The reason for the second version (version 1.1) of the Middle Fork Coquille Watershed Analysis was because of Riparian Reserve density management

Abstract. Marine reserves are quickly gaining popularity as a management option for marine conservation, fisheries, and other human uses of the oceans. Despite the popularity of marine reserves as a management tool, few reserves appear to have been created or designed with an understanding of how

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improve ecological restoration practices and to share lessons learned with broader audiences. This paper seeks to narrow this gap by describing in detail riparian revegetation project planning, management actions, and costs incurred within typical grant funded projects. Initial planting densities

between salmon density and the physical characteristics of watersheds. Predicting how salmon affect terrestrial ecosystems is central to conservation plans that aim to better integrate ecosystem values into resource management. Declines in fish biomass through over-exploitation, habitat degradation

of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) executed a combined airborne hyperspectral remote sensing and field campaign to analyze moisture or wetness gradients in the Doode Bemde, a riparian nature reserve. The main objective of the study is to test the best hyperspectral analysis and mapping method, using

Management has completed an Environmental Assessment (EA) and analyzed a proposal to conduct understory thinning within Riparian Reserves in the Johnson Creek and Sheepy Creek subwatersheds, which are tributary to Jenny Creek and the Klamath River. The project will contribute to meeting the goals

Abstract: Riparian corridors in urban environment are responsible for the city’s stormwater drainage as well as its health and sanitary conditions. Riparian corridors are also allocated as green non-buildable spaces, often perceived as spaces reserved for leisure time or recreation. Evident

techniques that can deal with increased demands. Using the Density Management and Riparian Buffer Study of western Oregon, USA I highlight the importance of context in forest management in three interconnected studies. When viewed together, these studies show the implications of understanding both regional

-after experiment along small streams. Since objectives for riparian management extend beyond the protection of fish habitats to include terrestrial and aquatic habitat and clean water, we have taken an ecosystem approach. Even with 30 m reserves there were measurable changes within the stream and riparian margins