Coyote Creek Watershed Tour
by Deb KramerThe Committee for Green Foothills hosted a Coyote Creek Watershed Tour on a cool Saturday in March. The tour had many participants from agencies, students, and other concerned residents.
At each of the four stops, experts discussed the issues surrounding the continued viability of the creek, including the fish and wildlife, cultural and neighborhood issues, waterways and dams, pollution, and homelessness.
SJSU student Sonya Herrera wrote up a nice article and photos about the tour. Please see the Spartan Daily to read it.
Below are some photos from the various stops.
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| View from Anderson Dam of Anderson Lake, photo by Deb Kramer |
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| Ranger Jake Waltemeyer shares activities available along the creek and in Hellyer Park, photo by Deb Kramer |
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| Liz Neves discusses watershed protection and pollution issues, photo by Deb Kramer |
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| Beautiful day out at Ogier Ponds, one of the fish barriers due to the joining of the creek with the warm water ponds, photo by Deb Kramer |
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| Maureen Damrel and Nimo from Downtown Streets Team share their stories, photo by Deb Kramer |
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