Summary report, rolling dip project 96-3, Coyote Creek watershed
Smith B. 1997. Summary report, rolling dip project 96-3, Coyote Creek watershed
This report is one of a large group containing details of individual projects done as part of the major rehabilitation efforts in the Redwood Creek basin, Redwood National Park, California. In this project, heavy equipment constructed rolling dips on 9 roads in the watershed of tributary Coyote Creek; (the 91 sites are indicated on a map). The purpose is reduction of erosion potential on roads that cannot be removed immediately, and similar projects are planned in the next two seasons for other remaining roads in the Redwood Creek basin. Background information on file for most sites in this series includes photopoint files (photopoint maps and description of locations for documentary photographs), color slides (the work process, before-and-after documentation), administrative files (calculations of volumes for excavation, equipment/hours/costs, daily logs, contracts, etc.), detailed geomorphic site maps (unmarked mylar base maps with overlays), and aerial photographs.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Smith, Becca
- Date of Issue
- 1997-07
- Units
- REDW
- Keywords
- Coyote Creek Redwood National Park CA, Management, Redwood Creek Basin Redwood National Park CA, Restoration, Rivers & Streams, Roads, Stabilization (Erosion Control), Watersheds