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Combined Federal Campaign Number: 12053
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WILDLIFE HABITAT ISSUE PROJECTS

Tamarisk Coalition (CO)
Tamarisk Control Equipment White River, Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, Gunnison NF
This group will purchase newly developed, specialized equipment to remove tamarisk, a damaging invasive shrub, by hand and to make the equipment available at cost to private landowners, municipalities, counties, and state and federal agencies to significantly reduce the cost of treatment per acre.

Crooked River Watershed Council (OR)
McKay Creek Stream Restoration and Natural Channel Establishment Ochoco/Deschutes NF
The aim of this project is to restore proper function to 2 miles of McKay Creek through channel reconstruction, installation of instream habitat structures, riparian fencing, and extensive riparian planting.

Montana Trout, Inc. (MT)
Pattee Creek Renaturalization Lolo NF
Montana Trout is working with city officials to create optimal habitat conditions for native westslope cutthroat trout by renaturalizing the stream channel of Pattee Creek, which historically emptied into the Bitterroot River.

NWCCOG Foundation, Inc. (CO)
Blue River Restoration
This group will help ensure that the Blue River, a famed gold medal trout stream below Dillon Reservoir, remains a high quality destination river for anglers from all over the nation and world, through a collaborative partnership focusing on restoration of trout habitat, especially during low water flows.

Oregon Hunter's Association, Redmond Chapter (OR)
Sagebrush Steppe Habitat Restoration
This hunters’ group aims to restore both the flora and fauna of land that no longer supports healthy sagebrush steppe ecosystems through native re-seeding and juniper removal on 1,500 acres.

Cascade Pacific RC & D, Inc. (OR)
Fish Friendly Culverts in Lane County, Oregon
The aim of this project is to replace four culverts that currently inhibit passage of particularly coho salmon but also other aquatic species in four drainage in Lane County, Oregon.
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