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1. Riparian vegetation reduces coastal turbidity H. Brumberg et al.
2. The spatial ecology of the whiskered bat (Myotis mystacinus) at the western extreme of its range provides evidence of regional adaptation D. Buckley et al.
3. Managing pond-breeding anurans in the selectively harvested forests of coastal New South Wales, Australia F. Lemckert
4. Overstory and regeneration dynamics in riparian management zones of northern Minnesota forested watersheds B. Palik et al.
5. Small alteration – big impacts: effects of small-scale riparian forest management on host–parasite dynamics in streams C. Lagrue et al.
6. Nitrogen removal in subsurface water by narrow buffer strips in the intensive farming landscape of the Po River watershed, Italy R. Balestrini et al.
7. Moving towards multi-layered, mixed-species forests in riparian buffers will enhance their long-term function in boreal landscapes E. Maher Hasselquist et al.
8. Single-species versus mixed-species community: which one is better for shore stabilization. A case study of Chongming Island, China Q. Du et al.
9. Runoff, erosion, and water quality of agricultural watersheds in central Navarre (Spain) J. Casalí et al.
10. Global Perspectives on Riparian Ecosystem Restoration: A Systematic Literature Review J. Becoche Mosquera & D. Macías Pinto
11. Mapping and characterizing riparian forests in headwater streams in the Carpathians Mountains of Europe E. Grabska & W. Keeton
12. Dissecting the variable source area concept – Subsurface flow pathways and water mixing processes in a hillslope H. Dahlke et al.
13. Influence of Vegetation Structure on Lidar-derived Canopy Height and Fractional Cover in Forested Riparian Buffers During Leaf-Off and Leaf-On Conditions L. Wasser et al.
14. Assessment of the main factors affecting the dynamics of nutrients in two rainfed cereal watersheds I. Hernández-García et al.
15. Streamside Management Zones Compromised by Stream Crossings, Legacy Gullies, and Over‐Harvest in the Piedmont A. Lang et al.
16. Quantifying the contribution of riparian soils to the provision of ecosystem services L. de Sosa et al.
17. From classical water-ecosystem theories to nature-based solutions — Contextualizing nature-based solutions for sustainable city K. Krauze & I. Wagner
18. Beyond cool: adapting upland streams for climate change using riparian woodlands S. Thomas et al.
19. Riparian Zone Assessment and Management: an Integrated Review Using Geospatial Technology A. Majumdar & K. Avishek
20. Reproductive Phenology and Growth of Riparian Species along Phra Prong River, Sa Kaeo Province, Eastern Thailand B. Moungsrimuangdee et al.
21. Hierarchical procedure for creating local typologies for riparian zone research and management based on biophysical features A. Flores-Díaz et al.
22. Observations of reduced ET and persistent elevated water table beneath a riparian forest gap following emerald ash borer invasion and tree mortality S. Krzemien et al.
23. Natural forest remnants as refugia for bryophyte diversity in a transformed mountain river valley landscape S. Wierzcholska et al.
24. Forest change and stream fish habitat: lessons from ‘Olde’ and New England K. Nislow
25. Introduction and a theoretical basis for using disturbance by forest management activities to sustain aquatic ecosystems D. Kreutzweiser et al.
26. Structure and composition of riparian forests in an old-growth northern hardwood–hemlock watershed P. Charles Goebel et al.
27. Understanding the effects of forest management on streams and rivers: A synthesis of research conducted in New Brunswick (Canada) 2014–2018 M. Erdozain et al.
28. Cold‐Water Thermal Refuge Enhancement and Creation for Salmonids: Successes, Failures, and Lessons Learned R. Quilbé et al.
29. Enhancing soil chemical properties at plantation riparian buffer zone using leguminous cover crops: A review N. Suliman & N. Kassim
30. Ability of Remnant Riparian Forests, With and Without Grass Filters, to Buffer Concentrated Surface Runoff1 K. Knight et al.
