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

The project aims to restore and enhance pollinator and riparian habitats across Fresno County, with a specific focus on the Daya Deepak Farm site, to boost biodiversity and support native wildlife populations. Efforts will center on improving almond orchard landscapes by integrating native plantings and ecological enhancements that benefit pollinators and other wildlife, contributing to long-term habitat resilience and ecosystem health. The work is funded and overseen by the Wildlife Conservation Board under California state authority. The project is listed under WCB Project Tracker ID 2025153 and is publicly forecasted with a posted date of June 4, 2026. The primary place of performance is in Fowler, California, and key contacts include Kelly Kucharski, District Manager at Sierra RCD, and Hayley Pechner, Environmental Scientist with the California Wildlife Conservation Board. The project is not currently tied to a solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside classification, and interested parties may access further details through the provided California CEQA Net link.