Pollinator Habitat Implementation at Fresno State

The project aims to establish and enhance pollinator and riparian habitats across multiple sites in Fresno County, with a primary focus on Fresno State University. The initiative seeks to boost biodiversity, support declining pollinator populations, and improve overall wildlife habitat quality through targeted ecological restoration efforts. The work will involve native plantings, habitat connectivity improvements, and removal of invasive species to create sustainable environments that benefit bees, butterflies, birds, and other native wildlife. This effort is led by the California Wildlife Conservation Board under Project Tracker ID 2025153 and is publicly listed as a forecast with a posted date of June 4, 2026. Primary contacts include Kelly Kucharski, District Manager at Sierra RC&D, and Hayley Pechner, Environmental Scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Board, who can be reached for inquiries regarding project implementation, timelines, or partnership opportunities. The project’s performance location is in Fresno, California, and further details are accessible through the designated state project link.