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An update from Barth Campbell, President of Campbell Grading, the landscape company that is rechannelizing Redwood Creek at Muir Beach which is a primary habitat for the Coho Salmon and Red-Legged frog.
Darren Fong, Aquatic Ecologist with the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, explains what’s being done to help minimize the construction impacts to the animals living in the area during the current restoration project of Redwood Creek at Muir Beach.
This is a continuation of our series about the restoration of Redwood Creek and Big Lagoon at Muir Beach by the National Park Service along with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. Our guest is Carolyn Shoulders, Project Manager for the Redwood Creek Restoration Project at Muir Beach.
Last Fall, the National Park Service along with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy began to restore Redwood Creek and Big Lagoon at Muir Beach. The project is in progress and visitors will notice many changes over the coming seasons and years. The restoration seeks to improve water flow, remove non-native species, benefit Coho salmon, the red-legged frog and other wildlife and will increase public access in the surrounding area. Our guest is Carolyn Shoulders, Project Manager for the Redwood Creek Restoration Project at Muir Beach.
