Euer Valley Restoration (Phase 2)
Last updated on Nov. 5, 2026
WHAT IS THE PROJECT?
Euer Valley Restoration Project phase two includes the improvement and restoration of the main Euer Bridge Crossing, Crabtree Creek Crossing, Cowboy Crossing and Quickdraw Crossing. Significant work will be done to restore the deteriorated wetlands near these crossings to protect sensitive natural habitat while improving recreation access.
WHY THIS PROJECT?
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This project is a continuation of the Euer Valley Restoration Project, following completion of Phase 1. Both projects developed out of the Prosser Creek Watershed Assessment conducted by the Truckee River Watershed Council.
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The restoration of the wetland areas will return sensitive areas back to their natural habitat and mitigate recreation impacts.
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Sections of Prosser Creek were relocated for cattle grazing in the late 1800’s, early 1900’s. This project will reestablish sections of Prosser Creek to its original stream corridor, allowing water to flow like it used to.
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For members, this project will provide improved summer and winter recreational access while protecting sensitive habitat
WHAT ARE THE IMPACTS?
Restoration work at Euer and Crabtree Crossings has been completed. The project will resume as conditions allow beginning in summer 2027.
WHAT IS THE STATUS?
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Crabtree Crossing – Late August 2026
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Euer Crossing – September 2026
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Cowboy Crossing – Summer/Fall 2027Quickdraw Crossing – Summer/Fall 2027
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Euer – instream work – September 2027
WHAT IS THE TOTAL COST?
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Tahoe Donner funded $30,000 from Capital Improvements Funds for implementation.
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Tahoe Donner is contributing $385,000 of in-kind match for the project. This in-kind match includes associated forestry trail and road maintenance work performed by Tahoe Donner crews.
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The Truckee River Watershed Council has funded planning and implementation costs and expenses in the amount of $1.6 million dollars provided by grant funding sources, including California Wildlife Conservation Board, Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board and private donors.
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The total project cost is approximately $2 million dollars.
HOW DO I PROVIDE FEEDBACK?
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PLEASE NOTE: The Euer Valley Restoration (Phase 2) Project is in development by Tahoe Donner Association. The information provided is preliminary and subject to change. Drawings and renderings herein are for conveying Tahoe Donner Association’s vision of future projects. No warranties, expressed or implied, are made.