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AWRA
PROCEEDINGS
International Conference on
Riparian Ecology and Management
in Multi-Land Use Watersheds
August 28-31, 2000
Portland, Oregon
American Water Resources Association
Advancing Multidisciplinary Water Resources
Management and Research
Natural resource issues such as salmon recovery in the Pacific Northwest of the
United States highlight the importance of riparian area ecological functions. Riparian
areas are vital interfaces between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and efforts
to manage, protect, and restore riparian areas are increasing worldwide.
Knowledge about the integrated functions of riparian areas in multi-land use watersheds
and about the influence of social and economic factors on riparian areas
is still limited. The goal of this conference was to provide an integrated forum for
the presentation and discussion of biological, physical, chemical, social and economic
aspects of riparian areas and stream corridors in multi-land use watersheds.
The conference and proceedings were organized around three themes: • Processes,
Functions and Structure of Riparian Areas – disturbance regimes, landscape
and watershed scale processes, vegetation-hydrology interactions, plant-animal
interactions, biogeochemistry, fluvial processes and hydrology; • Multiple
Human Influences on Riparian Areas – social, economic, and ecological topics
included cumulative effects at watershed scale, ecosystem trajectories, case studies
from urban, agricultural, forest, rangeland settings, and social/economic valuations;
and • Future Management of Riparian Areas – Use and Restoration –
restoration and protection strategies, assessment approaches, watershed analyses,
monitoring, model evaluations, ecological constraints and opportunities, design
of conservation practices, and methods of study at various scales.
Ninety-six peer-reviewed papers and 11 extended abstracts provide important
and wide-ranging insights and perspectives regarding riparian ecology and management.
• 2000 • 96 Papers • 11 Extended Abstracts • 608 Pages • Soft Cover
• $72.00 / AWRA Member $90.00 / Non-Member
ISBN 1-882132-51-3
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