Crazy Horse Canyon

ECI worked under Pacific Gas & Electric Company on landscaping a new substation in Crazy Horse Canyon in Monterey County.

Crazy Horse Canyon Restoration

Salinas, CA

ECI workers planting a tree on a slope in Crazy Horse Canyon habitat restoration project

Project Description

Restoration & Construction

The landscaping for the Crazy Horse Canyon substation consists of a palette of native plants including Valley Oaks, Coast Live Oaks, and Blue Blossom Ceanothus. The landscape architect for the project used species native to the surrounding hills. ECI provided a broad array of services from permit compliance monitoring to erosion control, planting, and maintenance.

Project Specifics

Owner: PG&E
Project Contractor: Ecological Concerns Incorporated
Environmental Planner & Landscape Architect: Environmental Vision
Landscape & Revegetation Contractors: Ecological Concerns Incorporated

Terracing and erosion control measures under construction at Crazy Horse Canyon

Project Goals

Community Awareness; Ecological Improvements; Permit Compliance

blooming wildflower meadow at Crazy Horse Canyon habitat restoration project

Project Services

Assistance with Permitting Compliance Erosion Control; Project Management; Wetland Mitigation, Monitoring and Reporting; Upland Mitigation, Monitoring and Reporting; Soil Amendment; Plant Installation; Riparian and Oak Woodland Plant Installation; Mitigation Maintenance; Revegetation Management