This paper was motivated by the 25th anniversary of the publication of Marc Reisner's book,
Cadillac Desert: The American West and its Disappearing Water. Dams are ubiquitous on …

Sandbars are iconic features of the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA
Following completion of Glen Canyon Dam in 1963, sediment deficit conditions caused …

Dam removals with unmanaged sediment releases are good opportunities to learn about
channel response to abruptly increased bed material supply. Understanding these events is …

This paper investigates the impact of a 1000‐year flood in August 2002 on floodplains and
valley morphology of an Austrian mixed alluvial bed rock river. Discharges with a recurrence …

As in many areas of high relief, debris flows are an important process linkage between
hillslopes and the Green River in the canyons of the eastern Uinta Mountains, yet the …

Mountain channels closely coupled to landslide‐prone hillslopes often exhibit bed surface
grain sizes coarser than transportable by annual high flows. Coarse particles within poorly …

Rapids are an integral part of bedrock‐controlled rivers, influencing aquatic ecology,
geomorphology, and recreational value. Flow measurements in rapids and high‐gradient …

Compounding changes in climate and human activities stand to increase sediment input to
rivers in many landscapes, including via discrete perturbations such as post‐fire debris …

This study assesses historic overbank alluvial sedimentation along a low-gradient reach of
West Fork Black's Fork in the northern Uinta Mountains, Utah. In this previously glaciated …

Flow regulation by large dams affects downstream flow competence and channel
maintenance. Debris flows from 740 tributaries in Grand Canyon, Arizona, transport coarse …