Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Focus of the Project Are Tributaries of the West Fork of the Smith River, Coon and Crane Creeks, an Area Within the Lower Smith River Watershed. Placement of Large Wood Within the Stream Serves to Restore Habitat Complexity and Diversity Within Stream Systems. Log Structures Create Important Habitat for Both Adult and Juvenile Fish, Providing Protection From Predators, Pool Creation, Foraging Opportunities, and Substrate Deposition. Additionally, Consecutive Structure Placements Help to Create a Moderating Effect for Aquatic Species, Reducing Impacts From High-flow Events as Well as Creating Deep Pools to Provide Refuge During Lower Summer Flows. the Scope of the Project Consists of Adding 700 Logs and Logs With Rootwads, Along Approximately 4 Miles of Stream. Following Structure Completion, SRWC Will Plant Excavator Corridors With Native Seed Mix and Tree Seedlings.
Committed
$70,000
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