Continue the restoration and enhancement of existing mitigation lands. Habitats being protected or restored include riparian zones of seasonal streams, wet prairie, upland prairie, forested wetland, oak woodland, and dry coniferous forest.1. Implement wildlife habitat management activities as outlined in the Willow Creek management plan to maintain a baseline of 575 habitat units and provide additional habitat units through restoration and enhancement of wildlife habitats. a. Continue non-native vegetation control efforts; reduce or eliminate the top 10 problem non-native plant species from the site. through FY05 $ 14,500 x b. Reduce adult bullfrog levels by 50% from pre-control levels through FY05 $ 1,500 x c. Enhance three acres of oak woodland by reducing trunk density and removing non-native understory vegetation. through FY05 $ 5,000 x d. Restore eight acres of invaded wet prairie to wet prairie and ash savanna habitats. through FY05 $ 13,500 x e. Restore native grasses and forbs to establish one acre of native upland prairie on former agricultural land. through FY05 $ 5,700 x f. Install and maintain soft erosion and stream restoration methods to prevent erosion and restore original stream channels. through FY05 $ 1,000 x g. Remove unnecessary interior fencing, and repair boundary fencing as necessary. through FY05 $ 2,000 x
