Pacific Coast Fish Wildlife And Wetlands Assoc

Watershed assessment and project design. This projects involves completion of extensive field survey work to identify sites with the potential for future sediment delivery to stream channels in the sproul creek watershed. Field data is used to develop a prioritized plan for projects in the watershed that can be implemented to reduce future erosion affecting aquatic resources. Specialized geological consultants provide supervision and quality assurance for the projects. This project involved cooperative efforts with public agencies and multiple private landowners. Project located in sproul creek (eel river tributary)project: q2296506

Rare plant surveys and wetland delineation mapping. These projects provided survey information and mapping documenting the presence or absence of protected species of rare plants and jurisdictional wetlands as needed by public agencies to design and permit habitat restoration projects. Information was provided to the city of arcata, city of eureka and the nonprofit ducks unlimited to assist in implementing larger projects being developed under their jurisdiction.projects elk river/city of eureka and california native plant society (cnps 7046)

Implementation of instream and estuary habitat restoration projects. These implementation projects required significant effort to secure required permits from multiple permitting agencies before any implementation activity is allowed. These implementation projects were in the permitting phase in 2023 and construction activities began in 2024, with the ryan creek project completed in 2024. Projects located in ryan creek (humboldt bay), lindsay creek (mad river) and little river (humboldt)projects: q2010508, q2010522, q2110514, q2210513, q2210517, q2210518, q2210526