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Restoring Floodplain Processes Workshop
Thursday, April 5th: This workshop explores the functions of, and linkages between, the channel and its floodplain.
We examine how fishes use floodplains, and how rivers and creeks interact with floodplains relative to the fluvial geomorphic process that create and maintain the habitat necessary for sustaining salmonid populations. We also explore strategies and design criteria for restoring floodplain habitat that benefits salmonids. Lastly, we touch on how these restoration techniques provide other benefits to society, chiefly increased options for safely managing floodwater, especially when changes in climate are considered.
This item originally appeared in the Jan. 2012 SRF e-Newsletter.
Publication date:
2012-01-03
