California Riparian Systems |
IN MEMORIAM |
A PICTORIAL OVERVIEW OF CALIFORNIA RIPARIAN SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS |
FOREWORD |
PREFACE |
SOME RIPARIAN DEFINITIONS |
![]() | ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
![]() | 1— BIOGEOGRAPHY AND DYNAMICS OF CHANGE IN CALIFORNIA RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | California Riparian Forests |
![]() | A Brief History of Riparian Forests in the Central Valley of California |
![]() | The Importance of Riparian Systems to Amphibians and Reptiles |
![]() | Some Implications of Population Growth to California's Renewable Resources |
![]() | 2— STRUCTURE, STATUS, AND TRENDS IN THE CONDITION OF CALIFORNIA RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Summary of Riparian Vegetation Areal and Linear Extent Measurements from the Central Valley Riparian Mapping Project |
![]() | An Historical Overview of the Sacramento River |
![]() | Regeneration of Riparian Forests of the Central Valley |
![]() | Plant Succession on Merced River Dredge Spoils |
![]() | Historical Vegetation Change in the Owens River Riparian Woodland |
• | Introduction |
• | Physical Setting |
![]() | Present Vegetation |
![]() | Human Impact |
• | Conclusions |
• | Literature Cited |
![]() | The Transitional Nature of Northwestern California Riparian Systems |
![]() | Classification and Dynamics of Subalpine Meadow Ecosystems in the Southern Sierra Nevada |
![]() | Composition and Trend of Riparian Vegetation on Five Perennial Streams in Southeastern Arizona |
![]() | 3— HYDROLOGIC AND HYDRAULIC CONSIDERATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE, FUNCTION, AND PROTECTION OF CALIFORNIA RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Fluvial Processes and Woodland Succession Along Dry Creek, Sonoma County, California |
![]() | Riparian Vegetation Planting for Flood Control |
![]() | The Role of Riparian Vegetation in Channel Bank Stability |
![]() | Sequential Changes in Bed Habitat Conditions in the Upper Carmel River Following the Marble-Cone Fire of August, 1977 |
![]() | Flood Control and Riparian System Destruction |
![]() | Photodocumentation of Vegetation and Landform Change on a Riparian Site, 1880–1980 |
![]() | 4— AQUATIC/RIPARIAN INTERACTIONS IN RIVERINE SYSTEMS |
![]() | The Importance of Riparian Vegetation to Stream Ecosystems |
![]() | The Role of Streamside Bufferstrips in the Ecology of Aquatic Biota |
![]() | The Use of Riparian Systems by Aquatic Insects |
![]() | The Influence of Riparian Vegetation on Stream Fish Communities of California |
![]() | 5— RIPARIAN/UPLAND INTERACTIONS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WILDLIFE AND AGRICULTURE |
![]() | Riparian Birds in the Riparian/Agricultural Interface |
![]() | Alder, Cottonwood, and Sycamore Distribution and Regeneration Along the Nacimiento River, California |
![]() | Historical Avifaunal Changes in the Riparian Zone of the Truckee River, Nevada |
![]() | Pronghorn, Cattle, and Feral Horse Use of Wetland and Upland Habitats |
![]() | 6— ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL VALUES IN RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Economic and Social Values in Riparian Systems |
![]() | Economic Analysis and the Management of Riparian Resources |
• | Public Values and Riparian Systems |
• | A Farmer's View of Riparian Systems |
![]() | Diverse Interests in Riparian Systems and the Potential for Coalition |
![]() | The Value of Riparian Ecosystems |
![]() | 7— RIPARIAN SYSTEMS AND THE LAW |
![]() | Is There a National Interest in Wetlands |
![]() | The Clean Water Acts and the Principles of the Public Trust Doctrine |
![]() | The Public Trust and Riparian Systems |
![]() | The State as Public Trustee |
![]() | Riparian Regulations |
![]() | Protection of Riparian Systems in an Anti-Regulatory Era |
![]() | 8— CLASSIFICATION, INVENTORY, AND MONITORING OF RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Evolution and Riparian Systematics |
