Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Promoting Recovery of Badly Burned Watershed, Determine How Best to Perform Effective, Timely Restoration and Collection of Thermal Infrared, High Resolution, and Natural Color Orthoimagery on Over 11 Miles of Rock Creek. Long-term Summer Stream Reference Temperature Monitoring to Collect and Analyze Three More Years of Data for This Project, and the Expanded North Umpqua Analysis, Continuing a Well-used Project Aiding in Science-based Management in the Umpqua Basin. Restore and Maximize the Natural Production of Coho Salmon, Steelhead, Cutthroat Trout and Pacific Lamprey. Restore Channel Morphology and Reconnect the Floodplain. Restore and Rehabilitate the Aquatic Habitat After the Devastating Archie Creek Fire That Killed Between 80 to 100 of the Riparian Vegetation and Trees.
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$256,980
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