Fall River Resource Conservation District
Past Projects
2009-2010
Lower Beaver Creek
This planning project would address restoration and enhancement needs along Lower Beaver Creek, one of two major tributaries to the Pit River in the Fall River Valley. Restoration efforts would improve overall water quality and stream function.
2009-2010
Harlow Meadow Restoration Project
Funded by the Fish and Wildlife Service. The proposed project will build upon past efforts to reduce sediment and reconnect the stream with the meadow hydrology at this location.
2009-2010
Burney Hat Creek Community Forest Project
Funded by the Federal Assistance grant. Project to conceive, plan, and implement a community forest concept project in the Hat Creek and Burney Creek watersheds of Shasta County.
2009-2010
Big Bear Flat Restoration Project
Funded by Fish and Wildlife Service. Implement "pond and plug" stream and wetland restoration principles to a severely eroded, mile long meadow system that is a tributary to one of the premier wild trout fisheries in CA. The purpose of this project is to restore the functionality of approximately 400 acres of effected floodplain within the Big Bear Flat Meadow.
2004
Beaver Creek Restoration Project
Draft project plan for irrigation water management and stream channel improvements at Beaver Creek Ranch. The plan shall include actions to improve water use efficiency, reduce channel erosion, improve aquatic and riparian habitat, and improve livestock forage.
2002
Upper Big Bear Restoration Project Phase II.
Funded by the Cantara Trustee Council. Bear Creek and Cold Creek culvert replacement.
2000-2002
Day Bench Community Fuels Reduction Project
Funded by Lassen National Forest.
1999-2002
The Fall River Restoration Project
The Fall River Restoration Project is an integrated effort let by the Fall River Resource Conservation District to implement short and long term improvements in water quality and aquatic/riparian habitat in the upper Fall River watershed, with a particular emphasis on improvements to the Bear Creek drainage. This project was funded by a State Water Quality Control Board grant.