Building Wildlife-Friendly Resilience in Working Landscapes - Roots #43
Summary
SCH Number
2024010337
Public Agency
California Wildlife Conservation Board
(WCB)
Document Title
Building Wildlife-Friendly Resilience in Working Landscapes - Roots #43
Document Type
NOE - Notice of Exemption
Received
Posted
1/16/2024
Document Description
Project proposes to masticate approximately 28 acres of invasive Himalayan blackberry, followed by targeted grazing with goats to promote more vegetative diversity. This will benefit local wildlife populations by giving preferred native species a competitive advantage over the highly invasive blackberry. WCB Project Tracker ID: 2022065.
Contact Information
Name
Rebecca J. Fris
Agency Name
Department of Fish and Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation Board
Job Title
Deputy Executive Director
Contact Types
Lead/Public Agency
Phone
Location
Cities
Kneeland
Counties
Humboldt
Regions
Unincorporated
Parcel #
31417403, 31422602, 31418301, 31424101, 31422504, 31422506, 31422507
Township
03N
Other Location Info
APNs: 31417403, 31422602, 31418301, 31424101, 31422504, 31422506, 31422507; family owned ranch outside of Kneeland, CA. T03N R02E & 03E Sections 13, 24 & 17, 18, 19
Notice of Exemption
Exempt Status
Categorical Exemption
Type, Section or Code
Section 15304, Minor Alterations to Land
Reasons for Exemption
WCB has determined that the objectives of enhancement and restoration of wildlife and pollinator habitat, and the implementation activities as designed for this project, will result in minor alterations to land and vegetation, and therefore fit within the CCR Section 15304 exemptions.
Attachments
Notice of Exemption
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