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Quail Ridge Reserve


Regional

CALEON - California Ecological Observatory

University of California Davis

Northern conifer forest

Mediterranean California

a precipitous peninsula in one of the driest parts of the northern California Coast Ranges

Aquatic, Terrestrial

Quail Ridge Reserve projects into Lake Berryessa and holds outstanding remnants of extremely rare native grassland, savanna, and oak woodland habitats. The near-pristine understory is relatively free of introduced annuals and includes remaining strongholds of native grasses, including purple needlegrass, junegrass, California oniongrass, and California fescue. The woodlands harbor a diverse mix of oak species, such as valley, interior live, blue, black, and scrub oak along with numerous hybrids, including oracle oak.

Unmanaged/successional vegetation, Wetland

High and rugged, Quail Ridge first became a peninsula in 1958 after Putah Creek was dammed to form Lake Berryessa. Represent an important link in a series of protected lands in the Putah Creek watershed

1 - 10 beds

yes

yes

1 - 2

No Labs

No Labs

No Labs

No meeting facilities

None

no

Grid

50 - 100 miles

784

0

no

Application process required


Field station includes one bedroom, a laboratory/workspace, full kitchen, and bath. Camping areas are available for class use.

Virginia Boucher

Manager

vlboucher@ucdavis.edu

530-752-6949

Kevin Browne

UCNRS Information Manager

kbrowne@ucnrs.org

Created by kbrowne
Last modified 2005-03-21 16:12
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