31. Do riparian buffer zones and new forest management practices reduce stream suspended sediment loads?: Re‐visiting the Afon Tanllwyth in Hafren Forest, Plynlimon, 20 years on T. Stott
32. Integrating USLE in Geospatial Platform for Preparing Catchment Area Treatment Plan for Chandil Dam, Jharkhand, India K. Avishek et al.
33. Use of statistical methods to characterize the influence of groundwater on the thermal regime of rivers in Normandy, France: comparison between the highly permeable, chalk catchment of the Touques River and the low permeability, crystalline rock catchment of the Orne River F. Gresselin et al.
34. Regional patterns of riparian characteristics in the interior Columbia River basin, Northwestern USA: applications for restoration planning A. Fullerton et al.
35. Twenty-six key research questions in urban stream ecology: an assessment of the state of the science S. Wenger et al.
36. Agricultural Conservation Practices and Aquatic Ecological Responses R. Lizotte et al.
37. Riparian vegetation variability in natural boreal forests: Lessons for delineating functional forested strips at the margin of aquatic habitats P. Janssen et al.
38. Effects of riparian canopy cover on salmonid diet and prey selectivity in low nutrient streams D. Ryan & M. Kelly‐Quinn
39. Evaluación de la producción de sedimentos y calidad de las aguas en cuencas agrarias de Navarra R. Giménez et al.
40. Environmental Services Provided from Riparian Forests in the Nordic Countries P. Gundersen et al.
41. Forest clearfelling effects on dissolved oxygen and metabolism in peatland streams C. O'Driscoll et al.
42. Impacts of Vegetation Removal on Urban Mediterranean Stream Hydrology and Hydraulics T. Eckermann et al.
43. Functional biogeography of fluvial fishes across the conterminous U.S.A.: Assessing the generalisability of trait–environment relationships over large regions K. Brumm et al.
44. Vegetation Affecting Water Quality in Small Streams: Case Study in Hemiboreal Forests, Latvia M. Saklaurs et al.
45. Subsurface Lateral Flows Buffer Riparian Water Stress Against Snow Drought L. Graup et al.
46. Reduction of sediment yield by riparian vegetation recovery at distinct levels of soil erosion in a tropical watershed W. Martins et al.
47. Assessing effects of sediment-reducing agriculture conservation practices on stream fishes J. Fore et al.
48. River morphology responses and riparian canopy loss: two case studies from a high-intensity storm in Atlantic Canada C. Dawson et al.
49. Realising the ecosystem-service value of native woodland in Ireland C. Bullock et al.
50. Drivers and stressors of freshwater biodiversity patterns across different ecosystems and scales: a review S. Stendera et al.
51. Mapping policies for surface water protection zones on forest land in the Nordic–Baltic region: Large differences in prescriptiveness and zone width E. Ring et al.
52. Effects of Riparian Forest Thinning on Resident Salmonid Fishes in Coastal Northern California Catchments D. Roon et al.
53. Quantifying and mapping of water-related ecosystem services for enhancing the security of the food-water-energy nexus in tropical data–sparse catchment M. Sahle et al.
54. Riparian woody plant communities in the Romanian Carpathians: Species diversity and community structure of Salix and Hippophaë communities C. Bita‐Nicolae et al.
55. Riparian forest conditions along three northern Michigan rivers following Emerald Ash Borer invasion P. Engelken & D. McCullough
56. Livestock grazing and vegetative filter strip buffer effects on runoff sediment, nitrate, and phosphorus losses D. Webber et al.
57. Are riparian buffers surrounding forestry-impacted streams sufficient to meet key ecological objectives? A Swedish case study D. Chellaiah & L. Kuglerová
58. Vegetated Buffer Zone Restoration Planning in Small Urban Watersheds Y. Duan et al.
59. A statistical model for predicting water temperature in temperate rivers and streams P. Koh et al.
60. The urgent need to identify thresholds to use for decisions about shoreline and riparian development in freshwater systems K. Peiman et al.
