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What a well-preserved creek looks like
Stream and Creek Restoration and Preservation
Welcome! This site will allow me to share the information accumulated while working to preserve and restore creeks and streams, and restore habitat for fish (steelhead and rainbow trout), clams, crab, and other shellfish and seafood, and riparian native plants.
How it should be
What a well-preserved creek looks like
Creek Restoration Links
- National Marine Fisheries Service - Essential Fish Habitat
- National Flood Insurance Program
- Oakland Creeks Ordinance I helped write
- Friends of Five Creeks
- Friends of Temescal Creek
- UC Berkeley Strawberry Creek
- Alameda Creek Fisheries Restoration Workgroup
- Alameda Creek Alliance list
- Alameda Creek Alliance
- Five Creeks List
- Bay Nature List
- Open Space Council List
- Ecology Center (Berkeley) List
- List of Watershed Groups in California
- Water Resources Control Board Stream Repair Manual (pdf)
- My Riparian Plant List (old) (pdf)
- Oakland Public Works - creeks
- Berkeley Creeks
- City of Berkeley - creeks planning
- Live Oak / Codornices Creek Neighborhood Assciation
- Oakland Museum Guide to Bay Area Creeks
- Friends of Sausal Creek
- East Bay Creek Map (Berkeley, Oakland, etc)
- Urban Creeks Council
The East Bay's 21 (main) Creeks (there were even more) & tributaries
Run north from Vollmer Peak:
Pinole
Baxter
Richmond:
Wildcat Creek - supports steelhead trout
1) El Cerrito:
- Middle
- Blackberry
- Village - Marin
2) Codornices - could support steelhead trout
- Schoolhouse - Lincoln - Virginia St - Berryman Reservoir
3) Strawberry - runs through the University of California campus
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Run south from Vollmer Peak:
4) = Potter
5) = Derby
6) Temescal - Harwood Claremont - & Vicente - & Tunnel Branch <<<
Flow into Lake Merritt:
7) Glen Echo - Broadway Branch & Rockridge Branch
and Cemetary
8) Pleasant Valley - Bushy Dell
9) Trestle Glen - Wildwood
and Indian Gulch
10) Park Boulevard
Flow into Brooklyn Basin:
11) 14th Ave
12) 23rd
Flow into Airport Channel:
13) Sausal
14) Peralta - Burran, Berlin, Harrington
15) Courtland
16) 54th Ave
17) Seminary - & Kingsland
18) Lion / Leona - Chimes - & Horseshoe
19) Arroyo Viejo - & 73rd Avenue
20) Elmhurst
21) San Leandro - many tributaries
Alameda Creek - supports steelhead trout - drains most of Contra Costa County
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