Engineered in‐stream structures are often installed to increase salmonid abundance, either
for commercial gain in fisheries or for conservation purposes in degraded habitats. Having …

Riparian forests regulate linkages between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, yet
relationships among riparian forest development, stand structure, and stream habitats are …

Bed elevation, feature adjustments, and spawning use were monitored at three Chinook
salmon (Oncorhynchus tschawytscha) spawning habitat rehabilitation sites to measure …

Large wood (LW) mobility was studied over several time periods in channel segments of four
low-order mountain streams, southern Chile. All wood pieces found within the bankfull …

The role, function, and importance of large woody debris (LWD) in rivers depend strongly on
environmental context and land use history. The coastal watersheds of central and northern …

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 …

Throughout the world before the 1970s, in-channel large wood (hereafter LW), was
generally considered a nuisance or a hazard to be avoided because of the hydraulic effects …

Action is increasingly being taken in New Zealand and elsewhere to restore ecological
function to streams through planting of riparian zones. We used simulation modelling to …

Forest management and stream habitat can be improved by clarifying the primary riparian
and geomorphic controls on streams. To this end, we evaluated the recruitment, storage …

We investigated the short‐term effects on stream now, habitat, water temperature, periphyton
biomass, and macroinvertebrate communities of applying integrated catchment …