restoration

Strawberry Creek Fish

2015

Three fish species were reintroduced into Strawberry Creek in 1988. They still live in the creek today.

Redwoods Planted Where They Shouldn't Be

Megan Bradley
2017

This article, written by a student leader in the Strawberry Creek restoration program, discusses how redwood trees are not native to the East Bay area.

Richmond Bay Campus Coastal Terrace Prairie Management Plan

Mark R. Stromberg
2014

This document outlines a comprehensive resource management plan for the Coastal Terrace Prairie at the Richmond Field Station.

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Richmond Field Station Biological Assessment Report

2003

This report outlines proposed remediation areas within the Western Stege Marsh, in the context of cleaning up legacy contamination.

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Richmond Field Station Habitat Restoration Progress Report 2003-2007

Sharon Farrell
2007

This report summarizes habitat restoration and invasive non-native plant control activities in the Western Stege Marsh and adjacent coastal prairie.

Richmond Field Station Habitat Restoration Progress Report 2003-2007 Appendices

2007

These are appendices to the 2007 report that summarizes habitat restoration and invasive non-native plant control activities in the Western Stege Marsh and adjacent coastal prairie.

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Riparian Vegetation Enhancement at the Women's Faculty Club Reach of Strawberry Creek - Summary of As-Built Conditions

Aysha Massell
2016

This report documents the as-built conditions of a restoration planting effort on the South Fork of Strawberry Creek.

Strawberry Creek Restoration Program

Photo - Students Work in Native Plant Nursery circa 2008

2000

Students plant seeds and cuttings of native plants in the Native Plant Nursery, located on the west side of Giannini Hall.

Photo - Codornices Creek Watershed Work 2004

2014

Photo of Codornices Creek Watershed Work