Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife SPECIES OF CONCERN

Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund 2007 Awards

  • Recovery Land Acquisition
  • Habitat Conservation Plan Land Acquisition
  • Habitat Conservation Planning Assistance

The State of Washington has been awarded funding under the 2007 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund for projects listed below.

Washington Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, with assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, reviewed and evaluated the proposed projects and recommended them for funding under the indicated grant program.

All potential land acquisitions can only be made from willing sellers, for fair market value, based on current appraisals.

Questions or comments about these projects may be directed to the associated agency contact.

Recovery Land Acquisition Grant Program

Project Name: San Juan Islands Castilleja Conservation
Location: San Juan Island, San Juan County
Amount Awarded: $1,000,000

Project: Purchase up to 68 acres of habitat to benefit the imperiled golden paintbrush plant (Castilleja levisecta)
State Agency Sponsor - Contact: DNR – Omroa Bhagwandin (360) 902-1059

Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) Land Acquisition Grant Program

Project Name: I-90 Wildlife Corridor Phase III – Keechelus Ridge
Location: Yakima River Watershed, Kittitas County
Amount Awarded: $4,191,500

Project: Purchase up to 670 acres of forest habitat to benefit bull trout, northern spotted owls, bald eagles, marbled murrelets, gray wolves, grizzly bears, and Canada lynx
State Agency Sponsor - Contact: DNR – Omroa Bhagwandin (360) 902-1059

Habitat Conservation Planning Assistance Grant Program

Project Name: Washington State Hydraulic Project Approval HCP
Location: Waters of Washington State
Amount Awarded: $686,312

Project: Develop an HCP to cover approximately 52 aquatic species that may be affected by activities authorized by issuance of state hydraulic project approval permits
Applicant: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
State Agency Sponsor - Contact: WDFW – Jane Banyard (360) 902-2572

Project Name: WDFW Wildlife Area HCP
Location: WDFW-owned lands throughout Washington State
Amount Awarded: $575,000

Project: Develop an HCP to cover up to 125 species that may be affected by management activities on state-owned wildlife areas
Applicant: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
State Agency Sponsor - Contact: WDFW – Jane Banyard (360) 902-2572

Project Name: Walla Walla Basin Bi-State HCP
Location: Walla Walla Watershed, Walla Walla and Columbia Counties (WA), Umatilla County (OR)
Amount Awarded: $547,458

Project: Develop an HCP to cover imperiled fish (bull trout and summer steelhead) that may be affected by agricultural and municipal water uses
Applicant: Walla Walla County
State Agency Sponsor - Contact: WDFW – Jane Banyard (360) 902-2572

What's going on now?
May 2008
Request for proposals for the 2009 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund
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What's already happened?
April 2008
2008 Grant Awards
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September 2007
2008 Proposals Received

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July 2007
2008 Request for Intent
Forms and Proposals
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May 2007
Grants Awarded
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April 2007
Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund 2007 Proposals Received More >>>
December 2006
Request for proposals for the 2007 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund More >>>
August 2006
Land Acquisition Projects Requested
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March 2006
2006 Proposals Received
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December 2005
Request for 2006 Proposals
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December 2005
2006 Intent Forms Received
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November 2005
Call for Intent Forms for 2006
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September 2005
Funding decisions are
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April - May 2005
Proposals received for land acquisition and HCP development are under review More >>>

March - April 7, 2005
Proposals being accepted for land acquisition and HCP development
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January - Febuary 2005
Review and Consider Potential 2005 Land Acquisition Projects
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