Managed forests generally produce high water quality, but degradation is possible via
sedimentation if proper management is not implemented during forest harvesting. To …

Mounting interest in ecological restoration of streams and rivers, including that motivated by
the Water Framework Directive, has stimulated examination of whether management and …

Extensive anthropogenic terrestrial sedimentary deposits are well recognized in the
geologic literature and are increasingly being referred to as legacy sediment (LS) …

Rivers are the great shapers of terrestrial landscapes. Very few points on Earth above sea
level do not lie within a drainage basin. Even points distant from the nearest channel are …

Suspended sediment is one of the major concerns regarding the quality of water entering
the Chesapeake Bay. Some of the highest suspended-sediment concentrations occur on …

Like many rivers in the western US, the Elwha River, Washington, has changed substantially
over the past century in response to natural and human forcing. The lower river is affected by …

Disparity between watershed erosion rates and downstream sediment delivery has
remained an important theme in geomorphology for many decades, with the role of …

Abstract GK Gilbert's (1917) classic monograph, Hydraulic-Mining Débris in the Sierra
Nevada, is described and put into the context of modern geomorphic knowledge. The …

The paper presents the role of watermills in the shaping and evolution of cultural landscape.
The distribution of 1217 watermills along rivers in the lower Vistula catchment area since the …

Abstract The lower Roanoke River on the Coastal Plain of North Carolina is not embayed
and maintains a floodplain that is among the largest on the mid-Atlantic Coast. This …