guadalupe Mountain National Park
This project will create an implementation plan for frontcountry park management to minimize impacts to ecological, biophysical, and cultural resources while maximizing the quality of visitor experiences at locations in the park experiencing high levels

Edwards Aquifer Authority, Municipal and Industrial Meter Upgrades for Automation

Pinto Creek Road Crossing Improvement Project
The current crossing is prone to frequent flooding and washouts.This improved crossing will provide reliable access for many that rely upon the crossing to get into town in an under served rural community. The FM 2804 Pinto Creek crossing is in the middl
Partners involved/Community support: Texas DOT, Texas DPW

Comal 4 dam serves the surrounding community of Comal County, Texas and is currently classified as a high hazard potential dam based on the risk of loss of life downstream in the event of a breach. BIL rehab funds will be used to bring the dam to NRCS an

Universal City, Water Meters for More Accurate Real-Time Water Usage Data Collection

The Site is located in the City of Leon Valley, Bexar County, on the northwest side of San Antonio, Texas.  The site is located in a commercial and industrial area of Leon Valley. Residences are located nearby. Two City of Leon Valley public water suppl

Lower Plum Creek Site 28 is an existing floodwater retarding structure located approximately 9.8 miles east of Lockhart and approximately 0.6 miles north of the McMahan Community, Caldwell County, Texas. Site 28 was designed in 1962 and constructed in 19

BIL REHAB funds will be used to extend the service life of the dam, rehabilitate the dam to current NRCS design safety and performance criteria and provide flood damage reduction downstream.

Upper San Marcos Floodwater Retarding Structure (FRS) No. 4 was designed and constructed as a high hazard dam with both flood prevention as well as water-based recreation facilities. Due to the recent updates from the NOAA Atlas 14, the increase in proje

Department of Defense
Enhancing Capacity of the Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape Partnership
Enhance partnership capacity for implementing impactful conservation in the Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape through efforts to develop resources to improve understanding of the Edwards and Trinity aquifers that support the Sentinel Landscape, surrounding

Albert and Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area Dam Removal
The project will remove a man-made earthen dam that is in disrepair. The removal will provide restoration to the area and springs that the impoundment currently covers and speed up the opening of the State Natural Area for public use. The area will prov
Partners involved/Community support: Texas DPW

Upper Cibolo Creek 2 dam provides flood damage reduction to Kendall County, Texas. Now classified as a high hazard potential dam due to development downstream, BIL REhab funds will be used to bring the dam to meet current NRCS and state design safety c

Providing Equitable Technical Assistance to Increase Texas Landowners’ Engagement in Conservation
Build an understanding of underserved landowners’ barriers to conservation opportunities, and based on findings, develop a collaborative working relationship with landowners and partners within the Monarch Butterfly and Louisiana Pine snake Working Lan

Elevating Working Land for Wildlife Grassland Conservation among Landowners in the Texas Mid-Coast
Initiate locally-led efforts to support voluntary working lands conservation to increase and improve habitat within the Monarch Butterfly and Northern Bobwhite Quail Working Lands for Wildlife geographies across a 17 county area of the Texas mid-coast. P

The Jones Road Ground Water Plume site is located in the northwest portion of Harris County, Texas.  The source of Site contamination is the former Bell Dry Cleaners facility, which was located within the Cypress Shopping Center at 11600 Jones Road, app

Escondido Creek Watershed FRS No. 4 was designed and constructed as a low hazard dam with a single purpose of flood prevention. FRS No. 4 does not meet current dam design and safety requirements. Breach studies indicate that approximately sixty residence

Escondido Creek Watershed FRS No. 12 is a single purpose FRS that was designed and
constructed as a low hazard dam with a single purpose of flood prevention. FRS No. 12 does not meet current dam design and safety requirements and the current classificati

Escondido Creek Watershed Floodwater Retarding Structure (FRS) No. 1 was designed and constructed as a low hazard dam with a single purpose of flood prevention. FRS No. 1 was designed and constructed according to low hazard criteria and is now classified

Upper Brushy Creek Watershed Floodwater Retarding Dam No. 29 was designed and constructed as a low hazard dam with a single purpose of flood prevention. Breach studies indicate that at least one resident, 3 county roads and State Highway 95 are at risk f

Mariscal Mine Potential Resp. Party Search BIBE
Search for evidence to determine liability for contamination by matching wastes found at the site with parties that may have contributed wastes to the site, and/or identify persons responsible for the release of hazardous wastes at the site.

