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Russian River Watershed Projects at the San Francisco Estuary Institute

Dates

2015

Download the flyer relating all of these materials.

*For links to these reports, go to RussianRiver.SFEI.org

Understanding the Past
Historical Ecology and Landscape Change in the Central Laguna de Santa Rosa* (2017) Laguna de Santa Rosa and Mark West Creek: Changes in Historical Channel Alignment* (2016) Historical Ecology to Guide TMDL Implementation: Laguna de Santa Rosa Watershed* (2016) 1942 Historical Aerial Photomosaic* (2016)

Understanding the Present

North Coast Inland Waters and Riparian Area Mapping Standards* (2016)
Santa Rosa Plain Wetlands Profile* (2015)
Riparian Zone Estimator Tool* training (2017)
Russian River Regional Monitoring Program Development* (2017 - present)
Using EcoAtlas to support Compensatory Mitigation and Restoration Planning and Assessment
Pilot Study of Russian River Water, Sediment, and Fish for Contaminants of Emerging Concern and Pesticides (2017)

Envisioning the Future

Associated Staff

Scott Dusterhoff

Cristina Grosso

Gemma Shusterman

Julie Beagle (former staff)

Josh Collins (former staff)

Letitia Grenier (former staff)

Robin M. Grossinger (former staff)

Project Partners

Programs & Focus Areas

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Software Engineering & Web Development

Historical Ecology

Habitat Assessment & Monitoring

Stream & Riparian Health

Clean Water Program

Environmental Informatics Program

Resilient Landscapes Program

Associated Data

Laguna de Santa Rosa Historical Aerial Photomosaic Image from 1942

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Associated Projects

Lower Laguna de Santa Rosa and Mark West Creek: Changes in Historical Channel Alignment

This study reconstructed the historical channel alignment of lower Mark West Creek, lower Laguna de Santa Rosa, and surrounding tributaries during the mid-19th century, and documented major changes in channel alignment over the past 150…

North Coast WRAMP Demonstration: Mapping Standards

The North Coast WRAMP Demonstation Project focused on mapping and assessing the condition of aquatic resources within the Santa Rosa Plain, CA using GIS based mapping protocols consistent with BAARI. A new regional…

RipZET: A GIS-based Tool for Estimating Riparian Zones

The Riparian Zone Estimator Tool (RipZET) is a decision support tool developed by the San Francisco Estuary Institute and Aquatic Science Center for the California Riparian Habitat Joint Venture and the California Water Resources…