The Salt River Ecosystem Restoration Project uses an Adaptive Management approach, guided by the Adaptive Management Plan, for maintenance across the restoration project. This approach requires strong collaborative partnerships. Community members play a vital role in the long-term success of the Salt River Ecosystem Restoration Project. For more opportunities for you to get involved, please periodically check this page for announcements.
Local governance & Funding strategy
The Salt River Ecosystem Restoration Project requires ongoing monitoring and maintenance to ensure continued ecological function and the associated flood control benefits. Currently, the District and partners are exploring organizational structure and funding sources with the potential to support ongoing maintenance.
September 25, 2024 meeting documents
Tool for Evaluating Potential Revenue (Excel file)
Salt River and Williams Creek Update – Humboldt County RCD (Presentation)
LAndowner Request form
See potential maintenance needs on the Salt River? An eroding bank? A downed tree in the channel? Community members are asked to review, fill out, and submit a Landowner Request for Consideration of River Maintenance form when concerns are noted in the restored Salt River corridor.
Two ways to submit a form:
- Print and send via mail to 5630 South Broadway, Eureka, CA 95503
- Fill out the form electronically and send it to info@hcrcd.org