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Project Details
Clackamas Partnership

Clackamas Confluence Habitat Restoration

Limiting Factor
Isolated Side Channels and Off-Channel Habitats
Lead Implementer
Clackamas River Basin Council
Funders
Bonneville Power Administration, City of Gladstone, Clackamas Soil & Water Conservation District, Oregon Metro, Portland General Electric, SOLVe, The Nature Conservancy
Project Primary Contact
Cheryl McGinnis (cheryl@clackamasriver.org)
Project Stage
Completed
Duration
2016 - 2019
Degraded Channel and Riparian Areas Isolated Side Channels and Off-Channel Habitats
The project is located on 9.5 acres of Dahl Beach Park at the confluence of the Clackamas and Willamette rivers. Restoration actions included excavating and re-grading two interior basins and placing large wood at the inlets. The project provides important off-channel habitat for juvenile spring/fall Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and winter steelhead. The project included coordinating all activities with the municipal landowner, City of Gladstone, for this highly used and very visible park site. Construction activities were completed during the 2016 in-water work period. Additional work to restore native vegetation will continue through 2019.

Key Accomplishments

  • Large Wood Placement: 1,214.00 lf
  • Off-Channel Wetland Area Increase: 52,272.00 sq ft
  • Riparian / Floodplain Invasive Species Removal Area: 9.50 acres
  • Riparian / Floodplain Native Planting Area: 8.30 acres

Focal Species

  • Coho
  • Fall Chinook
  • Pacific Lamprey
  • Spring Chinook
  • Steelhead

Project Types

  • Restoration

FIP Bienniums

  • FIP Biennium 1 work plan
Post-construction 2016-2017 Winter High Water
(Timing: After) (~1,673 KB)
Credit: CRBC
Post-construction 2016-2017 Winter High Water

Location

Expenditures

Expenditures by Fund to Date: $341,310.00
Clackamas SWCD (CSWCD): $21,104

Oregon Metro (Metro): $95,626

BPA (BPA): $85,383

PGE Funding (PGE): $52,637

SOLVe (SOLVe): $61,560

The Nature Conservancy (TNC): $25,000

Photos

Inlet being excavated 
(Timing: During) (~1,725 KB)
Credit: CRBC
Inlet being excavated (Timing: During)
Placed logs before being buried
(Timing: During) (~1,408 KB)
Credit: CRBC
Placed logs before being buried (Timing: During)
Tour with Partners Following Construction 3/2017
(Timing: After) (~1,654 KB)
Credit: CRBC
Tour with Partners Following Construction 3/2017 (Timing: After)
Post-construction Winter 2016-17 Panoramic
(Timing: After) (~55 KB)
Credit: CRBC
Post-construction Winter 2016-17 Panoramic (Timing: After)

Project last updated 5/22/2023

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