61. A cost‐benefit analysis of afforestation as a climate change adaptation measure to reduce flood risk R. Dittrich et al.
62. Review: Reducing residual soil nitrogen losses from agroecosystems for surface water protection in Quebec and Ontario, Canada: Best management practices, policies and perspectives S. Rasouli et al.
63. Cost-effectiveness of riparian forest buffers in farmland for water quality improvement E. Öztürk et al.
64. Are Coldwater Fish Populations of the United States Actually being Protected by Temperature Standards? D. McCullough
65. Effects of upland clearcutting and riparian partial harvesting on leaf pack breakdown and aquatic invertebrates in boreal forest streams D. KREUTZWEISER et al.
66. Balancing the environmental benefits of reforestation in agricultural regions S. Cunningham et al.
67. Riparian overstory–understory interactions and their potential implications for forest-stream linkages A. Lecerf et al.
68. Return-flow prediction and buffer designation in two rainforest headwaters N. Chappell et al.
69. A metric-based analysis on the effects of riparian and catchment landuse on macroinvertebrates M. Palt et al.
70. Runoff and sediment yield from forested catchments under varying management intensities: Insights from a subtropical region of Brazil M. Ogasawara et al.
71. Reviewing the evidence base for the effects of woodland expansion on biodiversity and ecosystem services in the United Kingdom V. Burton et al.
72. Appraising riparian management effects on benthic macroinvertebrates in the Wye River system E. Clews & S. Ormerod
73. Modeling the effects of riparian planting strategies on stream temperature: Increasing suitable habitat for endangered Formosan Landlocked Salmon in Shei‐Pa National Park, Taiwan T. Lee et al.
74. The effects of river restoration on catchment scale flood risk and flood hydrology S. Dixon et al.
75. Riparian forest corridors: A prioritization analysis to the Landscape Sample Units of the Brazilian National Forest Inventory M. Rosot et al.
76. Forest management impacts on stream integrity at varying intensities and spatial scales: Do biological effects accumulate spatially? M. Erdozain et al.
77. Effects of land‐cover transitions on emerging aquatic insects and environmental characteristics of headwater streams in an agricultural catchment C. Goss et al.
78. Evaluating the Relationships between Riparian Land Cover Characteristics and Biological Integrity of Streams Using Random Forest Algorithms S. Park et al.
79. Understanding the Ecosystem Services of Riparian Forests: Patterns, Gaps, and Global Trends L. Dinca et al.
80. Towards optimizing riparian buffer zones: Ecological and biogeochemical implications for forest management L. Kuglerová et al.
81. The Impact of Spatial Resolutions on Nature-Based Solution Suitability Mapping for Europe J. Ommer et al.
82. Ecological integrity of a medium‐sized river of a lake basin towards ecosystem health management G. Osure et al.
83. Effects of riparian forest thinning by two types of mechanical harvest on stream fish and habitat in northern Minnesota N. Hemstad et al.
84. Environmental and Anthropogenic Factors Influencing Salamanders in Riparian Forests: A Review H. Clipp & J. Anderson
85. Loss of riparian vegetation alters the ecosystem role of a freshwater crayfish (Cherax destructor) in an Australian intermittent lowland stream D. Giling et al.
86. Mitigating the effects of extreme low-flow on stream macroinvertebrates: the role of woody riparian vegetation and groundwater H. Stappert et al.
87. Geology and geomorphology control suspended sediment yield and modulate increases following timber harvest in temperate headwater streams S. Bywater-Reyes et al.
88. The utility of spatial data to delineate river riparian functions and management zones: A review M. Stutter et al.
89. Modeling the Evolution of Riparian Woodlands Facing Climate Change in Three European Rivers with Contrasting Flow Regimes R. Rivaes et al.
