Redwood Creek estuary monitoring: 1992 progress report [includes 1992 Redwood Creek estuary annual monitoring report to US Army Corps of Engineers]

Anderson DG. 1993. Redwood Creek estuary monitoring: 1992 progress report [includes 1992 Redwood Creek estuary annual monitoring report to US Army Corps of Engineers]. Redwood National Park

The main report fulfills one of the conditions of a special permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to manipulate water level in the Redwood Creek estuary and sloughs for flood control and habitat improvement. (Permit is Appendix A.) This report and the progress report summarize estuary management activities by Redwood National Park during 1992, including estimating populations of salmonids and other fish, monitoring water quality, and managing the water level. No artificial breaching occurred in 1992; park staff did meet with owners of lands adjacent to the estuary to pursue long-term solutions. Includes tables of slough trapping results, water quality measurements, chart of South Slough water levels (June-December), 2 aerial photographs of the estuary and sloughs (June 21, 1992). Appendix B is the park project clearance No. 92-06 to lower the water level in the North Slough.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Anderson, David
Date of Issue
1993-08-13
Publisher
Redwood National Park
Units
REDW
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Estuaries, Fish Studies, Habitats, Hydrological Monitoring, Inventory & Monitoring, Population, Progress Report, Redwood Creek Estuary, Rivers & Streams, Salmonids (Salmonidae), Water Level, Water Quality

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