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Campbell Ranch Conservation Bank

PROJECT SNAPSHOT

Project Type
Conservation Bank
Location
California | Solano County
Project Size
Habitat: 160 AC
Solution
Environmental Mitigation, Species Habitat Mitigation
Habitat Types
  • Mima mound alkali pools/swales
  • Northern claypan vernal pools
Species
Vernal pool fairy shrimp, Vernal pool tadpole shrimp

CONTACT

AJ Ramon

D: 916.698.8488
creditsca@res.us
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The 160-acre Campbell Ranch Conservation Bank lies adjacent to the Jepson Prairie Reserve and north of the Dixon Pools National Landmark in Solano County. The federally listed vernal pool tadpole shrimp (Lepidurus packardi) and vernal pool fairy shrimp (Branchinecta lynchi) are protected under a conservation easement over the bank’s beautiful mosaic of grassland, northern claypan vernal pools, alkali swales and depressions, and seasonal wetlands. Campbell Ranch was approved as a conservation bank by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service in 2005 and provides preservation credits for vernal pool tadpole and fairy shrimp.

Stay tuned because RES is currently working with federal and state agencies to approve the adjacent land as a bank and bring new credits for the California tiger salamander, Northwestern Pond Turtle, Swainson’s hawk, and burrowing owl.

Available Credit Types

Download service area map and KMZ file below:

Vernal pool fairy and tadpole shrimp | KMZ