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- Title: Long-term aquatic habitat restoration: Mahogany Creek, Nevada, as a case study
- Journal: Water Resources Bulletin
- Authors: T. J. Myers, and S. Swanson
- Date: 1996
- Summary: The long-term recovery from abusive grazing of an aquatic habitat and limitations of this recovery was assessed on two watersheds in the Black Rock Mountains of northwestern Nevada. In 1976, Mahogany Creek was no longer grazed by livestock and Summer Camp Creek was put into a rest-rotation grazing system. Aquatic and riparian variables such as pool variables, cover, HCI, water width/depth, bank stability, percent silt, percent cobble/gravel, and silt substrate were measured over 14 years. ...
- Agrovoc Control Words: Riparian zones, Grazing, Rivers
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- Title: The need for long-term stream monitoring programs in forest ecosystems of the pacific northwest
- Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
- Authors: R. C. Wissmar
- Date: 1993
- Summary: Long-term monitoring programs are viewed as key components for bringing together management organizations, researchers, and decision-makers to improve the management and health of natural resources. The development of long-term monitoring programs requires reviews of background and historical information to provide precise definitions of long-term objectives, planning considerations and monitoring procedures. Procedures need to be identified, during the planning process, that apply management standards to variable conditions encountered within natural ecosystems and that detect the timing of ...
- Agrovoc Control Words: Riparian zones, Rangelands, Wildlife
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