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Ashford Project Phase II (E-32-HL-2)

Location: Pierce County, WA Updated: August 18, 2010

Organization: Nisqually Land Trust      Primary contact: Kim Bredensteiner

This project's main objective was to purchase 990 acres of forest land in the upper Nisqually River watershed, near Mount Rainier National Park. Thirteen parcels, totalling approximately 1,520 acres, were acquired and will be managed primarily for late-successional habitat and associated species. These parcels are a part of the Mount Rainier Gateway Forest Reserve.

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Green Valley Elementary School Environmental Site Design

Location: Frederick County, MD Updated: August 13, 2010

Organization: Potomac Conservancy      Primary contact: Aimee Weldon

A bioretention basin (i.e. rain garden) is being constructed at Green Valley Elementary School to help control stormwater runoff from the school's campus. Water and sediment have been washing down from an upland ball field and the surrounding impervious and turf surfaces. The rain garden will be enhanced by regrading of the ball field and reterracing of eroding slopes to re-direct sediment into adjacent forested areas and to control sediment erosion.

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Santa Maria Ranch Revegetation Project

Location: Lyon County, NV Updated: June 23, 2010

Organization: Audubon Society NV Important Bird Area Program      Primary contact: Robin Powell

Protect and enhance 29 acres of riparian habitat along the middle Carson River and within the Lower Carson River IBA. Removal of invasive, non-native plants and revegetation activities (i.e., container plantings and drill seeding) are the core activities to achieve the goal of increasing multi-layers of vegetation, plant diversity, and introducing various age classes of cottonwood trees.

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Horton Grove Nature Preserve

Location: Durham County, NC Updated: June 11, 2010

Organization: Triangle Land Conservancy      Primary contact: Walt Tysinger

A 740 acre nature preserve located in Durham County, NC. Horton Grove is a site replete with centuries of human contact. The primarily forested property was once part of the largest plantation in NC. The unfragmentted forest property contains a mix of upland hardwood forest, pine forest and old field pine forest comunities and more than 25000 feet of riparian habitat. TLC will open a nature preserve with public access to trails for public recreation and education. TLC is in the process of developing a preserve design, forest management plan, establishing a management strategy for the property and a prairie restoration plan for 30 acres. Additionally TLC is working with NC Division of Cultural Resources to link this Horton Grove Preserve with the Stagville State Historic Site. Plans include joint parking for trail network, designing a co-use trail network and developing interpretive education for the larger trail network that discusses the context of the properties, their history and their management. Horton Grove Preserve was once part of the largest plantation in Pre-Civil War North Carolina. Stagville, the neighboring property, was the plantation headquarters and the site of the slave housing. The original buildings still stand today, under the management of the State of NC.

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Save Our Shorebirds

Location: Mendocino County, CA Updated: June 02, 2010

Organization: Mendocino Coast Audubon Society      Primary contact: Becky Bowen

Citizen science project that monitors the number of watchlisted shorebirds on three beaches in MacKerricher State Park in the Important Bird Area of the Mendocino Coast (Northern California). Volunteers work under the supervision of California State Parks biologists who currently manage a long-term project to remove non-native invasive plants that threaten these beaches which are critical habitat for wildlife and rare and endangered plants. The project began in 2007 and will continue for a minimum of 10 years.

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