Watershed and Fisheries Ecological Restoration on the Six Rivers National Forest

Document Details:

Title: Watershed and Fisheries Ecological Restoration on the Six Rivers National Forest
Category: Website
External URL: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/srnf/home/?cid=STELPRDB5445190&width=full
Updated Date: 09.01.2017
Author(s)/Source(s): USDA, United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service
Publication Date: 2017
Focal Topic: Water Quality, Monitoring Programs, Habitat Restoration, Aquatic Habitat / Invertebrates / Insects, Sediment & Geomorphology
Location: Lower Klamath, Trinity River, Mid Klamath
Watershed Code: 18010209
Abstract:

The Six Rivers National Forest is in the early stages of developing a project to restore aquatic habitats in selected stream reaches across the forest. The overall purpose of the restoration project is to improve riparian and instream conditions for anadromous fisheries including listed threatened and sensitive fisheries and their critical habitats. The forest is considering a suite of potential restoration actions including adding large woody debris to provide cover for juvenile coho salmon, and developing side-channel areas for winter rearing and riparian treatments to encourage species diversity.

Keyword Tags:
watershed, USDA, erosion, sedimentation