Beaver Palmer watershed analysis, 1994

• Main Author: United States. Forest Service. Ashland Ranger District
• Language: English
• Published: United States. Forest Service. Ashland Ranger District (Or.) 1994
• Subjects: Watershed management > Oregon > Beaver Creek Watershed; Watershed management > Oregon > Palmer Creek Watershed; Ecosystem management > Oregon > Beaver Creek Watershed; Ecosystem management > Oregon > Palmer Creek Watershed; Beaver Creek Watershed (Jackson County; Or.); Palmer Creek Watershed (Jackson County; Or.); Rogue River; Beaver Creek
• Online Access: http://cdm16085.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p16085coll14,32461

A 13.2: B 42x 140 Cover title.; Includes bibliographical references.; Includes ill. and maps (some col., some folded). Contents: Analysis strategy -- Area overview -- Human processes influencing current watershed conditions -- Present day socio-economics -- Geomorphology -- Geology and soils -- Hydrology and fisheries -- Viability of fish populations -- Terrestrial vegetation -- Soil productivity -- Botanical resources -- Fire regime -- Terrestrial wildlife. "The Beaver and Palmer Creek Watersheds, tributaries of the Applegate River, are located in the Klamath Mountains Physiographic Province in Southwestern Oregon. The Applegate River Watershed encompasses 491,520 acres and drains approximately 15 percent of the Rogue River Basin. The Applegate River meets the Rogue River in the central valley segment of the Rogue River. The lower Rogue River (from the confluence of the Applegate River to the ocean) serves as a highway for all the anadromous fish species to reach interior Rogue River streams for spawning and rearing. The Beaver Creek Watershed occupies 14,018 acres; the Palmer Creek Watershed is west of Beaver Creek and is 10,077 acres in size" P. S-1.