River corridor protection has been adopted by government agencies and non-governmental
organizations to try to control nonpoint nutrient loading to rivers. Yet, river corridor protection …

While many different watershed management strategies have been implemented to improve
water quality, relatively few studies empirically tested the combined effects of different …

Wetland restoration provides many benefits, but re-flooding historically drained land can
have unintended negative consequences, including phosphorus (P) release from …

Water level fluctuations (WLFs) affect phytoplankton dynamics, water quality, and fish
populations in lakes and reservoirs around the world. However, such effects are system …

Climate-driven sea level rise has severe consequences for drained agricultural areas near
coasts. The least productive of these can be restored into marine wetlands of high ecological …

The Klamath Tribes have been monitoring water quality in Upper Klamath Lake (UKL) since
1990. These data have been described and summarized to varying degrees in a series of …

Removing dams and levees to restore hydrologic connectivity and enhance ecosystem
services such as nutrient removal has been an increasingly common management practice …

Municipal biosolids in end-of-life lagoons can release phosphorus (P) to floodwater and
contribute to P enrichment of receiving waters if the floodwater is released. Phosphorus …

Upper Klamath and Agency Lakes (UKL) comprise a large, shallow, hypereutrophic lake
system located in south-central Oregon (Figure 1) that is seasonally dominated by large …

Restoration of freshwater wetlands presents a potential water quality benefit via removal of
nutrients, but complex and unresolved changes in nutrient cycling can occur following …