Bedrock‐canyon rivers tend to be supply limited because they are efficient transporters of
sediment and not because the upstream supply of sediment is small. A byproduct of this …

Many canyon‐bound rivers have been dammed and downstream flow and water
temperatures modified. In some regions, climate change is expected to cause lower storage …

Prior to the construction of large dams on the Green and Colorado Rivers, annual floods
aggraded sandbars in lateral flow-recirculation eddies with fine sediment scoured from the …

Rivers commonly exhibit substantial variability in suspended‐sand concentration, even at
constant water discharge. Here we derive an approach for evaluating how much of this …

Canyon Dam has drastically altered physical and biological processes along the Colorado
River corridor downstream from the dam (fig. 1). These changes have led to a variety of …

Digital elevation models (DEMs) of eleven 2–5 kilometer reaches of the Colorado River
ecosystem (CRE) in Grand Canyon were constructed from repeat bathymetric and …

Objetivo. Evaluar la relación entre estructura y dieta de la comunidad íctica y la cobertura
vegetal riparia (CVR) en dos períodos hidrológicos (PEHI) en riachos de la cuenca del río …

Abstract Water releases from Glen Canyon Dam, Arizona, are the primary determinant of
streamflow, sediment transport, water quality, and aquatic and riparian habitat availability in …

The decline in native fish populations in the Colorado River in Marble and Grand Canyons
over the past few decades has led biologists and river managers to investigate possible …

Forested watersheds produce more than half of the water supply in the United States.
Forests affect how precipitation is partitioned into available water versus evapotranspiration …