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Riparian management: an exploration into connecting the biophysical and social sciences

Marchand Abal, NicolasLincoln University2006

Over the last fifty years, environmental management thinking has been moving from the traditional 'balance of nature' and 'command and control' perspectives towards an evolving paradigm that explicitly recognises the environment as a complex adaptive system. Implicit in this new conception are the …

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Quickbird satellite imagery for riparian management : characterizing riparian filter strips and detecting concentrated flow in an agricultural watershed

Volkman, Sarah

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The Training, Use, and Water Quality Effects of Riparian Proper Functioning Condition Assessment in Nevada

Gibson, Robert J.2012

The limited spatial extent of riparian systems in Nevada belies their importance to the production of ecosystem services by the landscape as a whole. Management of these systems is complicated by legacy effects of historic management, contrasting and often conflicting perspectives among …

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The Importance and Seasonal Variation of Terrestrial Invertebrates as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russian Federation

Eberle, Lorri

… of this study raise concerns in dealing with riparian management and salmonid production and conservation. Key words: allochthonous inputs, terrestrial invertebrates, resource subsidy, forest-stream ecotone, food webs, stream ecology, salmonids, Kamchatka

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The Importance and Seasonal Variation of Terrestrial Invertebrates as Prey for Juvenile Salmonids on the Kol River Floodplain, Kamchatka, Russian Federation

Eberle, Lorri

… of this study raise concerns in dealing with riparian management and salmonid production and conservation. Key words: allochthonous inputs, terrestrial invertebrates, resource subsidy, forest-stream ecotone, food webs, stream ecology, salmonids, Kamchatka

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Effects of Forestry Streamside Management Zones on Stream Water Quality, Channel Geometry, Soil Erosion, and Timber Management in the Virginia Piedmont

Lakel, WilliamVirginia Tech2008

… include determining if a 50-foot streamside management zone (SMZ) as described in the Virginia BMP Manual (VDOF 2002) is generally sufficient to protect stream water quality, riparian soils, and stream bank integrity in headwater streams where forest harvesting has taken place, as well as …

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