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This photo is of the riparian zone of the Shasta River on the Peters Ranch prior to fencing project to exclude cattle.


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This photo shows the Peters property fence project is just upstream of the Interstate 5 Bridge just north of Yreka. Note improved vegetation in the riparian zone inside the fence.


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Peters property willow recovery after cattle were fenced out of riparian zone of Shasta River. The sprouts next toLinda Webb at center are the result of only two years growth.


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Bank stabilization project on Peters Ranch along the Shasta River (see Pictures #5, #6 and #7 for after project completion).


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Recontoured banks have revegetated decreasing the risk of erosion during high flows. Riparian fencing has also helped accelerate recovery of stabilizing grasses, trees and shrubs.


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Looking upstream at the site of bank stabilization on the Peters Ranch along the Shasta River. This alder tree in foreground is one of many planted to help stabilize banks.


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Peters Ranch along the Shasta River with fencing to help protect banks, bank stabilization project in the distance at center of photo.


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The 1997 flood caused slight flood damage to this gate of stock water access on the Peter's ranch requiring about $50 for repair. Damage could have been prevented had the gates been secured more tightly during high water.