Incorporating climate change into culvert design in Washington State, USA
GF Wilhere, JB Atha, T Quinn, I Tohver… - Ecological …, 2017 - Elsevier
Road crossings at rivers or streams are known to create barriers to fish movement when they
are improperly designed or constructed. Over the next 50–100 years climate change is
projected to cause major changes in hydrology and channel morphology across Washington
State. If culverts built today cannot accommodate future channel conditions, then climate
change could indirectly create barriers to fish movement and consequent loss of fish
habitats. To inform managers and engineers about the potential impacts of climate change …
are improperly designed or constructed. Over the next 50–100 years climate change is
projected to cause major changes in hydrology and channel morphology across Washington
State. If culverts built today cannot accommodate future channel conditions, then climate
change could indirectly create barriers to fish movement and consequent loss of fish
habitats. To inform managers and engineers about the potential impacts of climate change …
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