Yellow Billed Cuckoo Habitat, Baker Creek
This project, west of Big Pine, utilizes tree planting and other means to enhance and enlarge habitat for endangered Yellow-Billed Cuckoo

Yellow Billed Cuckoo Habitat, Hogback Creek
This project, north of Lone Pine, supports suitable habitat for endangered Yellow-Billed Cuckoo

Well 368
Artesian well water is provided to create riparian, aquatic and spring habitats in support of the Owens Valley Pupfish

Homestead
Well water is used to create wetlands and spring habitat, and to irrigate alkali meadow

Freeman Creek
This project was intended to reestablish lost riparian habitat, irrigate pasture, and produce a shallow marsh

Hines Springs, Well 355
Well water is provided to an ancestral channel to create riparian vegetation to mitigate for lost spring habitat

Hines Springs, Aberdeen Ditch
Ditch water is provided to an ancestral channel to create riparian vegetation to mitigate for lost spring habitat

Warren Lake
A shallow-water basin is provided water for shorebirds and waterfowl

North of Mazourka Canyon Rd
Artesian wells are used to create condition that support habitat consistent with now extinct Owens Valley springs

Diaz Lake
Recreation Environmental MOU 1600 AF EIR
Aqueduct water provides a secure water supply to the Diaz Lake recreation area

640 Acres Near Laws Revegetation
This potential revegetation initiative, if implemented, would revegetate barren lands with non-groundwater dependent native plants

Lone Pine East Side Regreening
Irrigation is provided to enhance the aesthetics of abandoned pasturelands in Lone Pine

Lone Pine Woodlot
This agricultural project provides water to rows of trees that are harvested to provide firewood for those in need

Lone Pine Sports Complex
This recreation project converted portions of school and vacant LADWP property into an outdoor sports complex consisting of baseball fields, soccer fields, and park picnic areas

Richards Field
Formerly abandoned agricultural lands are provided surface and well water to establish pastureland and increase livestock grazing capabilities

Van Norman Field
This agricultural project provides surface and pumped water to establish pastureland and increase livestock grazing capabilities on abandoned agricultural land

Lone Pine West Side Regreening
This agricultural project is provided water to enhance the aesthetics of formerly abandoned agricultural in the town of Lone Pine

Lone Pine Riparian Park
Water flows through the town park creating a creek-like water feature

Eastern California Museum
Water is provided to fill a small pond, and to irrigate the museum landscape

Independence Roadside Rest Area
Irrigation water is provided to support a small landscaped park for travelers along Highway 395

Independence Woodlot
Well water provides irrigation for a tree farm that produces firewood for those in need

Independence Eastside Regreening
Well water provides irrigation for pasture in what was a barren abandoned agricultural field

Independence Springfield
Flood irrigation provides water to revegetate near-barren ground with native pasture for grazing livestock

Independence Pasturelands
This agricultural project provides water restore native pasture lands on formerly abandoned croplands and sparsely vegetated land

Big Pine Northeast Regreening
Well water is used to irrigate formerly abandoned pasture lands in the town of Big Pine

McNally Ponds and Native Pasture
Recreation and Agriculture E/M Projects EIR
Supplies water to fill seasonal ephemeral ponds to support migratory waterfowl, and provides irrigation to enhance and maintain two native pastures

Shepherd Creek Alfalfa Field
Water is provided to revegetated 198 acres of abandoned cropland with sprinkler-irrigated alfalfa

Billy Lake
This LORP habitat component maintains an off-river lake that supports a fisheries and provides habitat for waterfowl and other animals

Twin Lakes
This LORP habitat component maintains an off-river lake that supports a fisheries and provides habitat for waterfowl and other animals

Goose Lake
This LORP habitat component maintains an off-river pond that supports a fisheries and provides habitat for waterfowl and other animals

Laws Historical Museum Irrigated Pastures
This agricultural project provides a regular water supply to improve the native vegetation on two pastures on either side of the Laws Historical Museum

Laws/Poleta Native Pasture
Water is provided to reestablish native vegetation on two large abandoned pastures and increase livestock grazing capabilities

Farmers Pond
This project provides seasonal water to create habitat for migrating waterfowl.

