18 Sep Carr Fire Job Complete
The job off Rock Creek Rd is now complete ...
21 Mar BMP SUMMIT and CISEC Training Agenda
BMP SUMMIT and CISEC Training Agenda Tuesday April 3 11:30 am – 12pm Registration / refreshments @ Shasta College Campus - Room 4000 Pavilion / Barn at Farm 12 pm – 12:15 Welcome – Heather Kelnhofer 12:15 – 1:45 Intro to Summit - Junior Raindrop and the BMP Tool...
21 Mar 2018 BMP SUMMIT – April 3rd And 4th – Shasta College Erosion Control Facility
Register for the Erosion Control BMP Summit before March 15 and qualify for the EARLY BIRD Discount! How are your BMPs doing? Come to the SUMMIT, – April 3rd and 4th, where the combination of classroom and field training is intended to allow you to confidently...
19 Mar GOOD NEWS!
The upcoming BMP SUMMIT event is filling up and promising to be awesome (OK it can stop raining on March 28th so it dries out)! We have over 55 attendees so far who met the early bird rate (Cut off today 3/15). We are holding seats for about 20 students...
01 Nov Sacramento Side Channel is Opened Today
After lots of planning and hard work this "side channel" - once the river had split flow around Rancherie Island - this channel was ready to be opened toda. More on this epic salmon "rearing habitat" restoration project as the river rises and "does...
06 Oct Three Stream Projects in Three Weeks !! First one – COW CREEK
These design/build projects have been in the works for almost 3 years! What is both serrindipitous and stressing is that all three projects got "permitted" in August/September and have to be completed by of about November. My staff and I have been working 8-9 hr...
20 Jul BIOENGINEERING WEBINAR at IECA Learner Community
Here is a picture of my Grandpa John McCullah and his brother Ed BIOENGINEERING the eroding banks of the Kings River, near Hanford CA, back in the 1910s !! Also look at the second picture of them "checking out their work during the floods. That is...
01 Feb BMPs Demonstrated at Summit provide ideas for Slide/Slope Failure Repair
Redding received over 10" of much needed rain in January. But all that rain and the saturated soils led to a small slope failure on the Palisades Trail. You may remember the way we treated the "seeping" slopes two years back, with 2" compost, native...