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Cosens_Adaptive Governance_Berkeley 2019

riverlab / June 17, 2019

Cosens_Adaptive Governance_Berkeley 2019

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  • REMEMBERING LEWIS MACADAMS AND THE FUTURE OF THE CONCRETE CHANNEL
  • HIGH-FLOW RELEASES FROM DAMS TO RESTORE GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES, AQUATIC HABITATS: NEW PUBLICATION AVAILABLE
  • WHY URBAN RIVERFRONT RENEWALS OFTEN FAIL
  • THE IDEAL MEANDER: WHY DO RIVER RESTORATION PROJECTS ALWAYS SEEK TO BUILD IDEAL MEANDERS? KRISTEN WILSON SUGGESTS IT’S UNDERLYING AESTHETIC PREFERENCES
  • NEW PUBLICATION: DOCUMENTING EFFECTS OF EROSION FROM ROAD CONSTRUCTION ON A CENTRAL AMERICAN RIVER
  • NEW INSIGHTS INTO RIVER RESTORATION FROM THE 16TH ANNUAL BERKELEY RIVER RESTORATION SYMPOSIUM
  • NEW PUBLICATION: HYDROLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY OF IMPERVIOUS SURFACES

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The shortcourse Geomorphic and Ecological Fundamentals for River and Stream Restoration has been cancelled for 2020 due to COVID-19 but is 'on' for 16-20 August 2021

Geomorphic + Ecological Fundamentals of River Restoration

Start date: August 16, 2021

End date: August 20, 2021

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