![]() | The Central Valley Riparian Mapping Project |
![]() | Current Condition of Riparian Resources in the Central Valley of California |
![]() | Riparian Systems |
![]() | The Nationwide Rivers Inventory |
![]() | Environmental Data System of the Bureau of Reclamation |
![]() | Spatial Vegetation Units Used with a Description Method Based on Two Levels of Resolution to Provide the Requisite Structural Information for Vegetation Preservation |
![]() | An Application of the Spatial-Aggregation Method to the Description of Riparian Vegetation |
![]() | Structural, Floristic, and Condition Inventory of Central Valley Riparian Systems |
![]() | A Riparian Classification System |
![]() | 9— NATIONAL AND REGIONAL RIPARIAN TRENDS |
• | California Riparian Systems |
![]() | Overview |
![]() | Important Riparian/Wetland Systems of Peninsular Baja California |
![]() | Riparian Problems and Initiatives in the American Southwest |
![]() | Regional Riparian Research and a Multi-University Approach to the Special Problem of Livestock Grazing in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains |
![]() | Riparian System/Livestock Grazing Interaction Research in the Intermountain West |
![]() | Senate Bill 397 |
![]() | 10— RIPARIAN RESTORATION |
![]() | Mortality and Growth of Cottonwood on Dredge-Spoil |
![]() | Riparian Restoration Efforts Associated with Structurally Modified Flood Control Channels |
![]() | Streambank Stabilization Techniques Used by the Soil Conservation Service in California |
![]() | Environmental Resource Conservation |
![]() | Planting Design Inventory Techniques for Modeling the Restoration of Native Riparian Landscapes |
![]() | Irrigation Systems for Riparian Zone Revegetation |
![]() | High Mountain Meadow Restoration |
![]() | 11— RIPARIAN SYSTEMS AND WATER DIVERSION PROJECTS |
![]() | The South Fork (Kern River) Wildlife Area |
![]() | Potential Effects of Sewage Effluent Removal on the Lower Salinas River Riparian System |
![]() | Sofar |
![]() | The Effects of Groundwater Pumping on Natural Spring Communities in Owens Valley |
![]() | Destruction of Riparian Systems Due to Water Development in the Mono Lake Watershed |
![]() | Influencing Future Effects of Water Development on Riparian Systems |
![]() | 12— PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF RIPARIAN VEGETATION ON LEVEE SYSTEMS |
![]() | Vegetation on US Army Corps of Engineers Project Levees in the Sacramento/San Joaquin Valley, California |
![]() | Riparian Vegetation on Flood Control Project Levees |
![]() | The Role of Vegetation in an Integrated Pest Management Approach to Levee Management |
![]() | Experimenting with Levee Vegetation |
![]() | Riparian Surrogates in the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta and Their Habitat Values |
![]() | 13— RIPARIAN SYSTEMS AND THE ECOLOGY OF BIRD POPULATIONS |
![]() | Seasonal Variation of Bird Numbers in a Riparian Forest, Sacramento Valley, California |
![]() | Riparian Bird Community Structure and Dynamics |
![]() | Avian Use of Marshes on the Lower Colorado River |
![]() | Riparian Forest as Habitat for the Least Bell's Vireo |
![]() | Importance of Riparian Systems to Nesting Swainson's Hawks in the Central Valley of California |
![]() | Sensitivity of Riparian Birds to Habitat Loss |
![]() | Avian Use of Revegetated Riparian Zones |
![]() | 14— COASTAL ZONE RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Protection of Riparian Systems in the California Coastal Zone |
![]() | Plant Species Composition and Life form Spectra of Tidal Streambanks and Adjacent Riparian Woodlands Along the Lower Sacramento River |
![]() | Sediment Control Criteria for an Urbanizing Area in San Diego County, California |
![]() | Management of Riparian Vegetation in the Northcoast Region of California's Coastal Zone |
![]() | Preserving Riparian Vegetation along California's South Central Coast |
