Recent Relevant Scientific Publications

“Econometric Models for Estimating Costs of Salmon Habitat Restoration in the Northwest USA”

“Disentangling Restoration Effects from Estuarine Gradients and Seasonal Variability: an analysis of Secondary Production and Chinook Salmon Diets in Tidal Wetlands“

“Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Stage 0 and Valley Bottom Restoration Projects: A Review With Lessons From the Grande Ronde Basin, USA“

“Salmon watershed archetypes: A clustering of cumulative pressures and climate change“

“Adaptive monitoring and partnerships in river restoration: insights from the Middle Fork John Day River Intensively Monitored Watershed, Oregon“

“Applications of marine ecosystem models for Pacific salmon conservation and management in the Northeast Pacific“

“River Restoration in the Context of Hydropower Impacts to Anadromous Fish in Large River Networks: Evidence From the Columbia River Basin With Implications for Future Research“

“Characterizing stream temperature to support habitat restoration – a review of methods and best practices“

“Adapting quantitative tools to support the assessment and management of wild Pacific salmon in an era of legislative, environmental, and socio-political change“

“Shifting stage-specific constraints on productivity shape recovery potential for Yukon River Chinook salmon“

“Bridging Ecology and Geosciences in Riverscapes: Implications for Process-Based Restoration“

“Integrative approaches to river ecosystem assessment and restoration: a review of methodologies and strategies for coherent implementation“

“Willingness to pay, values, and attitudes: Exploring preferences for river restoration measures in Finland“

“Hydrothermal regulation in cold-region river restoration: Coupled effects of ice-cover and in-stream structures“

“Integrating climate data and river modeling to reveal Chinook salmon habitat conditions in subarctic river basins“

“Pacific Northwest Salmon remain stalled at a Crossroads“

“(Re)Producing Salmon: Purity Politics and Salmon Conservation in the Pacific Northwest“

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