This historical and conceptual overview of riparian ecosystem restoration discusses how
riparian ecosystems have been defined, describes the hydrologic, geomorphic, and biotic …

As we enter the United Nations Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, the need to engage in
restoration activities has never been greater. Included within this need is a requirement for …

Within the burgeoning field of restoration ecology, defining the concept of reclamation
relative to rehabilitation and ecological restoration is important to enhance comparability …

Stream restoration projects are often based on morphological form or stream type and, as a
result, there needs to be a clear tie established between form and function of the stream. An …

A river that preserves a simplified and attractive form may nevertheless have lost function.
Loss of function in these rivers can occur because hydrologic and geomorphic processes no …

Interest in restoration of ecological, aesthetic, and recreational values to degraded stream
channels has grown enormously in recent years, as has interest in developing flood control …

Since the major article by Wolman in 1967, investigations of river channel change have
identified implications for future management. Whereas hard engineering methods originally …

Most of the water has been captured in the rivers of Israel and they have turned into dry river-
beds which deliver only sporadic winter floods. In a semi-arid country where literally every …

Many current events described in the media point to the continuation of a past trend: like it or
not, most future growth will continue to occur in the suburbs. At subdivision and land …

We used space-for-time substitution, correlation, and regression analyses to study the
effects of urbanization age on stream channel variables from 19 low-order urban watersheds …