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Mattole River and Range Partnership

Collaborative Partnerships Key to Restoring the Mattole River Watershed

August 7, 2020
Lost River beaver dam analog structures, post-rains, are holding and spreading water, which will benefit salmonids, reconnect floodplains, and restore wetland habitat. Photo courtesy of SFI

Starting in 2002, MRC, MSG, and SFI entered into subcontracting arrangements to complete various restoration and watershed planning projects under the umbrella of the Mattole River and Range Partnership (MRRP).

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