So. Arizona Water Rights Settlement - Farm Extension

Remove fencing and backfill 25 high hazard abandoned mineral land features at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument to restore landscape to pre-disturbed conditions.

SCIP power utility provides electricity to San Carlos Indian Reservation, Gila River Indian Reservation, and to areas in Arizona outside the reservation boundaries. Substation has old equipment that needs to be replaced and relocated.

​Pinal County is interested in completing a watershed plan in the Smith Wash watershed (117,000 acres). The primary concern they hope to address is historic and repeated flood damages to rural infrastructure, crops, and homes. Pinal County will be payi

Yuma Area Projects - Gila Diversion Motor
Project is an Imperial Dam project that will rectify aging Category 2 RO&M recommendation at the dam, increase efficiency of dam function, and reducing maintenance of aging infrastructure. Funding is provided for implementation.

The West Main Canal Heading is centrally located in Yuma, Arizona, up against two major roads, a bike path, and low income residential areas. Due to the age of the system and fluctuations in flow, the feature has experienced significant backing up near t

Project is an Imperial Dam project with minimal design requirements, minimal permitting requirements, and is operated to facilitate Colorado River water delivery to southern AZ. Funding is provided for implementation.

Sloughing has been an ongoing issue on the GGMC for over a decade. The O&M road is a the main access to the widely used Mittry Lake area so the traffic on this road far exceeds what was expected in the design of the facility nearly 100 years ago. This pr

This project will fund all or part of the replacement of several flumes within our water distribution system. A number of flumes of significant age within our system have been identified as requiring replacement as a result of many years of repairs

Project is an Imperial Dam project with minimal design requirements, minimal permitting requirements, and facilitates Colorado River water delivery to southern Arizona. Funding is provided for implementation.

YMIDD serves the larger Yuma mesa area as well as wheels deliveries to a second water district, Unit B. Though Unit B is small, both YMIDD and Unit B have a large amount of water ordered but not diverted (WOND), in part from their system being manually o

This project is on the Gila Gravity Main Canal (GGMC) which delivers Colorado River water to the greater Yuma area. It is an outstanding and aged recommendation and the wasteway is in very bad condition. Multiple parties contribute to the GGMC maintenanc

Cocopah Colorado River Limitrophe Restoration (AZ)
Restore 431 acres of native cottonwood, willow, mesquite, and wetland habitat in the floodplain of the Colorado River Delta on the Cocopah Indian Reservation and establish a Tribal youth conservation corps. Project will perform earthwork, install irrigat

Treat vegetation to improve Hermes copper butterfly habitat. Hermes copper is a T&E species. Treatments will also have a fire risk reduction benefit.

East County Advanced Water Purification Program Phase 2

Supporting Inter-Bureau Endemic Species Extinction Prevention Efforts: Vector Management for Invasive Mosquitoes

Supporting Inter-Bureau Endemic Species Extinction Prevention Efforts: Novel Eradication Techniques for Invasive Mosquitoes at Haleakala National Park

Endemic Species Extinction Prevention - Captive Propagation Facility Construction / Novel Mosquito Management

Supporting Inter-Bureau Endemic Species Extinction Prevention Efforts: Novel Eradication Techniques for Invasive Mosquitoes

Invasive Avian Malaria Vector of HI Bird Response
Hawaiian honeycreepers face an extinction crisis, largely due to impacts of avian malaria vectored by invasive mosquitoes (Culex quinquefasciatus). Multiple species of honeycreepers have gone extinct and 4 ESA-listed species are critically endangered, wi
Moved from source coordinates (-154.8486905, 22.5272138, which placed the point in the ocean) to UH Hilo campus inferred from:

Protecting Forests for Water Supply Sustainability in Kohala Hawaii Phase 2

Protecting Forests for Water Supply Sustainability in Kohala Hawaii Phase 1

Address impacts of Avian Malaria in Hawaii
The project goal is to suppress invasive mosquito populations at a landscape level through biocontrol to reduce avian malaria and prevent the extinction of several federally threatened and endangered native forest bird populations.

