
more about KRN - British Columbia
Creek Science goes to Nelson. Four classes completed the field studies classes at a local creek. Grade 4s did creek velocity and Grade 6s captured and studied macro invertebrates.
This program supported by Columbia Basin Trust and Kootenai River Network - Montana.
Four classes completed Creek Science studies in a quiet backwater of Canyon Creek in Golden. The Grade 7 class pictured here is gathering data to compute the flow of this tributary of Canyon Creek.
An alliance of diverse citizen's groups, individuals,
businesses, industry, and tribal and government water resource management agencies
in Montana, Idaho, and British Columbia. Our mission is to involve stakeholders
in the protection and restoration of the chemical, physical, and biological
integrity of the Kootenai River Basin waters.
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Kootenai River Network, Inc.
Contact: director@kootenairivernetwork.org
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- Montana & Idaho
Grave Creek Revegetation
Techniques Successful!
In 2005 and 2006 the stream bank was
restored with willow communities through the construction of
bioengineered vegetated soil lifts and planting of containerized
shrubs.
Additional revegetation activities were done to enhance plating
floodplain function to promote natural revegetation processes. These
activities included enhancement of floodplain features such as
construction of floodplain swales and placement of woody debris on
floodplain surfaces to provide the complexity and site conditions
necessary to recruit and support native riparian vegetation naturally.
The ongoing restoration work is supported by: Flanagan Ranch; Friends of Grave Creek; Geum Consulting, Inc.; Kootenai River Network; Lincoln Conservation District; Montana Department of Environmental Quality; Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks; Natural Resources Conservation Service; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service/Montana Partners for Fish and Wildlife.