Restoring Pollinator and Wildlife Habitat Across Fresno County Landscapes - Almond Orchard 2

The project titled Restoring Pollinator and Wildlife Habitat Across Fresno County, Almond Orchard 2, is an initiative administered by the Wildlife Conservation Board to establish and enhance pollinator and riparian habitats throughout Fresno County. Specifically focusing on Daya Deepak Farm located at 7660 Highland Ave in Fowler, the project aims to improve biodiversity, support pollinator populations, and enhance wildlife habitats. This effort is tracked under WCB Project Tracker ID 2025153 and is associated with solicitation number 2026020048 under NAICS code 541620. The project received approval from the Wildlife Conservation Board on May 28, 2026, and was granted a categorical exemption under Section 15304 for Minor Alterations to Land by the Department of Fish and Wildlife on May 29, 2026. This exemption is based on the determination that the work will cause minimal disturbance to public lands and will not require the removal of healthy, mature, or scenic trees. Primary points of contact for the project include District Manager Kelly Kucharski and Environmental Scientist Hayley Pechner.