Management and Monitoring Recommendations for Floodplain Habitats of the Beehive Bend Subreach (RM 164-178), Sacramento River, CA Final Report August 31, 2003
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Figure 1. Location of the Beehive Bend Subreach on the Sacramento River. Inset Map shows the location of the Sacramento River Project Area within California. (266 k)

Figure 2a. Extent of flooding in 1983 (253 k)

Figure 2b. Extent of flooding in 1986 (249 k)

Figure 2c. Extent of flooding in 1995 (239 k)

Figure 2d. Extent of flooding in 1997 (313 k)

Figure 3. TNC ocnservation Lands where compatible agriculture practices have been (550 k)

Figure 4. Using physical characteristics, the Beehive Bend Subreach floodplain can be divided into distinct areas. This division facilitates a balance of multiple uses and benefits including flood damage reduction, ecosystem restoration, and compatible agriculture (773 k)

Appendices

Appendix 1. Set of 5 Beehive Bend Subreach Maps

Map A. Ownership of conservation lands on the Beehive Bend Subreach of the Sacramento River. (632 k)

Map B. Mapping of less productive soils on the Beehive Bend Subreach of the Sacramento River.(511 k)

Map C. Flood recurrance intervals for lands on the Beehive Bend Subreach of the Sacramento River. (530 k)

Map D. Natural Landcover on lands of the Beehive Bend Subreach of the Sacramento River. (517 k)

Map E. Erosion predictions for lands on the Beehive Bend Subreach of the Sacramento River. (573 k)

Appendix 2. Hydraulic Analysis of Riparian Habitat on the Sacramento River from Princeton to Beehive Bend (RM 163-176)

Appendix 3. Baseline Information for Monitoring of Floodplain Deposition (874 k)

Appendix 4. Further Refining the Recruitment Box Model for Fremont Cottonwoods on the Sacramento River (322 k)

Appendix 5. The Distribution and Composition of Woody Species in Riparian Forests along the Middle Sacramento River, California (213 k)

Appendix 6. Pattern of Woody Species Establishment on Point Bars
on the Middle Sacramento River, California (227 k)

Appendix 7. Contrasting patterns of juvenile chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytschaw) growth, diet, and prey densities in off-channel and main stem habitats on the Sacramento River (546 k)

Appendix 8. Evolution Assessment and Conservation Strategies for Sacramento River Oxbow Habitats (1683 k)

Appendix 9. Comparison of Surface-active Beetle (Order: Coleoptera) Assemblages in Remnant and Restored Riparian Forests of Varying Ages on the Middle Sacramento River, California (269 k)

Appendix 10. Socioeconomic Assessment of Proposed Habitat Restoration within the Riparian Corridor of the Sacramento River Conservation Area

Appendix 11a. Advancing Wildlife Restoration and Compatible Farming along the Inner River Zone of the Sacramento River (137 k)

Appendix 11b. Investigation of Methods for Advancing Compatible Agriculture in Sacramento River Floodplain Habitats (108 k)

Appendix 12. Overview of Outreach Activities -
There is no electronic version of these documents available, however there is a binder with this information available at TNC's Northern Central Valley Office in Chico, CA.