The Roots Program is implementing and funding a variety of practices to benefit wildlife, fish, and pollinators. Through our community-centered model, these practices have been developed in collaboration with applicants on a variety of working landscapes across California. Examples are provided below; however, this is not an inclusive list of all practices eligible for funding.

• Native plant hedgerow, pollinator plantings, monarch butterfly plantings
• Riparian/creek restoration, including plantings, invasive species removal, and exclusion fencing
• Oak woodland restoration, including plantings, vegetation thinning, and invasive species removal
• Native grassland restoration
• Bird nest boxes, raptor perches, bat roosting boxes, bee boxes, wildlife brush piles, and other wildlife structures
• Beaver Dam Analogs (BDAs) or other in-stream woody structures
• Hazardous fence removal and installing wildlife-friendly fencing
• Off stream livestock water and wildlife water sources