Restoring Pollinator and Wildlife Habitat Across Fresno County Landscapes: Lost Lake

The project aims to restore and enhance pollinator and riparian habitats across Fresno County, with a primary focus on Lost Lake Park, to boost biodiversity, support declining pollinator populations, and improve overall wildlife habitat conditions. Efforts will include native vegetation planting, invasive species removal, and habitat structure improvements designed to create resilient ecosystems that benefit both pollinators and broader wildlife communities. The initiative is managed by the Wildlife Conservation Board under California’s jurisdiction and is tracked under WCB Project Tracker ID 2025153. The project is currently in the forecast stage with no solicitation number assigned, indicating it is in an early planning phase. Point of contact for inquiries includes Kelly Kucharski, District Manager at Sierra RCD, and Hayley Pechner, Environmental Scientist with the state wildlife agency, who can be reached via email or phone for further details. All project activities are expected to occur within California, specifically in Fresno County, with no additional location details provided.