Category Archive

A final version of a Conservation Framework and Assessment Strategy that highlights the CHAP approach at multiple scales was submitted to the Southern California Association of Governments.

A final report that would update wildlife goals and objectives as part of the FERC process for the Cowlitz Falls, WA project was submitted to Lewis County PUD.

CHAP assessment was completed and submitted to Grand Ronde Tribes as part of a recent land acquisition.

Corps of Engineers begins 2 new projects using CHAP.

Corps of Engineers’ Planning Center of Expertise begins an extensive review of the CHAP approach for regional approval.

Corps of Engineers restart Aliso Creek project using CHAP.

Corps of Engineers and City of Los Angeles have agreed to a $1 billion dollar habitat restoration project for the Los Angeles River. NHI did the baseline conditions and alternative scenarios using CHAP.

Grand Ronde Tribe has contracted with NHI to develop a CHAP evaluation of recently acquired land.

Specific Species Assessment Method (SAM) for the Oregon Chub that was done in collaboration with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife assists with the delisting of the first fish species ever (Oregon Chub) in the United States

A draft habitat evaluation for the San Francisco Bay South Shoreline project alternatives and a revised baseline condition reports were submitted to the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).