The Council monitors watershed trends and the outcomes of restoration projects to provide important information used in project planning, design, and implementation.
The Mattole Technical Advisory Committee, composed of over 20 agency representatives and local restorationists, review project results and data.
The Council works to develop, maintain, and communicate specific plans for priority restoration work throughout the basin.
Our monitoring program is also in its second year of collecting data from tributaries in the lower Mattole to understand the effect of sediment reduction work on in-stream turbidity, or the amount of sediment suspended in the water. To volunteer to assist with this project, please contact
at the Petrolia office.
Technical Advisory Committee
Mattole
Technical Advisory Committee
& Technical
Documents
The
Mattole
Technical Advisory Committee was convened to provide scientific
oversight and
input to guide Mattole restoration and conservation programs. The MTAC,
which
meets twice a year, has a membership of over twenty-five agency
scientists and
engineers, academic researchers, Mattole-based restoration
practitioners, funding
agency representatives and land conservation experts.
Below
are links to recent MTAC meeting minutes and PowerPoint presentations, as well as a number of
technical/scientific
documents about the watershed.
April 15, 2011
Meeting MinutesPresentations:
Bear Creek Project Design ReviewFluvial Processes and Coho Recovery
October 21, 2010Meeting Minutes
Presentations:
Mattole Coho Recovery Strategy Update
Mattole Wood Structures 2010
Lower Bear Creek Update
October TAC GRCC Presentation
Climate Change Restoration Strategies
May 24, 2010
Meeting Minutes
Draft Coho Recovery Strategy
Randy Klein Class III Channel Protections
December 4, 2009
Meeting Minutes
PowerPoint Presentations:
Sustaining
Watershed Recovery Under the Mattole PTEIR
Benefits
of the PTEIR for Forest Restoration
Groundwater
Storage for Streamflow Enhancement in the Mattole Headwaters
Good
Roads, Clear Creeks 2009 Work Season Presentation
Water
Scarcity and Groundwater Resources in the Mattole
June 4, 2009
Meeting
Minutes
PowerPoint Presentations:
GRCC
Overview
Lower
Mattole Turbidity Baseline Data
Lower
Mattole Turbidity Report
Sediment
Model Presentation
November 13, 2008
Meeting
Minutes
PowerPoint Presentations:
Watershed
Plan 2.0 update
Mattole
Sediment Modeling Presentation
GRCC
2008 Overview
MSG
Spawner Survey Methodology
April 30, 2008
Meeting
Minutes
PowerPoint Presentations:
Watershed
Plan 2.0 update
Mattole
GRCC Program Update
December 3, 2007
Meeting
Minutes
PowerPoint Presentations:
SFI
Flow Program Community Update
March 16, 2007
Meeting
Minutes
Technical Documents are listed
by
subject area below:
Wildlife: Welsh,
H. H. Jr, Hodgson, G. R. and Lind, A. J. 2005. Ecogeography of the
herpetofauna
of a northern California watershed: linking species patterns to
landscape processes.
Ecography 28: 521-536.
Welsh,
H. H. Jr, Hodgson, G. R. and Karraker, N. E. 2005. Influences of the
vegetation
mosaic on riparian and stream environments in a mixed forest-grassland
landscape
in
''Mediterranean'' northwestern California.
Ecography 28:
537-551.
Fish
and fish habitat:Preston,
L. 1991. A cursory evaluation of salmonid spawning and rearing
conditions on Mattole
River, Humboldt County. California Department of Fish and Game. Redding,
CA. 47
pp.
Welsh,
H.H. Jr., G.R. Hodgson, B.C. Harvey and M. Roche. 2001. Distribution of
Juvenile
Coho Salmon in Relation to Water Temperatures in Tributaries of the
Mattole River,
California. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 21:464-470.
Water
quality and sediment: Davis,
A. Z. 2006. Development of a Monitoring Protocol for Bioengineered
Sediment Mitigated
Related to Stream Adjacent Bank Failures on Fourmile and Sholes Creeks
in the
Mattole River Watershed. M.S. thesis, Humboldt State University, Arcata,
California.
North
Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (NCRWQCB). 2002. Mattole
River watershed
technical support document for total maximum daily loads for sediment
and temperature
. North Coast Region, SWRCB. Santa Rosa, CA. 133 pp.
For
more information about the Mattole Technical Advisory Committee, please
contact
Nathan Queener at 707-629-3514 or
nathan(at)mattole.org.