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https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:09e814ea-fee6-468b-a410-7a9bb7363d45 American Fisheries Society – April 20, 2024
We propose a holistic approach to define a river corridor as the minimum space needed to sustain key river functions based on an understanding of the desired functions of that
Susan Dickerson-Lange of NSD is pleased to share, along with her co-author, Kenna Patrick, and collaborators from TNC, UW, and SPU, that they’ve just published a new paper in Frontiers
Most river bank protection structures are not designed to improve aquatic or riparian habitat and restoration projects often lack sufficient engineering and geomorphic analysis. Recognition of the ecological importance of
With changing climate conditions and intensified human use, the natural infrastructure provided by healthy, functioning watersheds—wetlands, watercourses, aquifers, and floodplains—has significantly been diminished. One of the greatest opportunities for streamflow
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:09e814ea-fee6-468b-a410-7a9bb7363d45 American Fisheries Society – April 20, 2024
We propose a holistic approach to define a river corridor as the minimum space needed to sustain key river functions based on an understanding of the desired functions of that
Susan Dickerson-Lange of NSD is pleased to share, along with her co-author, Kenna Patrick, and collaborators from TNC, UW, and SPU, that they’ve just published a new paper in Frontiers
Most river bank protection structures are not designed to improve aquatic or riparian habitat and restoration projects often lack sufficient engineering and geomorphic analysis. Recognition of the ecological importance of
With changing climate conditions and intensified human use, the natural infrastructure provided by healthy, functioning watersheds—wetlands, watercourses, aquifers, and floodplains—has significantly been diminished. One of the greatest opportunities for streamflow
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