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Search Search BEAVER BELIEVER GENERAL Classification of the Alterations of Beaver Dams to Headwater Streams in Northeastern Connecticut, U.S.A. 1.1 MB Beavers – Nature's Water Engineers 10.5 MB An Introduction to Induced Meandering 1.3 MB Patch Dynamics in a Landscape Modified by Ecosystem Engineers 756.3 KB The Beaver Restoration Guidebook 7.9 MB Livestock Grazing Limits Beaver Restoration in Northern New Mexico 285.5 KB Potential Mitigation of and Adaptation to Climate-Driven Changes 401.2 KB Evaluating Beaver Activity and Dam Analog Structures in the LCRE 1.3 MB Leave it to Beaver – Rethinking Drainage Management 5.7 MB Eurasian Beaver Activity – 2017 3.2 MB The Community Builder: Beaver's Role in the Ecological Community 843.5 KB Beaver Habitat Suitability Model – Big Hole Watershed, Montana 4.3 MB The Geomorphic Influences of Beaver Dams and Failures of Beaver Dams 851.6 KB The River Discontinuum: Applying Beaver Modifications to Baseline Conditions for Restoration of Forested Headwaters 809.2 KB Beaver Management Solutions – Additional Resources 2.2 MB Beaver Wetlands 428.3 KB A Study of Beaver Colonies in Michigan 2.8 MB North American Beaver: A Technical Conservation Assessment 1.1 MB Ecosystem Experiment Reveals Benefits of Natural and Simulated Beaver Dams to a Threatened Population of Steelhead 2.0 MB Adapting Adaptive Management for Testing the Effectiveness of Stream Restoration: An Intensively Monitored Watershed Example 1.2 MB Using Beaver Dams to Restore Incised Stream Ecosystems 4.1 MB Cottonwoods, Elk, and Wolves in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park 1.7 MB Beavers, Rebooted 2.5 MB Beaver Restoration Toolbox 3.0 MB The Beaver Restoration Guidebook 10.0 MB Working with Beaver to Restore Salmon Habitat in the Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed 7.7 MB Interaction of Beaver and Elk Herbivory Reduces Standing Crop of Willow 79.6 KB SPATIAL ANALYSIS BEAVER AND BOG TURTLES BEAVERS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE IN NORTH AMERICAN HISTORY BEAVER, SALMONIDS AND BOOK TROUT BEAVERS AND BENTHICS MANAGEMENT THINK LIKE A MOUNTAIN Management Methods: Prescribed Grazing 18.1 KB Livestock as a Potential Biological Control Agent for an Invasive Wetland Plant 681.3 KB Thinking Like a Mountain 173.5 KB Trophic Cascades, Habitat Fragmentation and Climate Change, the Need to Reconnect, Rewild and Restore Terrestrial Landscapes 10.5 MB NATURE BASED REFERENCE MATERIALS The Beaver Restoration Assessment Tool (BRAT) 13.4 MB Adapting Adaptive Management for Testing the Effectiveness of Stream Restoration 1.2 MB Confronting Hysteresis: Wood Based River Rehabilitation in Highly Altered Riverine Landscapes of South-Eastern Australia 1.2 MB A Stream Evolution Model Integrating Habitat and Ecosystem Benefits 8.0 MB Fluvial Geomorphology and River Management 17.4 MB Lower South Fork McKenzie River Floodplain Enhancement Project 11.2 MB Assessing the Geomorphic Recovery Potential of Rivers 5.3 MB How We Got to Stage 0: A 10 Minute History 2.6 MB LWD Survey 21.0 KB Using Beaver Dams to Restore Incised Stream Ecosystems 4.1 MB Using Beaver Dams to Restore Incised Stream Ecosystems 4.2 MB Biotic Drivers of Stream Planform: Implications for Understanding the Past and Restoring the Future 1.2 MB A Process-Based Approach to Restoring Depositional River Valleys to Stage 0 1.7 MB A Proposed Stage 0 Restoration Approach, Design and Construction 8.8 MB Embracing Chaos: Stage 0 Experience from the Sierra Foothills 13.9 MB 36th Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference 5.9 MB ‘Stage Zero’ Restoration of Whychus Creek, Oregon: Monitoring Results and Lessons Learned 671.2 KB Deer Creek: Stage 0 Alluvial Valley Restoration in the Western Cascades of Oregon 4.6 MB A Tool for Beaver Dam Analogue Design Poster 1.7 MB Bioswales… Absorb and Transport Large Runoff Events 2.1 MB Geomorphic and Ecological Basis for Restoring Stage 0, and Introduction to Sessions 5.5 MB Deer Creek Floodplain Restoration Project 25.5 MB A Cyclic Stream Evolution Model Integrating Habitat and Ecosystem Benefits, Incorporating Space-Time Substitution 322.2 KB Evolving Science and Policy to Restore Streams Using Instream Obstructions and Beaver Dam Analogues 30.2 MB Restoring to Stage Zero, Recent Innovations in Restoration Science 47.7 MB Plenary Session 27.1 MB A Stream Evolution Model Integrating Habitat and Ecosystem Benefits 3.3 MB Understanding the Application of Keyline Geometry 6.1 MB A Tool for Beaver Dam Analogue Design 315.3 KB Historical Basis for Restoring to Stage 0 10.5 MB Working with Beaver to Restore Salmon Habitat in the Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed 7.7 MB The Beaver Restoration Guidebook 10.0 MB Beaver Restoration Toolbox 3.0 MB Beavers, Rebooted 2.5 MB The Floodplain Food Web Mosaic 2.4 MB Spatial Complexity Reduces Interaction Strenghts in the Meta-Food Web of a River Floodplain Mosaic 1.4 MB WOOD IS GOOD Treatment: Chop and Drop 88.5 KB Design of Large Woody Debris Structures for Channel Rehabilitation 556.9 KB A Primer on Large Woody Debris Management 2.5 MB Field Manual on Maintenance of Large Woody Debris for Municipal Operation and Maintenance Crew 2.7 MB Saving Our Brook Trout with Wood in Streams 98.1 KB Restoring Brook Trout Habitat in Headwater Streams Using Large Woody Debris 230.6 KB Evaluation of Large Woody Debris in Watercourses 3.1 MB Flow Resistance Coefficient Selection in Natural Channels: A Spreadsheet Tool 927.2 KB Be a Part of Our Libary Have a helpful resource? 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