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Defining Summer Low Flow Channels in Engineered Streams

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Start Date 2011/06/01
End Date 2013/06/01
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Location Description Corte Madera Creek, Lagunitas Creek, Guadalupe River, Alameda Creek.

The overall goal of this project is to reduce sediment delivery and facilitate sediment movement in engineered stream reaches to be determined by this project.  Possible candidates that have active watershed-based approaches and are familiar to IRWMP are Corte Madera Creek, Lagunitas Creek, Guadalupe River and Alameda Creek.  Sediment management will be accomplished by improving and / or removing flood control structures, and stabilizing stream banks and creating / restoring thalwegs. These multiple efforts will improve summer habitat for the nationally threatened steelhead.


Flood Protection, Watershed Management, Fish passage, Restoration, Water Quality, Habitat Protection, Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency, Steelhead
Ecosystem Restoration, Environmental and habitat protection and improvement, Flood management, Land use planning, Water quality protection and improvement, Watershed planning, Wetlands enhancement and creation
Flood Protection & Stormwater Management