ConserveOnline - Camp Creek Headcut Inventory Report 2004 (*.pdf)

Camp Creek Headcut Inventory Report 2004 (*.pdf)

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Camp Creek is the major stream system that drains TNC's Zumwalt Prairie Preserve in northeastern Oregon. This stream has been affected by myriad human activities, including farming, grazing, channel movement, and damming. Today, Camp Creek lacks appropriate riparian vegetation and experiences excessive rates of both and bank and bed erosion. In 2003-2004 TNC volunteer Doyle McClure went into the field and mapped all the headcuts on upper Camp Creek. These data will be used to track progress in TNCÃÂs stream restoration efforts on Camp Creek (RV Taylor & D McClure).

CREATION DATE	February 28, 2007
LAST MODIFIED	April 9, 2009
CREATED BY	Web Admin
KEYWORDS	Zumwalt prairie; aquatic; riparian; erosion; Camp Creek; Headcuts
PUBLICATION YEAR	2004
LICENSE	Attribution Non-Commercial