Napa Sonoma Marsh Restoration Group
Purpose
The purpose of the Napa Sonoma Marsh Restoration Group (NSMRG) is to provide technical oversight, agency review and regional data information sharing on restoration projects throughout North Bay. Recent meetings have focused on:
- Napa River Salt Marsh Restoration Project
- Napa Plant Site Restoration Project
- Sears Point Restoration Project
- Cullinan Ranch Restoration Project
- Skaggs Island Acquisition and Planning
- Napa River Flood Control Project Activities
Meetings
Napa Sonoma Marsh Restoration Group meetings currently occur annually in the fall of each year. Please check back in August 2017 for the date for the 2017 meeting. If you are interested in being added to the email announcement for the next meeting, please contact Susanne von Rosenberg at Susanne@gaiainc.com. See Library for meeting materials
Core Contributors Through the Duration of the Project
- US Army Corps of Engineers
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife
- California Coastal Conservancy
- U.S. Geological Survey
- GAIA, Inc.
- Ducks Unlimited
Participants
| Bay Conservation and Development Commission Cargill DHI Water and Environment ESA Hydroscience Engineers ICF International Napa County Resource Conservation District National Audubon Society National Estuarine Research Reserve National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Marine Fisheries Service/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Pacific Gas and Electric Point Blue Conservation Science |
San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board Save The Bay Sonoma County Water Agency San Francisco Bay Joint Venture San Francisco Estuary Institute San Francisco State University Sonoma County Resource Conservation District The Bay Institute U.C. Davis U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. EPA U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Ecological Services Wildlife Conservation Board |
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