This group is striving to decrease the abundance and impacts of English Ivy in the treated area, increase abundance of Wolf's Evening Primrose, increase the resilience of the native plant community and resistance to further English Ivy invasion in the treated area, and maintain slope stability

Student involvement with Sumeg Patrick's Point Lagoons Interpretive Association project to design and implement a semi-permanent on-site greenhouse for the purpose of native plant propagation and restoration/ education of community members and visitors to Patrick's Point State Park and ass

Harding grass is a species invasive to the Redwood National and State Parks. This project hopes to gain knowledge about the germination rate of harding grass seeds in response to glyphosate herbicide applied at various times throughout the northern California summer seaon.

Project contains general overview of Friends of the Eel River and restoration efforts being carried out while also attempting to assess/ raise local awareness and garnish community support/ participation for such efforts.

General discussion on issues relating to excessive sediment within the Elk River watershed and the need for mitigating measures to deal with sediment. Contains brief history and land use of the Elk River watershed with discussion on issues pertaining to sediment loading.

Our project provides a combination of restoration and education by employing research in the science field.

The goal is to remove invasive species from the Samoa Dunes and let native plants regenerate for the benefit of the fauna in the area.

As part of a mitigation settlement for the development of the Mill Creek Shopping Center, in McKinleyville, CA, several measures to decrease pollution impacts to the adjacent creek (Mill creek) were agreed to by the land developer, in addition to setting aside nine acres of adjacent land for permane

The objective of this project is to establish baseline information for restoration efforts of wetland health and to improve and standardize the CRAM modules applicable to floating mat wetlands located in Orick, CA.

Documentation of student internship working with the Institute of Arctic Biology as part of the University of Alaska Fairbanks.