JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY WATER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
Universities Council on Water Resources
River and Lake Restoration: Changing Landscapes
Table of Contents
River and Lake Restoration: Changing Landscapes - An Introduction
by Lynne Y. Lewis
Importance of Including Use and Passive Use Values of River and Lake Restoration
by John Loomis
Restoration of Wetland and Riparian Systems:
The Role of Science, Adaptive Management, History and Values
by Duncan T. Patten
Geomorphology and Restoration Ecology
by David R. Montgomery
The Plight and Outlook for Migratory fish in the Gulf of Maine
by Andrew Goode
Restoring Native Fisheries to Maine’s Largest Watershed:
The Penobscot River Restoration Project
by Laura Rose Day
Dam Removal: A Taxonomy with Implications for Economic Analysis
by Mark Griffin Smith
Economic Valuation of Riparian Corridors and Upland Wildlife Habitat in an Urban Watershed
by Neolwah Netusil
The Second National Water Policy Dialogue: Muddling Through to Better Water Policy
by C. Mark Dunning and Gerald E. Galloway
Directions in National Water Research Policy and Funding
by Erik webb