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Weeman Bridge Side Channel Restoration
Location: Okanogan County, WA Updated: June 09, 2010
Organization: neighbors Primary contact: Damon Hess
The side channel that runs around the Weeman Bridge on the upper Methow River has been degraded to the point of no longer supporting fish habitat due to a Highway 20 culvert that is too small and too high off of the channel floor. Our group of 4 property owners has agreed to restore the channel to support spawning and rearing habitat for ESA listed Bull Trout, Steelhead, and Chinook salmon.
Bologna Place Improvement Project
Location: Grant County, OR Updated: May 28, 2010
Organization: Monument SWCD Primary contact: Jeffrey Kee
The Bologna place needs riparian protections for steelhead, juniper control for upland improvements and spring development for livestock and wildlife watering. Project could include beaver introduction, juniper brush fencing, juniper control for watershed improvement. Brush piling for upland game birds and bitterbrush planting for improved big game habitat.
Irvin Farm Preserve
Location: Orange County, NC Updated: May 17, 2010
Organization: Triangle Land Conservancy Primary contact: Jeff Masten
Irvin Farm Preserve is a 269 acre farm and woodland preserve in Orange County. The property has approximately 35 acres of agricultural fields and 234 acres of working forest and riparian forest habitat. TLC has developed an environmental education program on the property and is currently developing a Farm Partnership with the Inter-faith Food Shuttle and two local agricultural education programs to bring environmental education and local production to the property. TLC and partners will develop working models of vegetable production, livestock management and small incubator plots on the property.
Bordentown bat houses
Location: Burlington County, NJ Updated: January 29, 2010
Organization: Conserve Widlife Foundation of NJ Primary contact: Kim Korth
Elementary school putting up 3 bat houses in the Bordentown City area
Band-tailed Pigeon Mineral Spring and Forage Project
Location: Washington County, OR Updated: January 19, 2010
Organization: Arbor House Tree Farm Primary contact: Scott Hayes
Improve and Enhance Late summer & Fall Forage: Band-tailed Pigeons (Columba fasciata) currently feed on 1.5 acres (mostly wild Cascara and some Choke Cherry). This project includes growing large Douglas fir staging trees used by pigeons to stage prior to feeding. Currently about 35 pigeons feed in this area each year. Create Artificial Mineral Springs and Monitor Pigeon Activity: Currently there are no natural mineral springs on the property. In Summer and Fall 2009, an artificial water source with high concentrations of sodium (Na) attracted Band-tailed Pigeons. in 2010, guided by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, it is proposed that one or two artificial watering springs, or mineral soil areas, be monitored for use by pigeons.