Dfg stream habitat restoration manual

CALIFORNIA SALMONID STREAM HABITAT RESTORATION MANUAL FISH PASSAGE EVALUATION IX-A-2 March the form and function of the stream. To this end, these criteria conceptually apply to bridges and low water crossings, as well as culverts. The primary factors that determine the extent to which fish passage will be impacted by theFile Size: KB. Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration Manual” (October - Second Edition). • Where necessary, trees may be felled to accommodate cable yarding corridors. Within the n the inner zone, trees felled will be left on site as LWD. The first edition of this manual, written by Gary Flosi and Forrest Reynolds, and published in , formally synthesized and described the Department of Fish and Game's approach and technical methods for anadromous salmonid habitat restoration.

CALIFORNIA SALMONID STREAM HABITAT RESTORATION MANUAL STREAM INVENTORY REPORT J-2 February SAMPLING STRATEGY The inventory uses a method that samples approximately 10% of the habitat units within the survey reach (Hopelain, ). All habitat units included in the survey are classified according to habitat type and their lengths are measured. Part VII of the California Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration Manual. Techniques for placement of imported spawning gravel are identified on page VII of the California Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration Manual. • Unanchored large woody debris may be used to enhance pool formation and improve stream reaches. CALIFORNIA SALMONID STREAM HABITAT RESTORATION MANUAL FISH PASSAGE EVALUATION IX-1 April INTRODUCTION A stream crossing is any human-made crossing over or through a stream channel including paved roads, unpaved roads, railroads, trails, and paths. Stream crossings include culverts, bridges, and.

from DFG's California Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration Manual and Weaver Hagans'. Handbook for Forest and Ranch Roads to the core set of conservation. the California Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration Manual. Most streams in California also support important populations of non-salmonid fishes, amphibians. Fish passage was assessed following California Department of Fish Game (DFG) protocols as described in the California Salmonid Stream Habitat Restoration.