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- Process-based Principles for Restoring River Ecosystems
- Process based restoration reference
- A Review of Stream Restoration Techniques and a Hierarchical Strategy for Prioritizing Restoration in Pacific Northwest Watersheds
- Very good general strategy, techniques document!
- River Course Natural Stream Process Fact Sheet
- general reference of terms
- Forecasting Environmental Responses to Restoration of Rivers Used as Log Floatways: An Interdisciplinary Challenge
- History of the logging era and riverine impacts. European reference. Very good!
- LWD Fact Seet
- General reference for LWD terms and line drawings
- Long-Term Effects of Large Woody Debris Addition on Stream Habitat and Brook Trout Populations
- In this study, they resurveyed stream habitat and sampled brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) populations 6 years after large woody debris additions to determine long-term changes in habitat and brook trout populations.
- Restoring Large Woody Debris to Streams
- The objective of this paper is to discuss and describe the techniques of placing LWD in streams to restore natural conditions and enhance fish habitat. I will also describe what ecosystems this technique has been used in, compare it to other stream debris restoration practices, and finally describe the successes and/or failures of this technique of stream restoration.
- Integrating Engineered Log Jam Technology into River Rehabilitation
- Reach-scale river rehabilitation projects using Engineered Log Jams (ELJs) were implemented successfully in four demonstration projects in western Washington from 1995 through 1999. ELJ technology is founded on the premise that river management can be improved by understanding, emulating, and accommodating natural processes using sound science and engineering practices. The ELJ demonstration projects were developed as part of river rehabilitation efforts in which reach analyses were crucial for providing information about historical channel dynamics and revealing opportunities and constraints that helped refine project objectives and improve designs. Each ELJ demonstration project constructed to date improved salmonid habitat and addressed traditional problems constraining habitat rehabilitation, such as bank and bridge protection. The projects described here offer examples of in-stream structures compatible with rehabilitating and maintaining aquatic and riparian habitat in fluvial corridors throughout the Puget Sound.
- Info on Conservation Planning Atlas
- Milkweeds By State
- Monarchs require milkweed to survive; Monarch butterflies need milkweed for laying eggs and Monarch caterpillars only eat milkweed plants. This link provides a list of milkweed plants by state.
- Journey North Website - Citizen Science
- Journey North: A Global Study of Wildlife Migration and Seasonal Change. Here you can view and report Monarch sightings.
- Presentation for Terrestrial / Wetland Team, NALCC Technical Committee, 3/5/15
- Presentation for Terrestrial / Wetland Team, NALCC Technical Committee, 3/5/15
- Workshop: Learn to use data for climate savvy planning (Woodstock, VT) Apr 10, 2015 from 08:00 AM to 04:15 PM — Forest Center, Marsh Billings Rockefeller National Historic Park, Woodstock, VT,
- In a free hands-on workshop organized by the Regional Conservation Partnerships Network, participants will explore conservation data sets, meet scientists and federal managers, and network with other RCPs members.
- Workshop: Learn to use data for climate savvy planning (Lewiston, ME) Mar 13, 2015 from 08:00 AM to 04:15 PM — Benjamin Mays Center, Bates College, Lewiston, ME,
- In a free hands-on workshop organized by the Regional Conservation Partnerships Network, participants will explore conservation data sets, meet scientists and federal managers, and network with other RCPs members.
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- NOAA LCC Science Needs and Nearterm Engagement
- Report by Polly Hicks, NOAA Restoration Ctr, on potential areas for collaboration between NOAA and the LCCs
- Appendices for NOAA/LCC Collaboration Report
- Excel workbook with NOAA priorities, LCC conservation targets and overlapping questions/issues
- Document: Summary of CT Pilot Core Team Meeting & Call, 01-05-2015
- Summary of meeting to discuss connectivity layer and relationship to connectors with the terrestrial design.
- Background Presentation for Aquatic Team - 2/25/15, revised 3/6/15
- Background Presentation for Aquatic Team - originally given 2/25/15. Revised for second (make-up) call on March 6, 2015.
- Potential 2015 Science Needs - North Atlantic LCC
- Potential 2015 Science Needs - North Atlantic LCC
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