Leveraging Active Conservation Partnerships for Hawaiian Sentinel Landscape Planning (HI)
Coordinate and plan conservation priorities to support capacity building and future action within the anticipated Sentinel Landscape designation in Hawaii. Project will strategically communicate with partners to establish appropriate advisory and impleme

Suppression of Invasive Mosquitoes to Prevent Extinction of Four Hawaiian Honeycreepers on Kaua‘i and Maui (HI)
Protect multiple species of honeycreeper including the 'akeke'e, 'akikiki, kiwikiu and 'akohekohe, by employing the incompatible insect technique to suppress invasive southern house mosquitos in native forests on Kaua'i and help spread these practices on

Supplement to Kagman Watershed Plan-EIS September 1993
A supplement to Plan-EIS will be prepared for the final phase of Plan-EIS completed in September 1993. Planning will address flooding, irrigation infrastructure needs, and marine habitat enhancements. Flooding concerns will consider flood and sediment s
Manually Moved to Oahu. Coordinates supplied by NRCS put point in ocean hundreds of km SW of islands. True location of project not able to be determined from documention.

HI Forest Bird Extinction Prevention - Activity 6
The goal of the project is to carryout landscape-scale nonnative, invasive mosquito control (with the goal of eradication) to prevent the extinction of Hawaii's endemic forest birds due to avian malaria transmitted by mosquitoes.

HI Forest Bird Extinction Prevention - Activity 4
This project has two goals to support Hawaiian forest bird extinction prevention. Construction of additional forest bird captive propagation facilities and landscape-level implementation of a biological control (use of Wolbachia) to reduce the mosquito

Implementing the Maui Landscape Conservation Plan to Benefit At-Risk Native Species (HI)
Implementation of the first stage of the Maui Landscape Conservation Plan to protect and recover at-risk species on Maui Nui, Hawaii. Project will prevent near-term imminent extinction of target plant species, expand horticultural expertise for propagati

Lahaina Water Recycling Project #3: West Maui Recycled Water Expansion

Site 5 was constructed under John A. Shuford in 1961. The Olmitos-Garcia Creek WS provides flood protection and recreational benefits to surrounding areas of Starr County. Rehabilitation of this dam is necessary to bring the dam into compliance with NRCS

Site 5 was constructed under John A. Shuford in 1963. The Olmitos-Garcia Creek WS provides flood protection and recreational benefits to surrounding areas of Starr County. Rehabilitation of this dam is necessary to bring the dam into compliance with NRCS

Edinburg, Water Accountability Through Efficient Response Project

Harlingen Irrigation District Cameron County No.1, Adams Gardens Reservoir Improvements - Phase 2

Pipeline Improvements and Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge Water Management Improvements

Remove five abandoned well pads and their access roads to reclaim the landscape for the benefit of the endangered Northern Aplomado Falcon at Padre Island National Seashore.

Working Rangelands Resiliency in the Avon Park Air Force Range Sentinel Landscape (FL)
Collaborate with partners to improve the conservation value, viability, and long-term resilience of working lands in the Avon Park Air Force Range Sentinel Landscape by providing technical, financial, and organizational support to private landowners to i

Building Landowner Participation in the Florida Panther Recovery Efforts (FL)
Pilot payment for ecosystem services program to maintain and enhance habitat for the Florida panther as a critical step in expanding their range and establishing new populations as prioritized in the Florida panther recovery plan. The success of this pil

The Continental Cleaners Superfund site is located at 798 NW 62nd Street at the intersection of NW 62nd Street and NW 8th Avenue in the Liberty City neighborhood in Miami, Florida. The site is less than an acre in size and features a single-story, 2,40

The 4-acre Anodyne, Inc. Superfund site is located in the Sunshine State Industrial Park, an unincorporated part of Miami-Dade County, Florida near North Miami Beach. The industrial park is located in a mixed residential, commercial and industrial area

Florida Forever: Collaborative Land Protection Planning for Efficiency and Habitat Connectivity
Review and refine of the boundaries of high priority proposed acquisition projects for the Florida Forever program that will increase public access to natural areas, streamline habitat management, benefit at-risk species, and expand habitat connectivity.

