Replace improperly installed and maintained culvert crossings to restore connectivity in thirteen high priority streams in Winston County, Alabama, benefitting numerous freshwater species, including the black warrior waterdog and flattened musk turtle. Project will improve habitat connectivity within 101 miles of streams, improve 20 acres of riparian forest, and engage at least 40 private landowners through education or technical assistance to promote conservation practices on private lands.
NFWF Grant Profile
Conservation Program(s):
Cumberland Plateau-Southern Appalachians Fund
Project Title: Restoring Connectivity and Improving In-Stream Habitat in the Upper Sipsey Fork Watershed (AL)
Organization:
Alabama Forestry Foundation
Project ID:
1904.20.068060
Description:
Award Amount:
$225000.00
Location:
Streams located in the Upper Sipsey Fork Watershed in Winston County, Alabama.