Upper Horse Creek Valley Channel Restoration Project

The Upper Horse Creek Valley Channel Restoration Project is a forecasted initiative led by the Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region based in California, focused on restoring the natural function and ecological health of the channel system within the Upper Horse Creek Valley. The project aims to enhance habitat conditions, improve hydrologic processes, and support native species by implementing targeted geomorphic and vegetative restoration techniques. Although specific funding or procurement details are not yet finalized, the project is positioned for future contracting and is being managed by the California state agency responsible for wildlife and natural resource conservation. Stacey Alexander, an Environmental Scientist with the agency, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries related to the project, and can be reached via email or phone. The work will be performed within California, specifically in the Upper Horse Creek Valley, though precise geographic coordinates or municipal boundaries are not specified. The project is accessible online through the CEQA Net portal, where stakeholders and potential contractors can monitor updates and prepare for future bidding opportunities. As a forecasted action, the project is not yet awarded but is under active planning with environmental compliance and ecological outcomes as central priorities.