The first phase of the Hawk Hill / Battery Construction 129 Restoration and Trail Improvement Project was recently completed with the restoration of approximately six acres of coastal scrub and prairie vegetation, to
create improved habitat for declining bird populations and the endangered Mission blue butterfly, and the preservation of the historic resources at Battery Construction 129.
Not exact matches
We're
creating and
improving thousands of acres of pollinator
habitat in the U.S., reducing the use of agricultural pesticides and training people in pollinator conservation techniques that can save these unsung heroes of our food chain.»
Now, researchers behind a new study from The Condor: Ornithological Applications have
created a model of Whooping Crane
habitat use with the potential to greatly
improve the targeting of conservation efforts during their migration.
«If you go to a museum or zoo, they've spent thousands, in some cases millions, of dollars
creating natural
habitats for these animals but you go into a pet store and nothing has
improved in years on
creating that look,» he says.
Since 2009, NPS and Parks Conservancy staff have worked together to
improve habitat for endangered coho salmon and threatened steelhead trout, maintain
habitat for threatened California red - legged frogs, decrease flooding on nearby roads, and
create a self - sustaining ecosystem that requires minimal future intervention.
Lands End Coastal Trail and Lookout >> This major revitalization has entailed restoring
habitat,
improving forest health, opening vistas,
creating overlooks, enhancing trail experiences, and building a new visitor center.
2009 Accomplishments • Restored a 1.4 - acre area adjacent to the existing tidal lagoon to a native brackish wetland • Expanded the tidal lagoon to
improve coho salmon and steelhead trout
habitat •
Created an emergent wetland for California red - legged frog breeding
habitat • Reconfigured the southern end of the parking lot to increase natural creek function and reduce flooding
The transformation of Lands End has proceeded in several key phases including restoring native plant
habitat,
improving forest health, expanding scenic vistas,
creating new overlooks, enhancing trail experiences, and building a new visitor facility, the Lands End Lookout.
Although not the body of water that it once was, US Fish & Wildlife is has taken on the challenge to
improve the lagoon to
create a better
habitat for migratory and aquatic birds.
In its news release, the company said the money will be spent to
create, restore,
improve and protect wildlife
habitat along the coastlines of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida and will go to projects beyond the cleanups and wildlife rescues that BP is already paying for or has pledged to undertake.
Since that time, The Climate Trust has retired over 1.5 million tons of offsets and committed over $ 17 million to projects that not only reduce GHG emissions, but also conserve
habitats,
create jobs,
improve air quality, preserve biodiversity and benefit water quality.