Sustainable Land and Water Resources Restoration: Assessment, Planning and Design

At NSD, we believe that everything is connected, and that we have the opportunity to be agents of change, to improve ecosystem function and our quality of life on Earth. We also believe bold action, supported by sound science, is needed to shift current trajectories toward functional healthy environments. With focus on aquatic habitat restoration and sustainable river management, we are involved in large landscape scale restoration of natural processes, wise use of water, and applied conservation methods for agriculture and forestry.

Recent Projects

Andrew P. Brooks

Assoc. Prof. Andrew P. Brooks – Principal Research Fellow, Griffith Centre for Coastal Management The Central Role of Geomorphology in the Management of Water Quality

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George Pess

George Pess Ecosystem Response to the Removal of the Elwha River Dams, WA, U.S.A. Worldwide stream and watershed restoration efforts cost billions annually. These projects

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Susan Dickerson-Lange

Susan Dickerson-Lange – Director of the University of WA Climate Impacts Group Restoring Natural Water Storage as a Strategy to Buffer Climate Change Impacts Throughout

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Julia Jones

Julia Jones – Professor of Geography, Oregon State University Climate change, fire, forests and streamflow – Pacific Northwest and Chile In the past few decades,

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Restoring Jim Creek

Restoring Jim Creek A Bold Approach to Salmonid Habitat Recovery and Landowner Collaboration Matt Tiedemann has 11 years of experience as an engineer working in

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