Topics

=**2014 Topics and Associated Pages**=

Jourdan - Urban streams - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/urban Chris - Channel evolution model - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/CEM Colin - Floodplain connectivity - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/connectivity Aubrey - Landscape perspective - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/landscapes Kim - Ephemeral Streams - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/ephemeral Sara - Dams and Impoundments - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/dams Cameron - Desert Rivers - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/desert_rivers Ray - Riparian zones - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/riparian Ryan - Ecosystem services - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/eco_services Eddie - Water quality - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/water_quality Edward M. - Disturbance-adapted ecosystems - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/disturbance Matias - Bank stability - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/banks Josh - Sediment transport processes - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/transport Kevin - Sediment transport models - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/transport_models Cherie - Fluvial Geomorphology - https://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/fluvial Raphael - Invasive Species - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/invasives

=**2014 Restoration Projects**= Cochiti Reach - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/cochiti Albuquerque Reach - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/albuquerque Isleta Reach - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/isleta San Acacia Reach - http://riverrestoration.wikispaces.com/san_acacia

=**Completed 2012 Topics**=


 * Unit 1: Restoration concepts**
 * 1) Defining restoration //(Dr. Stone)//
 * 2) The landscape perspective //(J. Samson)//
 * 3) Ecosystem theory in restoration //(G. Garcia)//
 * 4) Floodplain connectivity //(K. Bramlett)//
 * 5) Dams and other impoundments //(L. Pickel)//
 * 6) Ecosystem services //(A. Griego)//
 * 7) Water quality //(L. Mitchell and M. Preut)//


 * Unit 2: Ecosystem concepts**
 * 1) Foodwebs //(B. Shafer)//
 * 2) Riparian zones //(A.H.A.B. Nassam and V. McCoy)//
 * 3) Hyporheic zones //(R. Webb)//
 * 4) Environmental flows //(R. Morrison)//
 * 5) Invasive species //(Z. Isaacson)//
 * 6) Physical habitat //(M. Sims and A. Martinez)//
 * 7) Urban streams //(J. Reale)//


 * Unit 3: Hydrology, hydraulics, and geomorphology**
 * 1) Hydrology //(A. Heermann)//
 * 2) Hydraulics (K. Steinhaus//)//
 * 3) Fluvial geomorphology //(B. Levine and L. Begay)//
 * 4) Channel evolution model //(J.T.S. Collison)//
 * 5) Bank stability //(G. Slape)//
 * 6) Sediment transport processes //(A. Gregory)//
 * 7) Sediment transport models //(A. Symonds)//


 * Unit 4: Stream restoration techniques**
 * 1) Assessment techniques //(T. Lameman)//
 * 2) Setting restoration goals and objectives //(Rswazo-Hinds)//
 * 3) Stream classification techniques //(T. Gillihan)//
 * 4) Analog, empirical, process, hybrid techniques //(K. Torres)//
 * 5) Channel design: plan and cross-section //(K. Saint-Lot)//
 * 6) Adaptive management //(J. Hitch)//
 * 7) Desert rivers //(C. McConvill)//
 * 8) Ephemeral streams //(J. Carr)//


 * Unit 5: Case studies**
 * 1) Rio Grande (//Patrick, Lexi, Justin, Lyle, Valerie, and Harris//)
 * 2) Gila River (//Tyler, Antonio, Jeffrey, Genna, and Jackie//)
 * 3) Rio Chama (//Ryan M., Colleen, Bekah, Amelia, and Maggie//)
 * 4) Pecos River (//Terri, Kareem, Ryan W., George, and Meghan//)
 * 5) Rio Puerco (//Lana, Austin, Angela, Betsy, and Adrienne//)
 * 6) Santa Fe (//Kirsty, Zoe, Jake, Karen, and Kent//)