PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 25/09/2026A little restoration in action along the Russian River! This project included bank stabilization and revegetation with live willow stakes and native sedge to reduce erosion and restore the riparian habitat along the bank. 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 12/09/2026Swipe through to see how a large wood habitat structure on the Ten Mile River came together. PCI is proud to support The Nature Conservancy on this project, with construction by Wylatti Resource Management. Together, we’re working to restore habitat and improve conditions for endangered coho salmon. 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 04/09/2026We had a great turnout at SRF’s Coho Confab at the Ten Mile River! The tour was hosted by The Nature Conservancy and PCI Ecological. Photo credit: Sarah Beasley. 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 30/06/2026www.pciecological.com/news/s2bax7z...pciecological.comModified Hügelkultur Technique for Forestry Practices used in Napa County — PCI EcologicalPCI recently applied a modified Hügelkultur (hoo-gul-culture) technique to a project in Napa County to reduce erosion and sediment runoff. The modified technique was implemented as part of a post-fire... 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 19/06/2026PCI crews completed a series of pile burning operations for a private client as part of an integrated habitat preservation and fuel management strategy. Crews removed hazard trees, limbed live trees, and cleared select ladder fuels, while maintaining habitat islands of manzanita and honeysuckle. 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 10/04/2026PCI’s Crew completed their Arborist Chain Saw Safety Training Course! This two-day course with ACRT included time in the shop reviewing chainsaw safety, assembly and disassembly, useful knots, and tree inspection. 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 02/04/2026Our biology and construction teams planned, designed, and implemented revegetation along South Fork Battle Creek in Tehama County, where PG&E removed the Inskip Dam last summer. PCI installed over 600 native trees and shrubs, ranging from riparian species to upland trees and shrubs. 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 09/03/2026PCI’s project on the Ten Mile River was highlighted in this Mendo Voice article, shedding light on the recent successes in coho recovery and restoration in Mendocino County watersheds. mendovoice.com/2026/01/last...mendovoice.comRestoration efforts spark remarkable comeback for coho salmon on Mendocino Coast • The Mendocino Voice | Mendocino County, CAConservationists say rebuilt floodplains, wetlands and river habitats are allowing endangered coho to survive — and thrive — once again. 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 07/01/2026The final stage of the Colgan Creek restoration project in Santa Rosa was constructed! PCI developed concept plans with the city for the entire reach in 2001/ 2002 and in 2025 we developed 100% construction plans and provided construction oversight. www.pressdemocrat.com/2026/01/02/f... 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 07/11/2025PCI’s design team created this Story Map for the Gualala River Estuary Habitat Enhancement Project! From historic logging and milling to the salmon life cycle and relationship to hydrological conditions, this map presents complex ideas in an easy to read format. storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a715...storymaps.arcgis.comGualala River Estuary Salmon Habitat Enhancement PlanningAn examination of a bar-built estuary and how it has changed over time through the lens of salmon habitat needs 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 04/11/2025Happy Halloween from PCI 🎃👻!! We celebrated this year with a spooky dance party 💃🕺at our Downtown Sebastopol office where we were joined by trick-or-treaters from the community and plenty of awesome costumes! 🎃🎃 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 27/10/2025PCI provided design, planning biology, and construction services to stabilize an eroding stream bank that threatened nearby homes while enhancing native riparian vegetation to bolster stream resilience. See our instagram and facebook pages for more detail! 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 05/09/2025PCI Ecological is working with the Tomales Bay Foundation and Marin County Parks on restoring wetlands at Chicken Ranch Beach near Inverness. Non-native trees were removed by Conservation Corps North Bay and Glissman Excavating is currently working to build enhanced wetland and riparian areas. 111
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 16/08/2025PCI’s biology team is supporting dewatering and native species relocation in the project area at Iron Horse Vineyards! Special-status species shown here include coho salmon, steelhead, and California freshwater shrimp. The team also encountered plenty of native sculpin, stickleback, and tree frogs. 110
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 30/07/2025Fish relocation is a critical step for in-stream construction projects. As required by the applicable permits, fish relocation occurs prior to in-stream activities to protect sensitive aquatic species that may be present. Here are some photos from a recent relocation effort with @nature.org 000
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 06/06/2025PCI offers a range of hydrologic and water quality monitoring services that support science-based ecological conservation and restoration. Site-specific datasets are used to understand existing conditions, physical/biological opportunities and constraints, and project effectiveness. 010
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 18/04/2025Are you going to SERCAL 2025?? PCI’s Principal Ecologist Joan Schwan, along with project partner Riley Scaff from @sonomalandtrust.bsky.social, will be presenting our Lakeville Creek Restoration Project at SERCAL. The talk will be next Tuesday 4/22! 041
PCI Ecological @pci-ecological.bsky.social · 08/04/2025Spring is here and the wildflowers are blooming! 🌼A huge thank you to our biology team for these great captures and identification. Follow this thread for more photos! 1. California buttercup 2. Fremont’s lily star 3. Checkebloom 220