90. Influences of logging history and riparian forest characteristics on macroinvertebrates and brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in headwater streams (New Hampshire, U.S.A.) K. NISLOW & W. LOWE
91. Regulating riparian forests for aquatic productivity in the Pacific Northwest, USA: addressing a paradox M. Newton & G. Ice
92. Human Impacts to River Temperature and Their Effects on Biological Processes: A Quantitative Synthesis1 E. Hester & M. Doyle
93. Shade, light, and stream temperature responses to riparian thinning in second-growth redwood forests of northern California D. Roon et al.
94. Nutrient dynamics in a peatland forest riparian buffer zone and implications for the establishment of planted saplings J. Finnegan et al.
95. Potential for Mycorrhizae-Assisted Phytoremediation of Phosphorus for Improved Water Quality J. Rubin & J. Görres
96. Shifts in attributes along agriculture-forest transitions of two streams in central Ohio, USA C. Goss et al.
97. The Navigate framework: How the ecosystem services and resilience concepts can help us navigate in the current crises L. Maebe et al.
98. A working typology of response options to manage environmental change and their scope for complementarity using an Ecosystem Approach I. Brown & M. Everard
99. Short-Term Responses of Aquatic and Terrestrial Biodiversity to Riparian Restoration Measures Designed to Control the Invasive Arundo donax L. D. Bruno et al.
100. Temporal and Spatial Relationships Between Watershed Land Use and Salt Marsh Disturbance in a Pacific Estuary K. Byrd et al.
101. Temporary increases in suspended sediment yields following selective eucalypt forest harvesting A. Webb et al.
102. Reduced riparian zone width compromises aquatic macroinvertebrate communities in streams of southern Brazil A. Moraes et al.
103. Review on the effect of climate change on ecosystem services B. Zawude Bakure et al.
104. Understanding the hydrological and landscape connectivity of lakes P. Taylor et al.
105. Assessment of riparian zone dynamics and its flood-related implications in Eleyele area of Ibadan, Nigeria O. Olokeogun et al.
106. Forestry Best Management Practices Relationships with Aquatic and Riparian Fauna: A Review B. Warrington et al.
107. Project Risk Screening Matrix for River Management and Restoration C. Thorne et al.
108. Covariation of stream community structure and biomass of algae, invertebrates and fish with forest cover at multiple spatial scales J. STEPHENSON & A. MORIN
109. Assessing the Impact of Riparian Buffer Systems on Water Quality Improvement and Infiltration Enhancement: Integration of SWAT-MODFLOW and SWAT-REMM J. Han et al.
110. Stream temperature under contrasting riparian forest cover: Understanding thermal dynamics and heat exchange processes S. Dugdale et al.
111. Impacts and prognosis of natural resource development on aquatic biodiversity in Canada’s boreal zone D. Kreutzweiser et al.
112. Spring forth diversity: Specialist species contribute to the conservation value of headwater springs and streams at the landscape scale J. Kabir et al.
113. WATERSHED SCALE INVENTORY OF EXISTING RIPARIAN BUFFERS IN NORTHEAST MISSOURI USING GIS1 J. Herring et al.
114. Best management practices for forest bioenergy programs D. Neary
115. Implications of applied best management practice for peatland forest harvesting J. Finnegan et al.
116. Reducing river regulation effects on riparian vegetation using flushing flow regimes R. Rivaes et al.
117. Agricultural influences on the magnitude of stream metabolism in humid tropical headwater streams A. Ortega-Pieck et al.
118. Accumulation of N, P, K, Mg, and Ca in 20 species of herbaceous plants in headwater riparian forest A. Parzych & A. Astel
119. Environmental assessment based on soil loss, deforestation in permanent preservation areas, and water quality applied in the Itacaiúnas Watershed, Eastern Amazon P. Pontes et al.
120. The role of biogeochemical hotspots, landscape heterogeneity, and hydrological connectivity for minimizing forestry effects on water quality H. Laudon et al.
