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Folsom Ranch (Mendocino Land Trust)

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The Folsom Ranch project, managed by the Mendocino Land Trust and overseen by the California Wildlife Conservation Board under project tracker ID 2026064, focuses on the preservation of critical habitats in Mendocino County. Located approximately 10 miles northeast of Willits, the initiative aims to protect mature mixed conifer forests, grasslands, and oak woodlands within the Tomki Creek and Eel River watersheds. This conservation effort is specifically designed to support threatened and endangered species, with a primary emphasis on the protection of steelhead, Chinook salmon, and Coho salmon. The project was posted as a forecast on September 2, 2026, with John Walsh serving as the primary point of contact for the agency.

General Info

Mendocino Land Trust preserves Folsom Ranch habitats to protect threatened salmon species.

Agency

California → Wildlife Conservation Board

NAICS

813312 - Environment, Conservation and Wildlife OrganizationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Willits, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Wildlife Conservation Board

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California → Wildlife Conservation Board

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John WalshDeputy Executive Director

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The protection of oak woodlands, grasslands, and mature mixed conifer forests in the Eel River and Tomki Creek watersheds, supporting threatened and endangered species including Coho and Chinook salmon and steelhead. Located ~10 miles northeast of the City of Willits, in Mendocino County. WCB Project Tracker ID: 2026064.

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