Meridian Ranch Mitigation Bank project
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Meridian Ranch Mitigation Bank

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Species and Wetland Mitigation

The 530-acre Meridian Ranch Mitigation Bank is located in Butte County, California and hosts a range of historic vernal pools, vernal swales, and seasonal wetlands that have been re-established and rehabilitated by excavating and reconnecting the landscape features to retain rainfall and runoff. Meridian Ranch restored the damaged landscape which was originally zones to create multiple 40-acre ranchettes. Through restoration, WES was able to establish endangered native plant species that were not known to occur on-site prior. The site also conserves the federally endangered Conservancy fairy shrimp.

Location:

Butte County, CA

Credit Types:

Swainson’s Hawk, Vernal Pool Creation, Vernal Pool Preservation

Acres:

529.76

Approving Agencies:

California Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Service Area and Credits

Service Area

Meridian Ranch Mitigation Bank has various service areas depending on the credit type.

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