121. Effects of riparian forest removal on the trophic dynamics of a Neotropical stream fish assemblage J. Lobón‐Cerviá et al.
122. Multi-Scale Assessment of Relationships between Fragmentation of Riparian Forests and Biological Conditions in Streams Y. Yirigui et al.
123. Exposure and potential effects of pesticides and pharmaceuticals in protected streams of the US National park Service southeast region P. Bradley et al.
124. Microbial Community Structure Across a Wastewater-Impacted Riparian Buffer Zone in the Southeastern Coastal Plain T. Ducey et al.
125. Genetic diversity and stand structure of neighboring white willow (Salix alba L.) populations along fragmented riparian corridors: a case study T. Sitzia et al.
126. A conceptual model of riparian forest restoration for natural flood management S. Dixon et al.
127. The impact of vegetation on the bank erosion (Case study: The Haraz River) V. GHOLAMI & M. KHALEGHI
128. Creation and functioning of a buffer zone in a blanket peat forested catchment C. O’Driscoll et al.
129. Riparian Buffers as a Critical Landscape Feature: Insights for Riverscape Conservation and Policy Renovations M. Graziano et al.
130. Land use impact on water quality: Valuing forest services in terms of the water supply sector J. Fiquepron et al.
131. Recovery of Sediment Characteristics in Moraine, Headwater Streams of Northern Minnesota After Forest Harvest1 E. Merten et al.
132. Small stream predators rely heavily on terrestrial matter energy input in the fall, regardless of riparian buffer size J. Marker et al.
133. Changes in periphyton communities with land use in tropical mountain streams in Loja (Ecuador) V. Cartuche et al.
134. Effects of riparian forest harvest on streams: a meta‐analysis J. Richardson et al.
135. Effects of a Post-Harvest Management Practice on Structural Connectivity in Catchments with a Mediterranean Climate D. Sanhueza et al.
136. Litter decomposition can detect effects of high and moderate levels of forest disturbance on stream condition A. Lecerf & J. Richardson
137. It’s not all about the creeks: protection of multiple habitats will improve biodiversity conservation in a eucalypt forest G. Yeatman et al.
138. RIPARIAN ZONE CREATION IN ESTABLISHED CONIFEROUS FORESTS IN IRISH UPLAND PEAT CATCHMENTS: PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS L. Ryder et al.
139. Land-use and water-quality threats to current and historicalCryptobranchus alleganiensisstreams across multiple ecoregions J. G. Da Silva Neto et al.
140. Forest management influences the effects of streamside wet areas on stream ecosystems M. Erdozain et al.
141. A Structural Relationship of Topography, Developed Areas, and Riparian Vegetation on the Concentration of Total Nitrogen in Streams S. Lee et al.
142. Guidelines for Riparian Vegetative Shade Restoration Based Upon a Theoretical Shaded‐Stream Model1 D. DeWalle
143. On the scaling behavior of reliability–resilience–vulnerability indices in agricultural watersheds Y. Hoque et al.
144. Aquatic macroinvertebrates as bioindicators of the harvest effect on mountain streams afforested with exotic pines V. Montilla et al.
145. The impact of conifer plantation forestry on the Chydoridae (Cladocera) communities of peatland lakes T. Drinan et al.
146. Comments on “Mapping the scientific research on non-point source pollution: a bibliometric analysis” by Yang et al. (2017) Y. Ho
147. An Experimental Test of Buffer Utility as a Technique for Managing Pool-Breeding Amphibians J. Veysey Powell et al.
148. Biotic response to forest harvesting in acidic blanket peat fed streams: A case study from Ireland C. O'Driscoll et al.
149. Riparian forests mitigate harmful ecological effects of agricultural diffuse pollution in medium-sized streams J. Turunen et al.
