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| Notes from Previous Presentations |
Partners Natural Heritage Institute East Bay Regional Park District Resource Conservation District Dutch Slough Project Save Mount Diablo Delta Science Center Department of Conservation Contra Costa County Flood Control Department of Water Resources Watershed Project City of Brentwood Brentwood Park, Trail and Recreation Master Plan City of Oakley East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservation Plan Contra Costa County Volunteer Monitoring Program Brentwood Farmers Market Oakley Almond Festival Brentwood CornFest Water Issues SWAMP Agency brochure Bay Delta Conservation Plan Conservation Resources Check out water levels information Flood Control's Marsh Creek Page For Kids Critters Plants Delta Informal Gardeners Master Gardener Project California Native Plant Society History East Contra Costa Historical Ecology Project John Marsh House East Contra Costa Historical Society |
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November 8, 2007
Sarah Puckett, Natural Heritage Institute
The North East Contra Costa County Shoreline:
Development Proposals and Restoration Opportunities
December 2007
January 8, 2008
Alyson Aquino, District Conservationist with Resource
Conservation District
Improving Water Quality in the Marsh Creek Watershed
Through Alternative Irrigation Methods
February 7, 2008
Bob Case, California Native Plant Society
Don’t Let The Weeds Take the Creek- Discusses invasive
plant species.
March 13, 2008
No Speaker
Business Meeting
April 10, 2008
Mitch Avalon, Deputy Chief Engineer for the Contra Costa
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Discusses Mount Diablo Mercury Mine Clean Up
May 8, 2008
Tom Lindemuth, Teacher at Liberty High School in Oakley
Discusses Freedom High School Monitoring Program
No Speakers June or July
August 14, 2008
Mike Moran, Naturalist with East Bay Regional Park
District
Connecting Creeks and Restoration
September 11, 2008
Frank Palmeri, California Coastal Commission Contra
Costa County Coordinator
California Coastal Cleanup Day
No Speaker October
November 13, 2008
John Cain of the Natural Heritage Institute
And Tom Williams from Ironhouse Sanitary District
The Future of Lower Marsh Creek
December 11, 2008
JD Wikert, Habitat Restoration Specialist, Anadromous
Fish Restoration Program, United States Fish and Wildlife
Service D
Discusses Salmon
Habitat
Wayne Reeves, Director of
Project Development for Liberty Union High School District
(LUHSD) Discusses Proposed 4th High School
February 2009
John Kopchik
East Contra Costa Habitat Conservancy and Creek Set
Backs
March 12, 2009
Dr. Jim Hale
Natural history of East Contra Costa County including
Marsh Creek Watershed
April 9, 2009
Anne Littlejohn, Environmental Scientist with the Central
Valley
Regional Water Quality Board
Central Valley Regional Water Quality Board
May 14, 2009
Beth Askevold and Bronwen Stanford of the San Francisco
Estuary Institute (SFEI) and Abigail Fateman of the Contra
Costa County Department of Conservation and
Development.
Historical Ecology of East Contra Costa County
June11, 2009
Johnnie Mitchell, Contra Costa Water District
Water Conservation Inside and Outside the Home
November 8, 2007
Sarah Puckett, Natural Heritage Institute
The North East Contra Costa County Shoreline:
Development Proposals and Restoration Opportunities
December 2007
January 8, 2008
Alyson Aquino, District Conservationist with Resource
Conservation District
Improving Water Quality in the Marsh Creek Watershed
Through Alternative Irrigation Methods
February 7, 2008
Bob Case, California Native Plant Society
Don’t Let The Weeds Take the Creek- Discusses invasive
plant species.
March 13, 2008
No Speaker
Business Meeting
April 10, 2008
Mitch Avalon, Deputy Chief Engineer for the Contra Costa
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Discusses Mount Diablo Mercury Mine Clean Up
May 8, 2008
Tom Lindemuth, Teacher at Liberty High School in Oakley
Discusses Freedom High School Monitoring Program
No Speakers June or July
August 14, 2008
Mike Moran, Naturalist with East Bay Regional Park
District
Connecting Creeks and Restoration
September 11, 2008
Frank Palmeri, California Coastal Commission Contra
Costa County Coordinator
California Coastal Cleanup Day
No Speaker October
November 13, 2008
John Cain of the Natural Heritage Institute
And Tom Williams from Ironhouse Sanitary District
The Future of Lower Marsh Creek
December 11, 2008
JD Wikert, Habitat Restoration Specialist, Anadromous
Fish Restoration Program, United States Fish and Wildlife
Service D
Discusses Salmon
Habitat
Wayne Reeves, Director of
Project Development for Liberty Union High School District
(LUHSD) Discusses Proposed 4th High School
February 2009
John Kopchik
East Contra Costa Habitat Conservancy and Creek Set
Backs
March 12, 2009
Dr. Jim Hale
Natural history of East Contra Costa County including
Marsh Creek Watershed
April 9, 2009
Anne Littlejohn, Environmental Scientist with the Central
Valley
Regional Water Quality Board
Central Valley Regional Water Quality Board
May 14, 2009
Beth Askevold and Bronwen Stanford of the San Francisco
Estuary Institute (SFEI) and Abigail Fateman of the Contra
Costa County Department of Conservation and
Development.
Historical Ecology of East Contra Costa County
June11, 2009
Johnnie Mitchell, Contra Costa Water District
Water Conservation Inside and Outside the Home
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