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Places > Locust Road Mitigation Bank
Locust Road Mitigation Bank
PROJECT SNAPSHOT
Project Type
Conservation Bank, Mitigation BankLocation
California | Placer CountyService Area
Lower American River HUC 18020111, Auburn-Ravine Coon Creek HUC 180201610Solution
Species Habitat Mitigation, Wetland MitigationHabitat Types
- Seasonal wetland re-establishment
- Vernal pool re-establishment
- Wetland
Species
Swainson's hawk, Vernal pool fairy shrimpThe 75-acre Locust Road Conservation Bank in Placer County consists of vernal pools and swales, seasonal wetlands, intermittent drainage, and annual grassland habitats.
The Bank was approved by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to offset impacts to seasonal wetlands, vernal pools, vernal pool fairy shrimp, and Swainson’s hawk. The service area for Waters of the U.S. includes the Lower American River HUC (18020111) and Auburn-Ravine Coon Creek (180201610). The vernal pool creation and vernal pool fairy shrimp service area follows the above-referenced HUCs within the Southeastern Sacramento Vernal Pool Recovery Unit.
Available Credit Types
Download service area maps and KMZ files below:
- Seasonal wetland re-establishment | KMZ
- Vernal pool re-establishment | KMZ
- Vernal pool fairy shrimp restoration | KMZ
Previously Available Credit Types
- Swainson’s hawk (sold out)