Weaver Creek Habitat Restoration Project

The Weaver Creek Habitat Restoration Project is an initiative administered by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Watershed Restoration Grants Branch to create critical habitat for coho salmon. Located in Trinity County, California, specifically in the unincorporated town of Weaverville downstream of the confluence of East and West Weaver Creek, the project involves the construction of 4.6 acres of floodplain habitat and the revegetation of 10 acres of disturbed riparian areas. The project is classified under NAICS code 541620 and was issued a Notice to Proceed to the Yurok Tribe on July 1, 2026. The project is supported by a Notice of Exemption based on Public Resources Code section 21080.56 for restoration projects, with concurrence from Trinity County and CDFW officials. Key points of contact include Elizabeth Buttler, Policy and Outreach Manager for CDFW, and Sandra Perez, Senior Environmental Specialist for the Yurok Tribe. While the project is listed as a forecast with a posting date of July 3, 2026, specific contract values, pricing schedules, and detailed delivery timelines were not provided in the available documentation.