Habitat Restoration and Enhancement at China Creek Park

The project aims to restore and enhance pollinator and riparian habitats at China Creek Park in Sanger, California, with the goal of boosting biodiversity, supporting native pollinator populations, and improving wildlife habitats across the site. Efforts will focus on creating and sustaining ecological conditions that benefit native flora and fauna, particularly those critical to ecosystem health and resilience. The initiative is managed by the Wildlife Conservation Board under the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and is tracked under WCB Project Tracker ID 2025153. The project was publicly forecasted on June 4, 2026, and is currently in a pre-solicitation phase, with no solicitation number assigned yet. Primary points of contact include Kelly Kucharski, District Manager at Sierra RCD, and Hayley Pechner, Environmental Scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Board, who can provide further details on project scope and opportunities. The location of performance is specifically identified as Sanger, California, and interested parties are directed to the project’s official page on CEQAnet for additional information and updates.