RESTORATION
Tidal Marsh Restoration by WEED WARRIORS.
Weed Warriors and Oakland High students at planting event 2013.
RESTORATION PROJECTS AT LAKE MERRITT
RESTORATION PROJECTS AT LAKE MERRITT
WEED WARRIORS TIDAL MARSH - ADULTS AND YOUTH
WEED WARRIORS TIDAL MARSH - ADULTS AND YOUTH
OAKLAND MUSEUM GREEN TEAM- ADULTS AND CHILDREN
OAKLAND MUSEUM GREEN TEAM- ADULTS AND CHILDREN
MEASURE DD RESTORATION
MEASURE DD RESTORATION
Ryan Jones of the OAKLAND MUSEUM GREEN TEAM at the group's adopted restoration spot on the Lake Merritt Channel.
Jennifer Stern Of Oakland Public Works Sustainable Oakland attend planting on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2018
Below are photos of Katie Noonan's Oakland High school students who participated in the Weed Warriors Tidal Marsh restoration project beginning in December of 2013 and continuing through March 2017. Under the mentorship of Joel Peter, they helped carry out a scientific investigation of the survivorship of marsh plants at the site. Their findings were presented to scientists and policy-makers at the 2015 State of the San Francisco Bay Delta Estuary Conference in downtown Oakland.
Below are photos of Katie Noonan's Oakland High school students who participated in the Weed Warriors Tidal Marsh restoration project beginning in December of 2013 and continuing through March 2017. Under the mentorship of Joel Peter, they helped carry out a scientific investigation of the survivorship of marsh plants at the site. Their findings were presented to scientists and policy-makers at the 2015 State of the San Francisco Bay Delta Estuary Conference in downtown Oakland.
Censusing plants.
Datasheets.
Joel Peter with Oakland High students.
Planting.
Muddy shoes.
Fences to keep out geese.
Removing non-native plants.
Above - Poster presentation at 2015 State of the Estuary conference.
Below -Student restoration group.
Data collectors.
Planting.
Learning marsh plants with Joel.
Taking it into the classroom.
Taking it into the classroom.
Exclosure for scientific study.
More data collection.