Mariner Ranch Conservation Bank on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Mariner Ranch Conservation Bank
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last updated: April 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Sold-Out

Chair:USFWS

USACE District:Sacramento

FWS Field Office:Sacramento

NOAA Fisheries Region:West Coast

State:California

County:Placer [CA]

Total Acres:160.00

Status/Date:Sold-Out 09/23/2013

Establishment Date:11/07/2006

Type:Private Commercial

www.westerveltecologicalservices.com

Comments: Mariner Vernal Pool Conservation Bank (Preserve) is located northwest of the intersection between Nicolaus and North Dowd Roads, approximately seven miles west of the town of Lincoln in Placer County, California (Figure 1). The Preserve was established on November 7, 2006 under a Bank Agreement between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Westervelt Ecological Services, LLC (WES). The 160-acre Preserve is characterized by gently undulating uplands associated with vernal pools and swales (Figure 2). Lands surrounding the Preserve are zoned for agriculture and are currently used for rice production and livestock grazing. In 2006, the property immediately north of the Preserve was purchased by the California Department of Transportation for mitigation of the State Route 65 Bypass.

Bank Credit Classifications

Species/Habitat

Vernal Pool Preservation (ESA)
Vernal pool fairy shrimp (VPFS)

Group

Group: Vernal Pool Preservtion

Credit Ledger Summary

Last Transaction: Feb 15, 2008

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Group: Vernal Pool Preservtion025.6325.6325.63

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