Effects of land use on riparian areas

Changes in land management have had significant effects on riparian areas of the North Coast. We conduct interviews with neighbors of the Fairfield Osborn Preserve on Sonoma Mountain, and Galbreath Wildlands Preserve in the Outer Coast Range to find out more about land use and riparian changes in the last 50 years.

Project Results
Title	Format	Download	Students
Curtis Frost Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_gwp_curtisfrost.pdf (75.22 KB)	Cathy Wisor
Nancy Frost Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_gwp_nancyfrost.pdf (85.02 KB)	Alyssa Ballard
Tom Armstrong Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_gwp_tomarmstrong.pdf (56.81 KB)	Larry S. Levine
Tom Bickel Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_gwp_tombickel.pdf (326.26 KB)	Stephanie Bertagnole
Bill Bickel Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_gwp_billbickel.pdf (161.54 KB)	Andrew Hobbs
Jane Duerson Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_fop_janeduerson.pdf (91.61 KB)	Caitlin Chang
Greg Sarris Interview	transcript	Document: transcript_fop_gregsarris.pdf (134.77 KB)	Marina Goldstein

Project Date: 2015 to 2016

Faculty:

Steve Estes

Departments:

History

Partners:

Center for Environmental Inquiry
Mendocino County Resource Conservation District

Students:

HIST 500

Locations:

Fairfield Osborn Preserve
Galbreath Wildlands Preserve
Mendocino County
Sonoma County

Project Topics:

Land Use
Society & Culture
Water