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| Meta Identifier | Entrix |
| Type of Data | Watershed Analysis for the Navarro River Basin |
| Originator | Entrix, Inc. |
| Description | Entrix collected data and reviewed existing information on Navarro watershed conditions for fisheries, water quality, stream flow, and sediment. Entrix conducted stream surveys in the summer of 1996, collecting stream channel conditions (channel cross-sections) and fish habitat parameters (e.g. pool depth, canopy, embededdness). Existing water quality data (including stream flow, water temperature and turbidity) was analyzed for the years 1995 through 1997 in streams throughout the Navarro watershed. A sediment budget was developed for the watershed. The plan also includes recommendations for land management practices and restoration projects within the watershed. |
| Area | Navarro Watershed |
| Metadata Date | 8/31/01 |
| Metadata Contact | Bryan Flaig |
| Contact Person Primary | Mitchell Katzel |
| Status | complete |
| Access Constraints | none |
| Data Set Name | chanwidth_nav_entrix.dbf, hab_nav_entrix.dbf, poolspc_nav_entrix.dbf, trihey_xsect_mill4.dbf, trihey_xsect_nav.dbf, xsect_mill3_entrix.dbf, xsect_nav_entrix.dbf |
| Date of Content Start | 6/25/94 |
| Date of Content End | 8/29/96 |
| Serial Name | Paper copy |
| Purpose | To study the limiting factors to salmon production and land use-related impacts to water quality, and provide a strategic analysis of the sub-basins and stream reaches where restoration and enhancement actions can have the greatest impact. |
| Data Quality Information | High. Survey protocol follows Flosi and Reynolds 1994. |
| Use Constraints | Descriptions of LWD are useless for assessing amounts and monitoring change because survey protocol embeds data on wood within a subjective cover classification scheme. Habitat typing is subjective and often not replicable. |
| Supplemental Information | Flosi and Reynolds 1994. Approximately 12 miles of channel were surveyed by Entrix staff in the summer of 1996. This amount constitutes a small fraction of the total stream channel length in the watershed. |
| Keywords | habitat typing, cross section, stream survey, water quality, sediment budget, restoration |
| Publisher | Anderson Valley Land Trust |
| Publication Place | Boonville, California |
| Publication Date | June, 1998 |
| Title | Navarro Watershed Restoration Plan |
| Abstract | 1. Restore the water quality, salmon fishery, and former abundance of other renewable resources within the Navarro watershed. 2. Sustain a diverse, viable local economy that is in balance with a natural environment rich in diversity of native species and habitats. 3. Enhance the efforts of those who live and work in the Navarro Watershed in taking personal responsibility for managing their land and activities in order to minimize negative impacts on the health of the watershed, respecting both the rights and responsibilities of private property. 4. Facilitate cooperation between government agencies and landowners so that government regulations help, and do not hinder, efforts to restore and maintain the health of the watershed. |
| Storage Location | Anderson Valley Land Trust |
| Contact Organization | Anderson Valley Land Trust |
| Contact Address | P.O. Box 1000 |
| Contact City | Boonville |
| Contact State | CA |
| Contact Zip Code | 95415 |
| Contact Voice Telephone | (707) 895-2090 |
| Progress | complete |
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