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Table Bluff ER Coastal Prairie Restoration Augmentation

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The Wildlife Conservation Board of California is seeking a contractor for the Table Bluff ER Coastal Prairie Restoration Augmentation project, identified by WCB Project Tracker ID 2026080. The primary objective is to restore and maintain the ecological and cultural value of the Table Bluff Ecological Reserve by enhancing the reproductive population of western lily and restoring native coastal prairie. This initiative also focuses on increasing populations of culturally significant plants and improving public access to the area. To achieve these goals, the project will involve thinning the Sitka spruce canopy cover, planting native grasses, and constructing a new trail. The work will be guided by long-term science-based management planning to ensure the sustainability of the reserve. This opportunity was posted as a forecast on September 2, 2026, with Rebecca Fris serving as the primary point of contact.

General Info

Contractor needed for Table Bluff ER coastal prairie restoration and native plant enhancement.

Agency

California → Wildlife Conservation Board

NAICS

541320 - Landscape Architectural ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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Table Bluff ER Coastal Prairie Restoration Augmentation - Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Wildlife Conservation Board
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / Agency
California → Wildlife Conservation Board
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Rebecca FrisDeputy Executive Director

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The project will enhance the reproductive population of western lily at the Table Bluff Ecological Reserve (Reserve), restore native coastal prairie, enhance culturally significant plant populations, enhance public access, and implement long-term science-based management planning to restore and maintain the ecological and cultural value of the Reserve. This will be achieved by thinning Sitka spruce canopy cover, planting native grasses, and constructing a trail. WCB Project Tracker ID: 2026080.

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