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Riverdance Pollinator Habitat

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The Riverdance Pollinator Habitat project, managed by the East Merced Resource Conservation District, is located at Riverdance Farms at 12230 Livingston-Cressey Rd in Livingston, California. This initiative aims to enhance on-farm biodiversity and agricultural resilience in Merced County by establishing a reliable native habitat for pollinators, with a specific focus on Monarch butterflies. The project is classified under NAICS code 561730 and is currently listed as a forecast. The scope of work is divided into two distinct phases. Phase I involves making minor alterations to the vegetation of the organic farm to install native wildlife and pollinator habitats. Phase II focuses on site evaluation and the planning of additional restoration efforts for future phases. The project is exempt from certain environmental reviews under 14 CCR section 15304(b) due to the minor nature of the land alterations. Zachary Wells, the Executive Director of the East Merced Resource Conservation District, serves as the primary point of contact.

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East Merced Resource Conservation District will establish native pollinator habitats at Riverdance Farms.

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California → East Merced Resource Conservation District

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Livingston-Cressey Way, Livingston, CA, 95334

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AgencyCalifornia → East Merced Resource Conservation District
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California → East Merced Resource Conservation District
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Zachary WellsExecutive Director

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The pollinator habitat project will be implemented at Riverdance Farms, located in the heart of the Central Valley in Eastern Merced County. The project site encompasses a diverse, family owned organic farm known for its commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement with "U-Pick" features. The core objectives of this project are to foster on-farm biodiversity, create a reliable native habitat for pollinators and contribute to long-term agricultural resilience in Merced County.

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