Restoring Pollinator and Wildlife Habitat Across Fresno County, Sierra High School

The project aims to restore and enhance pollinator and riparian habitat at Sierra High School in Fresno County, California, with the goal of increasing biodiversity and supporting native wildlife populations. This initiative focuses on creating and improving ecological corridors that benefit pollinators such as bees and butterflies, as well as other wildlife species dependent on healthy riparian ecosystems. The effort is part of a broader county-wide strategy to strengthen natural habitats, and it is being managed under the Wildlife Conservation Board with the project tracker ID 2025153. The contract is listed as a forecast with no formal solicitation number, indicating it is in the planning or early development phase. Primary points of contact include Kelly Kucharski, District Manager at Sierra RCD, and Hayley Pechner, Environmental Scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Board, who will oversee implementation and environmental compliance. The project is situated in California and aligns with state objectives to promote ecological resilience and conservation. Further details, including scope, timelines, and funding, are expected to be developed following the forecast posting date of June 4, 2026.