150. Longitudinal effects of land-cover transitions on the periphyton community of a tropical stream B. Da Silva et al.
151. Riparian vegetation surveys for roughness estimation A. Signorile et al.
152. Is smaller necessarily better? Effects of small-scale forest harvesting on stream ecosystems A. Lecerf et al.
153. The influence of riparian shade on lowland stream water temperatures in southern England and their viability for brown trout S. Broadmeadow et al.
154. Environmental effects on survival rates: robust regression, recovery planning and endangered Atlantic salmon H. Bowlby & A. Gibson
155. The effect of riparian woodland cover on ecosystem service delivery by river floodplains: a scenario assessment J. Vermaat et al.
156. Modelling and evaluation of land use changes through satellite images in a multifunctional catchment: Social, economic and environmental implications C. Acuña-Alonso et al.
157. An evaluation of light intensity functions for determination of shaded reference stream metabolism C. Zell & J. Hubbart
158. Adapting boreal streams to climate change: effects of riparian vegetation on water temperature and biological assemblages R. Johnson & K. Almlöf
159. Context‐specific positive effects of woody riparian vegetation on aquatic invertebrates in rural and urban landscapes M. Palt et al.
160. Landscape structure coupled to instream features shape freshwater biodiversity in Cerrado agricultural landscapes J. Santos et al.
161. Linking Land Use to Atlantic Salmon Production to Guide Recovery Planning H. Bowlby & A. Gibson
162. Relationships between Riparian Forest Fragmentation and Biological Indicators of Streams Y. Yirigui et al.
163. Leaching of nitrate from temperate forests – effects of air pollution and forest management P. Gundersen et al.
164. An assessment of carbon sequestration potential of riparian zone of Condamine Catchment, Queensland, Australia T. Maraseni & C. Mitchell
165. Buffer-Mediated Effects of Clearcutting on In-Pool Amphibian Productivity: Can Aquatic Processes Compensate for Terrestrial Habitat Disturbance? J. Veysey Powell & K. Babbitt
166. Modelling the effect of riparian vegetation restoration on sediment transport in a human‐impacted Brazilian catchment J. Monteiro et al.
167. Pelagic food webs of humic lakes show low short‐term response to forest harvesting A. Deininger et al.
168. Multi-Targeted payments for the balanced management of hydrological and other forest ecosystem services H. Asbjornsen et al.
169. Cutting Edge: A Comparison of Contemporary Practices of Riparian Buffer Retention Around Small Streams in Canada, Finland, and Sweden L. Kuglerová et al.
170. Simulating the thermal impact of substrate temperature on ecological restoration in shallow urban rivers R. Abdi et al.
171. Water matters: An assessment of opinion on water management and community engagement in the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom A. Rolston et al.
172. Urbanisation and specifically impervious cover alter riparian plant communities in a rapidly urbanising landscape in the Himalayas K. Jamtsho et al.
173. Importance of considering riparian vegetation requirements for the long-term efficiency of environmental flows in aquatic microhabitats R. Rivaes et al.
174. Water-quality impacts in semi-arid regions: can natural ‘green filters’ mitigate adverse effects on fish assemblages? A. Maceda-Veiga et al.
175. Forest succession and terrestrial-aquatic biodiversity in small forested watersheds: a review of principles, relationships and implications for management R. Brooks et al.
176. Wildfire in boreal forest catchments influences leaf litter subsidies and consumer communities in streams: Implications for riparian management strategies J. Musetta-Lambert et al.
177. Estimated Sediment Protection Efficiences for Increasing Levels of Best Management Practices on Forest Harvests in the Piedmont, USA R. Cristan et al.
178. Spatial resilience assessment and optimization of small watershed based on complex network theory J. Zhou et al.
179. Natural Processes of Plants to Maintain a Cool Environment and Aerobic Conditions S. Mangkoedihardjo
180. Drivers of aquatic macroinvertebrate communities across European cities V. Dekan Carreira et al.
181. Nitrate attenuation in a small temperate wetland following forest harvest J. Spoelstra et al.
182. Vegetational diversity in the riparian zone of Tamsa river, Doon valley of Uttarakhand Himalaya, India R. Kashyap et al.
