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Corte Madera Creek |
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Tour: Monitoring Sites Corte Madera Creek 1999 |
Click on image to enlarge (124K). Click here to display a larger version (596K).Habitat typing site CM-01 was located at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers concrete flood control channel in Kentfield. This area is under tidal influence and serves as a migration corridor for steelhead trout. However, due to the absence of structure and protective cover, as well as a poorly functioning fish ladder upstream, emigrating steelhead may be prone to predation by birds (Rich, 2000). Photo taken by A.A. Rich and Associates in 1999.
Click on image to enlarge (110K). Click here to display a larger version (547K).Temperature monitoring was conducted at the beginning of the concrete channel seen in the previous picture by A. A. Rich and Associates using a thermograph during April through September 1999. The temperature site number was CMC-1b. Photo taken in 1999 by A.A. Rich and Associates.
Click on image to enlarge (131K). Click here to display a larger version (657K).This picture shows habitat typing site CM-02 in mainstem Corte Madera Creek, which contains a lateral scour pool, with an average depth of 0.35 meters, associated with bank cut and rip-rap. The people shown are electrofishing using block nets. Photo taken and habitat typing conducted by A.A. Rich and Associates in 1999.
Click on image to enlarge (117K). Click here to display a larger version (606K).This is another picture showing electrofishing at habitat typing site CM-02 in mainstem Corte Madera Creek. Photo taken in 1999 by A.A. Rich and Associates.
Click on image to enlarge (87K). Click here to display a larger version (650K).A large California roach was found during electrofishing at the habitat typing site CM-02 in mainstem Corte Madera Creek. Photo taken in 1999 by A.A. Rich and Associates
Click on image to enlarge (125K). Click here to display a larger version (633K).The electrofishing crew shown has assembled block nets to sample habitat typing site CM-05 in mainstem Corte Madera Creek, which contains a low gradient riffle. Photo taken and habitat typing conducted in 1999 by A.A. Rich and Associates.
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