Heath and Marjorie Angelo Coast Range Reserve

The Angelo Coast Range Reserve, one of the NRS’s most diverse sites, is located on the South Fork of the Eel River. Research at Angelo includes: Eel River food webs, productivity, and effects of disturbance by scouring winter floods & invasive species (bullfrogs & Sacramento squawfish) which threaten native yellow-legged frogs & native salmonids, and Effects of river productivity on terrestrial consumers addressing linkages between river communities and surrounding uplands in the old-growth forest watershed. Impacts of fine riverbed sediments on food webs supporting the growth of juvenile steelhead.