Working with wood in rivers in the Western United States

Recognition of the important physical and ecological roles played by large wood in channels and on floodplains has grown substantially during recent decades. Although large wood continues to be routinely removed from many river corridors worldwide, the practice of wood reintroduction has spread acro...

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Main Authors: Annie Ockelford, Ellen Wohl, Virginia Ruiz‐Villanueva, Francesco Comiti, Hervé Piégay, Stephen Darby, Dan Parsons, Steven E Yochum, Josh Wolstenholme, Daniel White, Hiromi Uno, Shayla Triantafillou, Travis Stroth, Tom Smrdel, Daniel N Scott, Julianne E Scamardo, James Rees, Sara Rathburn, Ryan R Morrison, David Milan, Anna Marshall, Katherine B Lininger, John T Kemper, Marissa Karpack, Taylor Johaneman, Emily Iskin, Javier Gibaja del Hoyo, Borbála Hortobágyi, Sarah Hinshaw, Jared Heath, Tracy Emmanuel, Sarah Dunn, Nicholas Christensen, Johannes Beeby, Julie Ash, Ethan Ader, Janbert Aarnink
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Published: 2024
Subjects:
Ecology
Hydrology
Environmental engineering
Environmental sciences
Environmental management
engineered logjams
large wood
natural flood management
nature-based solutions
practitioners
stage zero restoration
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/26065285.v1
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