![]() | 15— UNIQUE ECOLOGICAL AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS OF CALIFORNIA DESERT RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Temporal Desert Riparian Systems—the Mojave River as an Example |
![]() | Composition and Abundance of Bird Populations in Riparian Systems of the California Deserts |
![]() | Management Aspects of Relict Populations Inhabiting the Amargosa Canyon Ecosystem |
![]() | The Decline of Ash Meadows, a Unique Desert Ecosystem |
• | A Manager's Perspective of Riparian Areas in the California Desert |
![]() | 16— SUSTAINED YIELD PRODUCTION IN RIPARIAN SYSTEMS |
![]() | Productivity in Native Stands of Prosopis Glandulosa |
![]() | Riparian Woodland Regulation |
![]() | Economic Values of Three Furbearers Inhabiting California Riparian Systems |
![]() | Compatibility of Biofuel Production with Wildlife Habitat Enhancement |
![]() | Considerations of Riparian Biomass for Management As an Energy Source |
![]() | 17— CULTURAL, ECOLOGICAL, RECREATIONAL, AND AESTHETIC VALUES |
![]() | Recreation Planning As a Tool to Restore and Protect Riparian Systems |
![]() | Management and Protection of Riparian Ecosystems in the State Park System |
![]() | Planning Recreation Development and Wildlife Enhancement in a Riparian Environment at Orestimba Creek |
![]() | Management of Cultural Resources in Riparian Systems |
![]() | Warm Springs Dam-Lake Sonoma Ethnobotanical Preserve |
![]() | 18— INTEGRATED APPROACHES TO RIPARIAN MANAGEMENT |
![]() | Developing a Long-Term Protection Plan for the McCloud River, California |
![]() | Sacramento River Environment |
![]() | Riparian Area Management in the Pacific Southwest Region of the Forest Service |
![]() | Protecting Stream Environment Zones to Preserve Water Quality in the Lake Tahoe Basin |
![]() | Resource Allocation Issues Associated with Maintaining Instream Flow from Wastewater |
![]() | 19— RIPARIAN INITIATIVES AT THE LOCAL LEVEL |
![]() | A State Mandate for Riparian Wetland System Preservation |
![]() | Protecting Urban Streams—a Case Study |
![]() | San Diego County Riparian Systems |
![]() | The Preservation and Restoration of Riparian Resources in Conducting Flood Control Activities |
![]() | Management Options for Dry Creek Riparian Corridor Including Formation of a Local Land Trust |
![]() | 20— THE RIVERS AND HARBORS ACT, SECTION 404, AND RIPARIAN SYSTEM CONSERVATION |
![]() | Federal Wetlands Protection under the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 |
![]() | Vegetation of the Santa Ana River and Some Flood Control Implications |
![]() | Technical Delineation of Wetland Boundaries within California Riparian Systems |
![]() | Riparian Protection from Corps of Engineers Projects |
![]() | Section 404 Jurisdictional Determinations in Riparian Systems |
![]() | 21— RIPARIAN SYSTEMS AND THE ECOLOGY OF NON-AVIAN WILDLIFE POPULATIONS |
![]() | Ringtail Distribution and Abundance in the Central Valley of California |
![]() | Rare, Threatened and Endangered Invertebrates in California Riparian Systems |
![]() | Gray Fox Temporal and Spatial Activity in a Riparian/Agricultural Zone in California's Central Valley |
![]() | Fish Slough |
![]() | Geographical Ecology of the Sacramento Valley Riparian Butterfly Fauna |
![]() | The Status of Ecological Research on the Mammal Fauna of California's Central Valley Riparian Communities |
![]() | Sensitive, Threatened, and Endangered Mammals of Riparian and other Wetland Communities in California |
![]() | 22— DEVELOPING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR RIPARIAN LANDS IN PRIVATE OWNERSHIP |
![]() | Developing Management Strategies for Privately Owned Riparian Land |
![]() | A Management Strategy for the Kern River Preserve, California |
![]() | Riparian System Restoration by Private Landowners |
![]() | Vector Control in Riparian/Wetland Systems |
![]() | Pest and Beneficial Insects Associated with Agriculture and Riparian Systems |
![]() | Timber Operations Along California Streams |
DIRECTORY OF CONTRIBUTORS |
![]() | INDEX |