Chagdud Gonpa Property Restoration Design

The Hoopa Valley Tribal Fisheries has been awarded a grant under a cooperative agreement with a private foundation to advance the design and permitting phase of a project aimed at restoring the Trinity River’s connection to its floodplain in Trinity County. This effort will involve producing fully developed 100 percent design plans, submitting all necessary permit applications, completing California Environmental Quality Act documentation, and conducting comprehensive hydrological, cultural, and biological surveys. The work is critical to preparing for an implementation phase that will stabilize and enhance the surrounding lands to support the recovery of Coho Salmon, Steelhead, and other native fish species within the river system. This initiative is authorized under Proposition 1, Water Code Section 79733, and is tracked by the Wildlife Conservation Board under Project ID 2026021. The project, formally titled Chagdud Gonpa Property Restoration Design, was posted as a forecast on June 9, 2026, and is managed by the California Wildlife Conservation Board. Primary contact for inquiries is Rebecca Fris, Deputy Executive Director, reachable via phone or email provided by the agency. The work will be performed entirely within California, specifically in Trinity County, with no set-aside classification or NAICS code specified. All project details and documentation are accessible through the CEQA Net portal using the identifier 2026060385.