Serpentine Prairie Restoration Project:
Phase I
- Tentative Schedule
- Serpentine Prairie Restoration on EBRPD Board Agenda
- Why Preserve the Prairie?
- Fact Sheet
- Initial Study and Prairie Plan (CEQA)
- Prairie Plan
- Guide to Wildflowers of the Prairie
- Historic Photos, Before and After
Serpentine Prairie Restoration on EBRPD Board Agenda
Tuesday, July 7 2pm EBRPD Headquarters
Click HERE for Board Meeting AgendaA Public Hearing was held on May 11 followed by an interpretive hike of the Prairie and project area.
Meeting Photos... HERE
Why Preserve the Prairie?
Message from Program Manager, David Amme
Download... HERE (120KB)
Message from Regional Parks Botanic Garden Dir., Steve Edwards
Download... HERE (22KB)
Interpretive Signs
Download... HERE (1.6MB)
Info Panel Sign
Download... HERE (710KB)
Fact Sheet
Download... HERE (700KB)
Initial Study (CEQA)
Download... HERE (2.9MB)
Prairie Plan
Download... HERE (5.1MB)
Guide to Wildflowers of the Prairie
Download... HERE (3MB, 19 pp.)
Historic Photos, Before and After
Download... Coming soon
project updates
- Contact Information
- David Amme
- Project Manager
- damme@ebparks.org
- (510) 544-2344
- Update November 10, 2009:
- Tremendous progress has been made on the Serpentine Prairie Restoration Project, Phase I. Major tree thinning and removal was completed in October. The final portion of this project is to install the fence around the most sensitive area. Presently, the posts are being installed and the fence material is scheduled to be put up on Wednesday, November 11 or Thursday, November 12. Park District staff will be seeding some local native grasses in the most disturbed areas and will be re-cutting some of the tree stumps.
- A draft Presidio clarkia and vegetation treatment monitoring report will be completed in the next week or so and posted online.