Five Bridges Revegetation
This revegetation project seeks to restore a complex vegetation community that was lost due to nearby well pumping

Buckley Ponds
These ponds east of Bishop maintain a warm-water fishery and habitat for waterfowl

140 Acres Near Laws Revegetation
Various methods are used to revegetate 140 acres in the laws area

Klondike Lake
Year-round water delivered to a formerly seasonal lakebed provides for recreation and supports water bird habitat

Big Pine Area Revegetation, 160 Acres
This revegetation project will revegetate an abandoned agricultural field with native plants

Steward Ranch
LADWP compensated a ranch for losses due to a declining water table

Blackrock 16E Revegetation
This project will revegetated land which lost significant amount of native vegetation cover

Hines Spring South Revegetation
This project revegetates lands denuded by groundwater pumping

Independence 105 Revegetation
A revegetation program will restore native vegetation of the type that has died off due to groundwater pumping

Independence 131 South Revegetation
A revegetation program will restore native vegetation of the type that has died off due to groundwater pumping

Independence 131 North Revegetation
A revegetation program will restore native vegetation of the type that has died off due to groundwater pumping

Independence 123 Revegetation

Big Pine Area Revegetation, 20 Acres
This project rehabilitates the site with native plants similar to surrounding vegetation communities

Millpond
Irrigation is provided to the regionally significant recreation area

Klondike Lake South Shore Habitat Area
Seasonal flooding provides nesting and feeding areas for waterfowl

Tule Elk Field
Seasonal field irrigation provides cover and food for resident Tule Elk

Haiwee Reservoir
These reservoir lakes had been a popular recreational resource. They are now closed to the public

Calvert Slough
Water is provided to maintain a small marsh and pond

Saunders Pond
This pond supports a warm-water fishery and provide waterfowl habitat

Delta Habitat Area
Lower Owens River water flowing in the Owens Lake bed supports wildlife habitat

River Pumpback Facility
This facility pumps water from the river back up into the aqueduct on onto the lake bed

Islands Area
This section of the Lower Owens River has evolved into an extensive marsh

River Intake Structure
Water flow into the Lower Owens River is controlled by gates at this location

Drew Unit
Seasonal flooding maintains 500 acres of open water for waterfowl

Winterton Unit
Seasonal flooding maintains 500 acres of open water for waterfowl

Waggoner Unit
Seasonal flooding maintains 500 acres of open water for waterfowl

Thibaut Unit

Laws 27 Irrigated Revegetation
Irrigation is provide to grow native revegetation to restore former agricultural fields

Laws 90 Irrigated Revegetation
Buried drip irrigation is used to grow native revegetation to restore former agricultural fields

Laws 95 Irrigated Revegetation
Buried drip irrigation is used to grow native revegetation to restore former agricultural fields

Buried drip irrigation is used to grow native revegetation to restore former agricultural fields

Laws 129/118 Irrigated Revegetation

Bishop Area Revegetation
This revegetation project will revegetate formerly irrigated lands with native vegetation, not requiring sustained irrigation

Big Pine Ditch
This civic project reconstructed and upgraded residential ditches in the community of Big Pine that are now supplied seasonal water

Lower Owens River
The 52 mile rewatered river is at the heart of the Lower Owens River project

Independence Ditch
Water is conveyed though town and into the Independence Springfield or Pastureland

Tinemaha 54 Revegetation

Reinhackle Spring
Groundwater pumping is managed to avoid a reduction in spring flow

Big and Little Seely Springs
Well water discharged into a pond approximately provides habitat for waterfowl

Fish Springs Hatchery
This recreation project produces fish that are stocked throughout the region

Little Blackrock Springs
Ditch water is provided to maintain the wetland area at the original spring site

Blackrock Hatchery (Big Blackrock Springs)
This CDFW facility provides compensatory mitigation by producing fish that are stocked throughout the region