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UC Nature Climate Monitoring Tower

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UC Nature plans to install a temporary climate monitoring tower on the Sackett Ranch property near Winters, California, to collect environmental data as part of its research initiatives. The tower will be 30 feet tall and mounted on a 3-foot cube concrete pad, supported by three stabilization wires anchored to 1-foot cube concrete footings located approximately 15 feet from the base. The system will include a solar panel for power and a weatherproof enclosure housing monitoring and communications equipment, with no tree removal anticipated. Construction is scheduled for summer 2026 and is expected to take one week, with minimal environmental disruption. Upon completion of the project, the tower will be removed and the site restored using native plant species to ensure ecological recovery and habitat integrity. The University of California, Davis is leading the effort through its Campus and Environmental Planning office, with Heather Davis listed as the primary point of contact.

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UC Davis to install temporary 30-foot climate tower on Sackett Ranch in 2026, remove it, restore native vegetation.

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University of California, Davis

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

3373 Sackett Lane, Winters, CA

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NOE Cahill Reserve Weather Station UC Nature Climate Monitoring Tower

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AgencyUniversity of California, Davis
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University of California, Davis
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Heather DavisDirector of Campus and Environmental Planning

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UC Nature (formerly the UC Natural Reserve System) proposes to install a temporary climate monitoring tower at the Sackett Ranch property. The project includes installation of a 30-foot-tall metal tower on a 3-foot by 3-foot by 3-foot concrete pad, three stabilization wires anchored to 1-foot by 1-foot by 1-foot concrete footings approximately 15 feet from the tower, a solar panel, and a weatherproof enclosure containing monitoring and communications equipment. No trees would be removed. Construction is anticipated to occur in summer 2026 and would take approximately one week. Upon rem oval of the tower, the site would be restored and revegetated with native plant species.

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