Fact Sheet: Coyote Creek Native Ecosystem Enhancement Tool
What is CCNEET?

Inspired by the need for a coordinated watershed approach to improve environmental conditions, the Coyote Creek Native Ecosystem Enhancement Tool (CCNEET) is an online planning tool that identifies ecologically appropriate restoration opportunities in and along the creek within San Jose, CA. These opportunity areas can become the basis for outreach, project proposals, partnering agreements, and concept designs.

Embedded within the EcoAtlas platform, it leverages a host of environmental data layers that can further support resource managers.

How was it developed?

CCNEET was built on existing data and reports, using a synthesis process that was overseen by a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) of local, state, and federal scientists and resource managers. The TAC provided essential local expertise that ensured that CCNEET’s actions and opportunity areas reflect current scientific knowledge and land uses.

This fact sheet provides a quick overview on how to use CCNEET. For more information, visit the About CCNEET page.

Preferred Citation

Valley Water. 2026. Fact Sheet: Coyote Creek Native Ecosystem Enhancement Tool. Developed by SFEI for Valley Water. October 2026.

Published Document
Attachment Size
CCNEET factsheet_v5_SFEI_110426.pdf 2.4 MB
Programs and Focus Areas
EcoAtlas Tools & Training
Science Communications
Date Published
11/2026
Place Published
Richmond, CA
Publisher
San Francisco Estuary Institute