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
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
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
This publication presents a binary decision tree framework to predict how forest cover affects theamount and duration of snow storage in order to support forest
Field surveys and radiocarbon dating of buried logjams in the floodplain of an old-growth forest river demonstrate the formation of erosionresistant ‘‘hard points’’ on the
Wood induces hydraulic, morphologic, and textural complexity into fluvial systems in forested regions around the world. Snags and logjams can create complex networks of channels
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