Orange County Board Approves Laguna Coast Wilderness Park Habitat Restoration Agreement in California: $1.9 Million Grant to Restore 71 Acres Over Five Years
Orange County, California — Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley, vice chair of the Board of Supervisors, said in a statement following the October 27, 2026, Board meeting that the Board voted unanimously to approve a grant agreement supporting native wildlife habitat restoration at Laguna Coast Wilderness Park.
Foley said the $1.9 million grant, along with $50,000 in county in-kind support, will restore 71 acres of native habitat at the park.
The agreement is with the Wildlife Conservation Board and the Laguna Canyon Foundation, and the Board also authorized an entry permit allowing the Foundation to conduct restoration activities in the park, according to the statement.
Foley said the Laguna Canyon Foundation will lead five years of restoration and 20 years of ongoing management.
In the statement, Foley said the Foundation partnership with the county helps reduce costs while protecting open spaces and native wildlife for future generations.
The statement was released by Foley office on October 27 and also covered other items the Board handled that day. This report covers only the habitat restoration agreement.
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