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Naturalist Notes

Eel River Recovery Project Findings Featured in News

Findings from the Eel River Recovery Project (ERRP) were recently featured on the front page of the Mendocino County Observer. The ERRP have performed yearly surveys of non-native Sacramento pikeminnow populations in the South Fork Eel River from 2016-present. Working

smroy July 15, 2018April 10, 2023 Naturalist Notes, News, Posts, Research Projects Read more

Turbidites and rip-up clasts in Elder Creek

Elder Creek, part of the South Fork Eel River watershed, lies in the Franciscan Formation found underfoot in most of the Northern Coast Ranges of California. The rocks here were deposited in marine environments when the Farallon slab was still

jesse August 9, 2015October 16, 2015 Naturalist Notes Read more

A new crayfish may be invading the Eel, unfortunately.

On March 14 2015, Mary Power found a new crayfish in the South Fork Eel River, just north of the Angelo Coast Range Reserve on the eastern edge of the first pool below confluence of the South Fork Eel with

mary July 8, 2015April 10, 2023 Naturalist Notes, News, Posts Read more

Ring necked snakes

   

mary April 6, 2015July 8, 2015 Naturalist Notes, Posts Read more

Oscar and the Fox Creek Slime Mold

Oscar Chang and I encountered this bright yellow spongy mass on a mossy rotten log on the south (left looking downstream) bank of Fox Creek, about 50 m up from the confluence with South Fork, in early June 2013, when

mary February 27, 2015July 8, 2015 Naturalist Notes, Posts Read more

Beetle that mimics appearance and movement of yellow jacket…

July 2014 was perhaps the most intense yellow jacket season we’ve ever experienced at Angelo. On July 17, 2014, Casey Huckins and Mary Power spotted a “yellow jacket” in a funnel web’s spider web on the road cut banks along

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Your gift helps to create a lasting natural laboratory where advanced environmental mapping; sensing, and tracing; disciplined natural history observation; field experimentation; and modeling can be developed, taught, and applied. The Angelo Coast Range Reserve is a window into the

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