Despite decades of research on wood in rivers, the addition of wood as a river restoration
technique remains controversial. We reviewed the literature on natural and placed wood to …

Despite billions of dollars spent on various river restoration techniques, we still find
ourselves debating whether habitat restoration increases fish abundance or concentrates …

Stopover habitats allow migratory animals to bolster energy stores prior to the resumption of
migration, which can increase an individual's likelihood of survival. Carryover effects from …

This study evaluated estuarine habitat use, life‐history composition, growth and survival of
four successive broods of coho salmon Oncoryhnchus kisutch in Salmon River, Oregon …

Although billions of dollars have been spent restoring degraded watersheds worldwide,
watershed-scale studies evaluating their effectiveness are rare. To mitigate damage from …

Each year, juveniles of eight salmonid species enter the Salish Sea—the inland marine
waters between northwestern Washington, USA, and British Columbia, Canada. These …

Many of the ecological processes in the riparian forests and streams across the Pacific
Northwest have become impaired through production forestry practices common prior to the …

A major underpinning of recovery efforts for Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) listed under
the Endangered Species Act is that there is a strong relationship between freshwater habitat …

Instream flow models link a physical habitat model that predicts flow-related changes in
hydraulics to a biological model that predicts the response of fish to altered velocity and …

The downstream movement of coho salmon fry and parr in the fall, as distinct from the spring
migration of smolts, has been well documented across the range of the species. In many …