Recent decades have seen a marked increase in the number of dams removed in the United
States. Investigations following a number of removals are beginning to inform how, and how …

Rivers and their floodplains are among the most important natural environments in the UK
and Republic of Ireland. Compared with other ecosystems, rivers support a …

Résumé Les principes de restauration écologique se sont affirmés dans la gestion des
cours d'eau depuis les années 1990 dans le monde occidental. La suppression d'ouvrages …

River restoration and rehabilitation projects are widespread, but rarely include the data
needed to fully evaluate if they are successful in achieving their goals or how long the …

Channel response to dam removal is still poorly understood, as there is a lack of monitoring
data. A small dam in the gravel bed Krzczonówka Stream was lowered in 2014 as the first in …

Sediment pulses, defined as discrete, temporary increases in sediment supply, enter
channels through both natural and anthropogenic means. The movement of the resultant …

The identification and characterization of barriers to river continuity are essential for the
preparation of an inventory of hydraulic infrastructure. To this end, it is necessary to define …

Channel geometry, water discharge, and sediment supply work together to influence gravel-
bed morphodynamics. How these forcings change and interact affects instream meso-scale …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Canterbury region of New Zealand experienced a sequence of
strong earthquakes during 2010-2011. Responses included government acquisition of many …

River widening is a common restoration approach to mitigate the adverse effects of past
stream alterations on infrastructure and the riparian ecosystem by stabilizing the river bed …