Stanley Wakefield Wilderness Area Pollinator Habitat Project

The Stanley Wakefield Wilderness Area Pollinator Habitat Project aims to expand and enhance native pollinator habitat within the wilderness area near Oakdale, California, to support native bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. This initiative builds upon previous salmon restoration efforts conducted by the East Stanislaus Resource Conservation District in partnership with Cramer Fish Sciences along the Stanislaus River, leveraging existing ecological work to further improve biodiversity. The project will involve planting native species to complement and enrich the current habitat, fostering a more resilient environment for pollinators and the broader ecosystem. The East Stanislaus Resource Conservation District is leading the effort in direct collaboration with Cramer Fish Sciences and the City of Oakdale, ensuring coordination across agencies and alignment with regional conservation goals. The primary point of contact for the project is Gabriela Cervantes, Senior Project Manager, who can be reached via email or phone for further inquiries.