
Jacoby Creek Water Sustainability and AnadromousFish Habitat Enhancement Feasibility Study
The Jacoby Creek Land Trust, in partnership with Humboldt County and the City of Arcata, and with funding provided by the State Coastal Conservancy will be leading a study through 2023 to assess options that alleviate flood impacts and improve fish and wildlife habitat in the lower Jacoby Creek watershed. The purpose of this first of three public meetings is to provide information about the goals and desired outcomes of the project and provide an opportunity for community members and stakeholders to ask questions and provide input.
The meeting will be held over Zoom in a “webinar” format. Presenters will be on camera and questions may be submitted via chat at the end of the scheduled presentations. If you are unable to join the meeting, it will be recorded and available at a later date on this website. You may also submit any questions if you are unable to attend.
The meeting will be held via Zoom and can be accessed here:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89324748959?pwd=N0pUYzZGRThlR3Zuak1QZVhDMk1PUT09
The presentation slides can be found here
Complete the Jacoby Creek Water Sustainability and Anadromous Fish Habitat Study Survey here through December 1, 2021.
Supporting Documents
Gannon Slough / Jacoby Creek Wildlife Area Restoration Map
Jacoby Creek Brookwood Bridge Data Summary 2003-2020
Preliminary Jacoby Creek Assessment, Anderson, 2006
Lower Jacoby Creek Estuary Enhancement, Anderson, 2007
h2odesigns.com/Jacoby/JacobyCreekFINALBODreport2014.pdf
Off Channel Project As Built, 2015
South Jacoby Hydraulic Project, USFWS, 2018: DatAnywhere (fws.gov)

Major Funding for this project is provided by the State Coastal Conservancy