Your Content Goes Here Project Dates: September 2011 through October 2017 Description: SAWA was contracted by the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority (SAWPA) to conduct non-native plant removal and restoration for a 10.25-acre project area in the Prado Basin. SAWA subcontracted the initial planting and herbicide application. After two years, SAWA took over herbicide application responsibilities
Project Dates: May 2017 through April 2021 Description: SAWA was hired to remove approximately 2 acres of invasive plant species within the city's natural habit on Hickory Creek. Santa Ana Watershed is planting over 500 plants on the 2 acres and maintaining the site to the specifications outlined in the HCMP requirements.
Project Dates: April 2008 to March 2014 Description: SAWA was hired to remove approximately 785 acres of invasive plant species within a 995-acre site in Hidden Valley Wildlife Area in Riverside. SAWA also maintained a restoration site of 11 acres within a 40-acre site in Carbon Canyon. SAWA planted 40 acres of native plants and placed
Project Dates: December 2014 to April 2015 Description: Riverside County Parks had received a grant to prevent OHV access to some of their lands off of Jack Rabbit Trail and restore native habitat. Riverside County Parks contracted with SAWA to provide "specialty habitat restoration services" for them. SAWA installed two 5,000-gallon water tanks and ran irrigation to
Project Dates: November 2016 through 2018 Description: SAWA conducted non-native plant removal and herbicide applications to non-native vegetation within the Lake Elsinore Outlet Channel and around the perimeter of Gunnerson Pond. The total project acreage was approximately 75.2 acres, with about 2.4 acres of non-native vegetation removed/treated. SAWA's HRS manager conducted initial surveys, estimation, scheduling and oversight
Project Dates: November 2016 through 2018 Description: The Santa Ana Watershed Association (SAWA) conducted non-native plant removal and herbicide applications to non-native vegetation within the Santa Ana River. The total project acreage was 264.83 acres, with approximately 26.84 acres of non-native vegetation removed/treated. Multiple staff members worked on this project. SAWA's Habitat Restoration Services (HRS) manager
