The 429-acre Sutter Basin Conservation Bank is located in Sutter County, ten miles south of Yuba City. The location of the Bank is four to five miles south of Gilsizer Slough Giant Garter Snake Conservation Complex- a group of conservation banks and preserves in Sutter County.
The Sutter Basin Conservation Bank site consists of six canals of varying lengths, allowing each canal to be drained separately in order for maintenance crews to dredge and thin out the invasive weeds. This allows the snakes to relocate to another area within the bank when required maintenance is done. The bank also alternates between wetland and upland, foliage and open space, to accommodate the snake’s needs on a year-round basis, and uses a mixture of irrigation and well/ground water to balance out the levels of nutrients and contaminants found in both.
Location:
Yuba County, CA
Credit Types:
Giant garter snake
Acres:
429
Approving Agencies:
California Department of Fish and Wildlife U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
WES is now accepting reservation agreements for similar credits at our Drumheller Slough and Lurline Creek Conservation Banks, pending agency approval.
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