Restoration Work to be Done

The Alameda Creek Alliance is working on a number
of campaigns to ensure that Alameda Creek and endangered species habitats
in the watershed are protected and restored
Migratory Fish Passage
Pushing local, state and federal agencies to implement fish passage projects
that will allow full restoration of steelhead trout and salmon runs in Alameda
Creek
Protect Niles Canyon
Stopping Caltrans damaging and unnecessary project to widen Highway
84 through Niles Canyon and promoting road safety measures that do not involve
highway widening
Restore Sunol Valley
Working with San Francisco and quarry operators to restore stream and riparian
habitat in the Sunol Valley reach of Alameda Creek
San Franciscos Watershed Conservation Plan
Ensuring San Franciscos Habitat Conservation Plan for land use and
operations in the Alameda Creek watershed is adequately protective of endangered
species
Sunol Recapture Facility
Ensuring a proposed SFPUC water recapture facility in the Sunol Valley maintains
stream flow benefits and fish passage for steelhead trout
Endangered Species Protection for Alameda Creek
Steelhead
Petitioning for full Endangered Species Act protections for Alameda Creek
steelhead trout, including resident rainbow trout and landlocked steelhead
above dams
Restoring the Northern Watershed
Working with Zone 7 Water Agency to assess instream flows for migratory
fish and promote fish passage and habitat restoration projects in Livermore
and Pleasanton
Sunol/Ohlone Land Use Plan
Promoting Land Use Plans for Sunol and Ohlone Regional Wilderness Preserves
that emphasize restoration of wilderness and wildlife habitat values
Industrial Solar Development
Steering Alameda County away from industrial solar development in wildlife
habitat and productive farmland in rural areas, toward a sensible urban
solar policy
Protect Sunol Tule Elk
Ensuring that new elk hunting regulations in Alameda County are based on
sound management and are adequately protective of the declining Sunol tule
elk herd
Protect Alkaline Soil Habitats
Working with partners to protect the unique Springtown Alkali Sink ecosystem
and rare alkaline soil plants in Livermore
Protect Camp Parks
Protecting significant wildlife habitat in Dublin from the threat of urban
development due to a land transfer of Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training
Area
Protect Wildlife from Pesticides
Reducing pesticide use in the watershed and implementing the federal ban
on use of 38 pesticides near salmon streams
Alameda Creek Trails
Promoting ecologically appropriate public access and low-impact hiking and
biking trails along Alameda Creek, particularly through Niles Canyon
