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Building Wildlife Habitat and Community Resilience on Working Lands - Roots 178

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The Wildlife Conservation Board is advancing the *Building Wildlife Habitat and Community Resilience on Working Lands - Roots 178* initiative on the 540-acre Nyland property in San Juan Bautista, San Benito County, California, acquired by the San Benito Agricultural Land Trust in June 2023. The project focuses on ecological restoration of a riparian corridor along a creek and its 900-foot unvegetated tributary, with the removal and replacement of 5,461 linear feet of existing fencing with wildlife-friendly alternatives to exclude cattle and protect aquatic and terrestrial habitats. The Amah Mutsun Land Trust, an Indigenous-led nonprofit founded by the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, is leading native seed collection, propagation, and planting efforts through its Native Stewardship Corps, supported by student volunteers from Point Blue’s STRAW Program and local partners to establish native vegetation, remove invasive weeds, and promote pollinator biodiversity. The restored 7.21-acre habitat aims to benefit species including coyote, bobcat, skunk, long-tailed weasel, birds, and pollinators by reconnecting riparian corridors on working ranchland. Compliance with environmental regulations is ensured through a CEQA categorical exemption under CCR Section 15304 for minor land alterations, with the Notice of Exemption signed on October 6, 2025, and the project forecast posted on October 7, 2025. The project is administered by the Wildlife Conservation Board, with Rebecca J. Fris serving as the primary contact, and funding is sourced from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, though no contract value, pricing, or formal acquisition terms are specified in the publicly available documentation. There are no identified federal acquisition clauses, evaluation factors, contracting officer designations, or formal delivery schedules, indicating this is an environmental restoration effort governed by state-level environmental exemptions rather than a competitively awarded federal contract.

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Wildlife habitat restoration on 540-acre Nyland property, replacing fencing, planting natives, supporting pollinators and species via Indigenous-led effort.

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California → Wildlife Conservation Board

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561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

San Juan Bautista, CA

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Notice of Exemption - Building Wildlife Habitat and Community Resilience on Working Lands - Roots 178

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AgencyCalifornia → Wildlife Conservation Board
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California → Wildlife Conservation Board
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Rebecca FrisDeputy Executive Director

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The San Benito Agricultural Land Trust (SBALT) acquired the 540-acre Nyland property in June 2023. This working cattle ranch has a healthy riparian forest along all except the last 1,800 feet of a creek that eventually flows under Highway 156 and leaves the property. There is also a 900-foot-long unvegetated tributary to the creek. Project goals include replacing and installing wildlife-friendly fencing to exclude cattle from the creek and active restoration efforts by the Amah Mutsun Land Trust's (AMLT) Native Stewardship Corps, student volunteer planting events facilitated by Point Blue's STRAW Program, and working in collaboration with local partners to support pollinator plantings and invasive weed removal and management. The AMLT will support the habitat restoration work by collecting and propagating native plant seeds and planting them in the riparian area. Founded by the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band (AMTB), AMLT is an Indigenous-led nonprofit that combines traditional Indigenous environmental management with contemporary restoration, scientific research, and cultural revitalization to steward the lands and waters within the ancestral territories of Indigenous Mutsun and Awaswas peoples. Several small mammals, such as coyote, bobcat, skunk, long-tailed weasels, as well as birds and pollinators, will benefit from native plant resources from this newly established vegetated riparian corridor. (WCB Project Tracker ID: 2022065).

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