183. Water quality in New Zealand’s planted forests: a review B. Baillie & D. Neary
184. Quantifying effects of forest harvesting on sources of suspended sediment to an Oregon Coast Range headwater stream A. Rachels et al.
185. Modelling the impacts of streamflow reduction on the radial growth of bald cypress (Taxodium mucronatum Ten.) in northwestern Mexico G. Perez-Verdin et al.
186. Managing riparian zones for river health improvement: an integrated approach R. Singh et al.
187. Too much, too soon? Two Swedish case studies of short-term deadwood recruitment in riparian buffers L. Kuglerová et al.
188. Mapping Temporal Dynamics in a Forest Stream Network—Implications for Riparian Forest Management A. Ågren et al.
189. Environmental Variables Influencing Chironomid Assemblages (Diptera: Chironomidae) in Lowland Rivers of Central Poland J. Leszczyńska et al.
190. Regression Tree Analysis for Stream Biological Indicators Considering Spatial Autocorrelation M. Kim & S. Lee
191. The influence of partial timber harvesting in riparian buffers on macroinvertebrate and fish communities in small streams in Minnesota, USA C. Chizinski et al.
192. Logging disturbance, hydrology, and geomorphic context determine suspended fine particulate organic matter concentrations in forested coastal headwater streams: A 10-year forest management experiment P. Kiffney et al.
193. Forest management impacts on stream integrity at varying intensities and spatial scales: Do abiotic effects accumulate spatially? M. Erdozain et al.
194. Influence of riparian buffers and habitat characteristics on salamander assemblages in headwater streams within managed forests J. Guzy et al.
195. The dendroclimatic and dendrohydrologic potential of riparian plane trees (Platanus orientalis) along the Zayandeh-Rud River, Iran M. Mirzakhani et al.
196. The Role of Riparian Vegetation in Protecting and Improving Chemical Water Quality in Streams1 M. Dosskey et al.
197. The heterogeneous geomorphological impact of an exceptional flood event and the role of floodplain vegetation M. Dawson & J. Lewin
198. Black alder may enhance riparian buffer mitigation of pine-plantation effects on macroinvertebrate food webs in headwater streams J. Rubio-Ríos et al.
199. The Influence of Riparian Corridor Land Use on the Pesquería River’s Macroinvertebrate Community (N.E. Mexico) D. Castro-López et al.
200. Riparian zone transformation in South Africa: Evaluating changes, causes, and the role of legal frameworks D. Gwapedza et al.
201. A comparison of riparian buffer designs incorporating short‐rotation Salix viminalis to mitigate surface water pollution in the Dunk River watershed on Prince Edward Island H. Wilts et al.
202. Using LiDAR Data Analysis to Estimate Changes in Insolation Under Large‐Scale Riparian Deforestation1 J. Greenberg et al.
203. Terrestrial prey inputs to streams bordered by deciduous broadleaved forests, conifer plantations and clear‐cut sites in southwestern Japan: effects on the abundance of red‐spotted masu salmon M. Inoue et al.
204. Simulating a century of soil erosion for agricultural catchment management H. Smith et al.
205. Impacts of rapid urbanization on the water quality and macroinvertebrate communities of streams: A case study in Liangjiang New Area, China K. Luo et al.
206. Las plantaciones ribereñas de chopos. Análisis desde una perspectiva histórica e hidráulica de los márgenes del río Carrión J. Navarro Hevia & J. Mongil Manso
207. Arthropod prey for riparian associated birds in headwater forests of the Oregon Coast Range J. Hagar et al.
208. Linking stream ecosystem integrity to catchment and reach conditions in an intensively managed forest landscape M. Erdozain et al.
209. Diversity, distribution, and abundance of freshwater mussels in the Raisin River drainage basin, Eastern Ontario, Canada V. Pichard et al.
