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Lost Trail NWR WRP Restoration, Flathead Co, MT

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AG-4D90-S-16-0040Federal

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The Lost Trail Stream and Wetland Restoration Project, identified by solicitation number AG-4D90-S-16-0040, focuses on restoring aquatic resources within the Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge in Flathead County, Montana. Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the project aims to reverse historical damage caused by agriculture and infrastructure. Key objectives include restoring native vegetation, controlling invasive plants, and rehabilitating the natural wetland hydrology surrounding Dahl Lake and Pleasant Valley Creek. The scope of work involves restoring channel sinuosity and riffle sequences across a 5.7-mile reach of Pleasant Valley Creek and reducing channel grade to reconnect historical floodplain surfaces. Additionally, the project requires the earth-filling and seeding of approximately 47,000 lineal feet of various ditches and abandoned channels. These efforts are expected to result in a net increase of 222 acres of emergent and scrub-shrub wetland habitat.

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$1,394,853.73

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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MT, USA

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SBA 8(a) Approval #0885/16/607217/01: LOST TRAIL STREAM AND WETLAND RESTORATION PROJECT The Lost Trail National Wildlife Refuge is located in the West Central portion of Flathead County, Montana. Encompassing 9,225 acres, the Refuge was established as the 519th Refuge in the National Wildlife Refuge System managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). Prior to establishment of the Refuge, lands were used primarily for cropland, livestock grazing, and agriculture. The historical land use practices significantly altered wetland and aquatic resources within the Refuge. Wetlands have been impacted by water impoundments, irrigation diversions, wetland drains, and infrastructure including the Great Northern Railroad and Pleasant Valley Road. Pleasant Valley Creek was straightened and channelized, lowering the groundwater table and resulting in loss of wetlands hydrology. Construction work associated with this STREAM AND WETLAND RESTORATION PROJECT will follow the plan drawings and specifications developed by River Design Group and approved by the NRCS and USFWS. The design is based on the USFWS Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) which presented the following recommendations: 1) restoration of native vegetation, 2) restoration of the natural wetland hydrology surrounding Dahl Lake and Pleasant Valley Creek, and 3) control of invasive plants. Channel sinuosity and riffle/pool/run/glide sequences will be restored in a 5.7-mile reach of Pleasant Valley Creek. Historical floodplan surfaces will be re-connected to the stream by reducing the channel grade. Rock and woody structures will be incorporated into the channel to enhance channel stability and wildlife habitat. Approximately 47,000 lineal feet of drainage ditches, irrigation ditches, roadside ditches and abandoned stream channel will be earth-filled and seeded. These actions will result in a net increase of 222 acres of wetland habitat on the Refuge, mostly consisting of emergent and scrub-shrub wetland types. To support this project, approximately 3.0 miles of existing county road has been relocated under a separate Federal Highway Administration contract.

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