Area	Basin-wide/General
Topic	Tour: Mendocino Watershed Service's Training

 

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This photo shows a Mendocino Watershed Service training led by Alan Mohr on Inman Creek. Many trainees in the MWS were displaced commercial salmon fishers or woods workers. Mohr is examining this debris jam with the possibility of salvaging large wood for instream structures. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell. 10/20/94.


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Alan Mohr leads Mendocino Watershed Service training on Inman Creek. Those enrolled learned hands on restoration and monitoring techniques. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell. 10/20/94.


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Biologist Rick Macedo leads Mendocino Watershed Service training on South Fork Garcia. Trainees are learning how to measure the flow of the stream with a pygmy flow meter. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell. 10/26/94.


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Mendocino Watershed Service trainees electro-fish the South Fork Garcia River under the supervision of Rick Macedo of the California Department of Fish and Game. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell.


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This photo shows Bob Klamt of the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board training Mendocino Watershed Service students how to do a bulk gravel sample using the McNeil method. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell.


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Fisheries biologist Pat Higgins explains stream processes and anadromous salmonid life histories to Mendocino Watershed Service trainees along the banks of the mainstem Garcia near Eureka Hill Bridge. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell.


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Trainees in the Mendocino Watershed Service program look at small scale steelhead rearing facility in the North Fork Gualala River run by the Gualala River Steelheaders. Photo courtesy of Craig Bell.

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