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May 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wildlife Conservation Board Notice Of Meeting
The board meeting will address several habitat restoration and land acquisition projects across California. Key agenda items include wetland restoration in the Imperial Wildlife Area, land acquisitions for wildlife area expansions in San Diego County, utility easements for transmission lines, and various grant allocations for projects such as coastal sage scrub habitat restoration, invasive species eradication, trail extensions, wildlife crossings, and salmonid habitat planning. Additionally, the board will review a project monitoring program and provide a public forum for items not on the agenda.
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The board meeting agenda focused on various conservation initiatives, including the recovery of funds from completed projects, the restoration of wetlands at the Imperial Wildlife Area, habitat expansion and land acquisitions at the San Felipe Valley Wildlife Area, and a utility easement grant for the Hidden Valley Wildlife Area. Other key topics included restoration projects at the Harmon Canyon Preserve, Windy Springs Meadow, and the Salinas River, which involves arundo eradication. The board also addressed funding status updates and project monitoring programs.
May 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wildlife Conservation Board Board Meeting
The meeting encompassed several project funding approvals, including wetland restoration at the Imperial Wildlife Area, land acquisitions for the San Felipe Valley Wildlife Area and Skyline North, and utility easements at Hidden Valley. Restoration and planning projects were reviewed for various sites, including Harmon Canyon Preserve, Windy Springs Meadow, the Salinas River, South Tahoe Basin wildlife crossings, Emerson Side Channel, Indian Creek, and Chagdud Gonpa. Additional approvals covered pollinator habitat enhancements in Fresno County, the removal of the River Vista Bridge for salmon restoration, the acquisition of Park Ranch, the Sunset Weir fish passage improvement, post-fire restoration in the Park Fire area, Colby Mountain recreation trails, floodplain restoration at Salt Creek, habitat restoration at Cannibal Island, redwood restoration in Fieldbrook Valley, and wildlife-friendly fencing modifications. The board also received a presentation on the project monitoring program.
Feb 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wildlife Conservation Board Final Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda covered several key items, including the Roll Call, Approval of Agenda, and Discussion and Election of the Board Chair and Vice Chair. The agenda also included the Executive Director's Report and Board Member Updates. A significant portion was dedicated to Consent Items, encompassing the Recovery of Funds totaling over $753,000 across various sources, and approvals for numerous restoration, acquisition, and planning projects such as the Imperial Wildlife Area Wetland Restoration, I-15 Rainbow Canyon Wildlife Crossing Planning, Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve Expansion, San Diego Cactus Scrub Restoration, Southern California Pollinator Conservation planning, Sycuan Peak Ecological Reserve Acquisition, and Santa Cruz Long-toed Salamander Corridor Restoration. Presentation items included updates on SR 62 Wildlife Crossings Planning and Spanish Ranch. The meeting also reviewed the detailed Funding Status report showing grand totals for allocations and balances.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
