Wetland & Upland Management: Success Stories & Case Studies
Wetlands provide food and shelter to a variety of species surrounding the watershed. These fragile ecosystems can easily be infested by non-native vegetation that out-competes the beneficial plants, leaving the ecosystem and wildlife at risk. Restoring and managing a wetland takes time, patience and the expertise of a wetland professional.
Below are case studies highlighting a few of our success stories involving wetland management projects.
Restoring a Damaged Wetland Preserve | Palo Alto, CA
This Nature Center is perched over the Baylands tidal marsh in Palo Alto, CA. The preserve is home to many species of animals, including state and federally endangered species such as the salt marsh harvest mouse, the wandering shrew, the California black rail and the Ridgway rail. This is an extremely sensitive habitat.