Restoring Coastal Habitat and Resilience at Culturally Important Cabo Rojo Salt Flats (PR)
Restore coastal habitat and hydrological connectivity in two shore segments in Cabo Rojo to improve adaptation for sea level rise and reduce threats from coastal erosion and flooding. Project will benefit important shorebird migration stopover habitat fo

​Puerto Rico's Irrigation Districts (Isabela, Costa Sur and Lajas Valley) were built in the early 1900s as part of the infrastructure development related to the sugar cane agricultural activities and consist of water reservoirs and a channels, mains an

This project will remove and by pass the dam on the Culebrinas River, opening up 302 miles of riverine habitat for depleted diadromous and catadromous species. It will significantly enhance the water quality at the nearby estuary directly benefitting the
Partners involved/Community support: Caribbean Ecological Services, Protectores de Cuencas, Puerto Rico DNER, University of Puerto Rico at Mayague, Caribbean Coastal Program, Caribbean PFW

In the early 1980s NRCS supported the PR government thru the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DNER) as sponsor in the construction of two Floodwater Retarding Structure (FRS) along the Añasco River Watershed, Site 3 (Daguëy Dam) and

The Corozal Well site consists of a ground water plume with no identified source(s) of contamination, located in Barrio Palos Blancos, Corozal, a rural residential community in interior north-central Puerto Rico. The site straddles the border between the

Magnetic and Radiometric Surveys of Puerto Rico
The resulting data will be used by scientists at the USGS, the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez, and other groups to better inform knowledge of geologic hazards, such as earthquakes and landslides, and evaluate natural resources as well as other ap

Nature-based solutions in the Cabo Rojo Salt Flats to enhance public use and foster public engagement and socio-economic development (PR)

West End - Bordeaux Area - St. Thomas Island
The Bordeaux Farming Community in Fentress County on St. Thomas, USVI need BIL WFPO funds to implement irrigation water quality and quantity improvements to aid the local agricultural community, and address current insufficient water supply for residents

Creating capacity for invasive species eradications in the U.S. Virgin Islands and a new refuge for the endangered Virgin Islands tree boa
Create a habitat for endangered snake by ridding Savana island of invasive rats.

Accelerating Recovery and Increasing Resiliency of Coastal Wetlands in Punta Tuna Natural Reserve in Maunabo Puerto Rico

Department of the Interior and Department of Commerce
Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships to Connect Conserved Lands of the U.S. Virgin Islands
Create the first conservation corridor that spans the length of St. Croix by partnering with local organizations and employing a youth green skills corps. Project will expand public access while stemming erosion along 2.11 miles of beach and will use env
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

1. Construction of a Recreational Pavilion
2. Rehabilitation of the North Beach Parking, including improving drainage
3. Construct a north beach trail
SPNWR) is home to three endangered sea turtle species, one endemic endangered lizard, three endangered

Swains Island Tropical Ecosystem Restoration and Invasive Species Management Planning (AS)
Engage community stakeholders and collaborate with conservation experts to identify opportunities and build capacity for tropical restoration and invasive species management on Swain’s Island. Project will create an operational and reforestation plan f

Swains Island (AS) Tropical Ecosystem Restoration Planning for Invasive Mammal Eradication and Rainforest Realignment

Toetu Auomanu Jemima Nafatali Loia Tagoa'I (GIS and database officer)
Cleanup the second largest wetland ecosystem in Leone village and replant more than 1,000 mangrove seedlings and riparian tree species to restore its degraded areas of the mangrove rainforests. This project also includes enhancing community climate adapt