Liberty Island Conservation Bank on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Liberty Island Conservation Bank
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last updated: February 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Approved

Chairs:USFWS, NOAA Fisheries

USACE District:Sacramento

FWS Field Office:SF Bay-Delta

NOAA Fisheries Region:West Coast

State:California

County:Yolo [CA]

Total Acres:147.91

Status/Date:Approved 07/21/2010

Establishment Date:07/21/2010

Type:Private Commercial

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Comments: Of the 147.91 acres of the bank, 139.11 acres can be used as Salmonid Conservation Credits. Of the 139.11 Salmonid Conservation Credits, 47.9 can used as either Salmonid or Delta Smelt Credits. In addition, out of the 139.11 Salmonid Conservation Credits, 19.3 of the preservation credits are available for use at the discretion of the USFWS for impacts to delta smelt habitat associated with Section 7 consultations.

Bank Credit Classifications

Species/Habitat

Delta smelt (Preservation)
Salmonid (Preservation)
Salmonid (Restoration)
delta smelt / longfin smelt

Group

Group: Riparian SRA/Salmonid Preservation
Group: Tule Marsh SRA/Salmonid-Smelt Restoration

Credit Ledger Summary

Last Transaction: Jun 24, 2020

***ATTENTION***

Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability.|

CreditsWithdrawn

CreditsReleased

CreditsPotential

Credits

Species/Habitat

Delta smelt (Preservation)019.319.319.3

delta smelt / longfin smelt7.18537.26544.4544.45

Salmonid (Restoration)2.13.582.712.71

Salmonid (Preservation)55.33.0755.455.4

Group

Group: Tule Marsh SRA/Salmonid-Smelt Restoration.4353.0153.453.45

Group: Riparian SRA/Salmonid Preservation013.813.813.8

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