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Footpath with fencing along Fern Ravine Creek in a redwood forest.

Restoration builds resilience.

Healthy ecosystems are better able to serve our communities, host wildlife, and respond and adapt to climate-related disasters.

WE DO RESTORATION WORK IN 26 GREEN SPACES ALONG SAUSAL CREEK.

FIND OUR PROJECT SITES BELOW:

Water quality monitoring and wildlife surveys allow us to track the health of the watershed and respond to ecosystem changes. 

Then (2010) and Now (2023) comparison photos of the Fern Ravine redwood understory.

RESTORATION SPOTLIGHT

Fern Ravine

Reviving the headwaters of Sausal Creek has been a FOSC focus for over a decade. In Fern Ravine, site leaders/board members Dr. Robert Leidy and Tim Vendlinski have spearheaded our protection and restoration efforts.

 

With the dedication of hundreds of volunteers contributing thousands of hours of tireless physical effort, Fern Ravine is a model for restoring other areas of Sausal Creek. 

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