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East Beaver Creek

Native Plants
Threatened Coho Salmon
Riparian
Water Quality
Salmonids
Invasive Species
Monitoring

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  5. Monitoring Active

East Beaver Creek

Fall Chinook, Oregon coast coho, winter steelhead, and coastal cutthroat trout are found in East Beaver Creek, a Nestucca River tributary. The product of a private-public partnership, this enhancement and restoration project recreated necessary habitat components and increased instream structural diversity. Placing largewoody debris and scattered individual trees encouraged pools, side channels, and better gravel sorting, all important features of fish habitat and a healthy river. Additionally, an 800-foot section of E. Beaver Creek Rd. was relocated to allow the river to regain its natural meanders and almost 1,300 native trees and shrubs were planted in the riparian corridor. 

Project Details

Cost

$121, 254

Notes

Completed: 2016

Partners: land owner (Stimson Lumber), Tillamook County, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Land Management, and United States Forest Service

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