Redwood Creek integrated watershed strategy

Redwood Creek Watershed Group. 2006. Redwood Creek integrated watershed strategy. Redwood Creek Watershed Group

Excerpt from Overview: "The goal of the Integrated Watershed Strategy (IWS) for Redwood Creek, Humboldt County, California is to improve and protect water quality, water supply, and aquatic and riparian habitat throughout the Redwood Creek watershed including the estuary and coastal areas. The goals will be met by the implementation of projects that address issues related to sediment, summer water temperature, groundwater contamination, and aquatic and riparian habitat quality. Implementation of this strategy requires a collaborative and voluntary approach. The IWS builds and expands partnerships that foster communication, coordination, planning, and education and public outreach regarding all aspects of water management in the watershed." Sections of this report include: overview, objectives, watershed description, watershed resource issues, watershed implementation projects, technical analysis and plan performance, references, and appendices (aggreement; relation to local planning agency; statewide water priorities; statewide water management strategies and integration; potential impacts and benefits; and disadvantaged community status for the Orick community).

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Redwood Creek Watershed Group
Date of Issue
2006-06-22
Publisher
Redwood Creek Watershed Group
Units
REDW
Keywords
Flood Control, groundwater contamination, Habitat, Hydrology, Management, Natural resource planning, Plan, Planning, Presence (Biodiversity), Redwood Creek, Sediment Load, Strategic planning, Taxa Links To References, Water Quality, Water Supply, Water Temperature, Watershed, Watershed planning

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