River restoration is one of the most prominent areas of applied water‐resources science.
From an initial focus on enhancing fish habitat or river appearance, primarily through …

Stream restoration practitioners and researchers have devoted a great deal of effort in recent
decades to developing extensive guidance for stream restoration. The available resources …

ABSTRACT A great deal of effort has been devoted to developing guidance for stream
restoration and rehabilitation. The available resources are diverse, reflecting the wide …

Complex relationships between stream functions and processes make evaluation of stream
modification projects difficult. Informed by vague objectives and minimal monitoring data …

Understanding how individual grains and populations of grains move through alluvial
systems is important for predicting how landscapes adjust to changes in climate, tectonics …

One of the many consequences of anthropogenic influence on streams is accelerated
stream erosion. The industry of stream restoration and/or stabilization has grown to meet the …

Ecosystem functions and services performed by wetlands and rivers have been significantly
diminished at a global scale. As societies become increasingly aware of and dependent …

Abstract Design engineers are expected to meet an accepted standard of care, which
provides assurance that reasonable care and quality of service have been performed by the …

Urban watersheds experience a variety of ecosystem stressors including hydromodification
and impaired water quality. Impacts of hydromodification include rapid geomorphic …