Harmon Canyon Preserve Restoration

The contract concerns the restoration of 45 acres of coastal sage scrub habitat and the removal of invasive salt cedar from the upper reach of Harmon Creek within Harmon Canyon Preserve in Ventura County, California. This project is managed by the Wildlife Conservation Board under WCB Tracker ID 2025146 and is designed to enhance native ecosystems by eliminating non-native vegetation that competes with and displaces indigenous plant species, thereby improving habitat quality for local wildlife. The work will focus on ecological recovery in a geographically sensitive area critical to biodiversity conservation in Southern California. The forecast was posted on June 9, 2026, and is not tied to a specific solicitation number or set-aside classification. Primary coordination is handled by Rebecca Fris, the Deputy Executive Director at the California Wildlife Conservation Board, who serves as the point of contact via phone and email for inquiries. The project’s location is confined to the designated preserve in Ventura County, with no further details provided on contracting procedures or funding mechanisms. Additional information and project documentation can be accessed through the provided CEQA net link.