210. Mitigation of agricultural nonpoint-source pesticide pollution in artificial wetland ecosystems C. Gregoire et al.
211. New Paradigm for Sizing Riparian Buffers to Reduce Risks of Polluted Storm Water: Practical Synthesis M. Walter et al.
212. Increased reliance of stream macroinvertebrates on terrestrial food sources linked to forest management intensity M. Erdozain et al.
213. Can Solidago gigantea Impede the Establishment of a Riparian Forest Along a Restored River Section? I. Becker et al.
214. A Study on Microclimate characteristics and energy balance within near-river riparian systems A. Liang et al.
215. Relations between fish abundances, summer temperatures, and forest harvest in a northern Minnesota stream system from 1997 to 2007 E. Merten et al.
216. Best Management Practice for Complex Problems: a Case Study of Defining BMP for Dryland Salinity T. MEASHAM et al.
217. Identifying Key Watershed Characteristics That Affect the Biological Integrity of Streams in the Han River Watershed, Korea S. Park et al.
218. Evaluating riparian solutions to multiple stressor problems in river ecosystems — A conceptual study C. Feld et al.
219. Effects of spruce budworm defoliation on in-stream algal production and carbon use by food webs K. Ju et al.
220. Regeneration Responses in Partially-Harvested Riparian Management Zones in Northern Minnesota D. Kastendick et al.
221. Restoring a Degraded Riparian Forested Buffer While Balancing Phosphorus Remediation, Biodiversity, and Indigenous Land Access J. Rubin et al.
222. Riparian buffers mitigate downstream effects of clear-cutting on instream metabolic rates M. Myrstener et al.
223. Evaluating the effects of riparian restoration on a temperate river‐system using standardized habitat survey E. Clews et al.
224. Climate change is reshaping fish communities in the United States I. Vaughan
225. The use of Bayesian networks to guide investments in flow and catchment restoration for impaired river ecosystems B. STEWART‐KOSTER et al.
226. Multi-taxon biodiversity response to restoration of the riparian zone in coniferous plantation forest J. Morsing et al.
227. A meta-analysis on the effects of changes in the composition of native forests on litter decomposition in streams V. Ferreira et al.
228. Evolving Integrated Models From Narrower Economic Tools: the Example of Forest Sector Models M. Riviere et al.
229. Over the river and through the woods: Multi-scale habitat associations of two at-risk bird species in riparian forests of the Central Appalachians J. Larkin et al.
230. Using Direct and Indirect Methods to Assess Changes in Riparian Habitats A. Halarewicz et al.
231. Biological consequences of clear-cut logging around streams—Moderating effects of management R. Thompson et al.
232. Quantifying the effect of semi‐natural riparian cover on stream temperatures: implications for salmonid habitat management D. Ryan et al.
233. Tree Advisor: A Novel Woody Plant Selection Tool to Support Multifunctional Objectives G. Bentrup & M. Dosskey
234. Riparian habitat quality and seasonality drives spatiotemporal habitat ecology of sympatric Asian otters in southern Western Ghats A. Moun et al.
235. Ecological impacts of management practices in agricultural drain networks: a literature synthesis L. Damphousse et al.
236. Forested riparian buffer environmental variables are more important than size for species functional diversity in production forests J. Marker et al.
237. Organic litter dynamics in headwater streams draining contrasting land uses M. Pye et al.
238. Historical disconnection from floodplain alters riparian forest composition, tree growth and deadwood amount J. Camarero et al.
239. Diffuse nitrogen pollution control: Moving from riparian zone to headwater catchment approach—A tribute to the influence of Professor Geoff Petts G. Pinay & N. Haycock
240. Diversidad y estructura fisionómica en dos fragmentos de bosques riparios asociados a ecosistemas secos en el Caribe colombiano (Montes de María -Sucre) C. Luna-Blanco et al.
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