Display our findings, and 3. Provide access to these data via the web, and provide the impetus to analyze creek and watershed issues on a regional basis. The San Francisquito Creek watershed project data is now available at the San Francisco Estuary Institute Site . Endangered Species Recovery Program, Fresno CA c95 . The Endangered Species Recovery Program is a cooperative research program on biodiversity conservation in central California, administered by California State University, Stanislaus Foundation.
Site includes vegetation map of the Project Area .
Since our CTSP GIS award, we have built the most comprehensive database of upland species in the San Joaquin Valley and other parts of Central California. Through cooperation with other organizations and agencies, we have been able to share data and build a base GIS system for use in regional planning of endangered species recovery. The Environmental Protection Information Center in Garberville, CA. has been working to protect biodiversity and ancient forests on the North Coast of California for over a decade. Our current focus is protecting Headwaters Forest, the largest unprotected ancient redwood forest in the world. Friends of Gilham Butte reports .