Trinity River Restoration Program
15.532
To address impacts of the Central Valley Project (CVP) on fish, wildlife, and associated habitats in the Trinity River basin of California by protecting, restoring, and enhancing such habitats and to address other identified adverse environmental impacts of the Central Valley Project.
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Information not available. Program accomplishments for 2017 include the Sheridan Deep Gulch channel rehabilitation project that was funded and implemented in FY17 and continuing into FY18, FY17 gravel augmentation, and implementation of a flow hydrograph for a designated “Extremely Wet” Water Year type including maximum allowable cfs flows in the spring of 2017. TRRP published outreach materials including newspaper articles, informational brochures, and regular articles in the Trinity County Resource Conservation District’s quarterly newsletter, the Conservation Almanac and the TRRP Annual Report.
Program accomplishments for 2018 include gravel augmentation; advancing several channel rehabilitation designs, implementation of a novel “Critically Dry” year hydrograph; publication of outreach materials including newspaper articles, informational brochures, and regular articles in the Trinity County Resource Conservation District’s quarterly newsletter, the Conservation Almanac and the TRRP Annual Report; funding of several ongoing monitoring projects including the Willow Creek and Junction City weirs; and funding of several tributary restoration projects to reduce fine sediment input, remove barriers to fish passage, and increase dry season flows in a key tributary of the Trinity River.
Completed construction of the Chapman Ranch Phase A channel restoration project, our largest to date, via agreements with the Hoopa Valley and Yurok Tribes. Floodplain development and county road permitting for current and future projects were completed via an agreement with Trinity County. Continued to fund long-term monitoring studies as well as hatchery operations in support of fisheries management in the Trinity basin via agreements with the Yurok and Hoopa Valley Tribes and California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
South Fork Trinity River Road upgrade.
West Weaver Creek vegetation.
Ongoing project funding: CA Dept of Water Resources: TRRP Technical Assistance & Design Support CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife: TRRP Technical Assistance, Trinity River Chinook Run Size Estimation, Trinity River Redd Distribution and Carcass Surveys, and Sport Harvest/Trinity Creel Survey Trinity County: TRRP Technical Assistance & Permitting Support National Fish & Wildlife Foundation: Watershed Restoration Grant Administration Trinity County Resource Conservation District: Public Outreach and Education
Ongoing project funding: CA Dept of Water Resources: TRRP Technical Assistance & Design Support CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife: TRRP Technical Assistance, Trinity River Chinook Run Size Estimation, Trinity River Redd Distribution and Carcass Surveys, and Sport Harvest/Trinity Creel Survey Trinity County: TRRP Technical Assistance & Permitting Support National Fish & Wildlife Foundation: Watershed Restoration Grant Administration Trinity County Resource Conservation District: Public Outreach and Education
Ongoing project funding: CA Dept of Water Resources: TRRP Technical Assistance & Design Support CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife: TRRP Technical Assistance, Trinity River Chinook Run Size Estimation, Trinity River Redd Distribution and Carcass Surveys, and Sport Harvest/Trinity Creel Survey Trinity County: TRRP Technical Assistance & Permitting Support National Fish & Wildlife Foundation: Watershed Restoration Grant Administration Trinity County Resource Conservation District: Public Outreach and Education
Single Audit Applies (2 CFR Part 200 Subpart F):
For additional information on single audit requirements for this program, review the current Compliance Supplement.
OMB is working with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and agency offices of inspectors general to include links to relevant oversight reports. This section will be updated once this information is made available.