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Individual Presentations Session 2

4:30 - 5:30

Session 2A: Social/Human Interactions 2

Fire, Floodplains, and Fish. The Historic Ecology of the Lower Cosumnes River Watershed

Michelle Stevens

Advancing Riparian and River Restoration in a Time of Uncertainty: Natural Disturbances and Human Induced Stressors Including Drought, Climate Change, Bore Beetle, Fire

High Quality Riparian Restoration at Pace and Scale (Rogue River)

4:30 - 5:30

Session 2B: Tools and Methods 2 / Multiple benefits

Assessing ecological benefits of river and floodplain restoration using targeted processes, habitats, species, and stressors

Using the California Rapid Assessment Method (CRAM) to Quantify Riverine Riparian Condition in Santa Clara County Watersheds

Development of a quantification methodology for greenhouse-gas benefits associated with riparian forest restoration and conservation

Virginia Matzek

4:30 - 5:30

Session 2C: Project Snapshots 2 / Longer term results

Restoring Riparian Landscapes to Achieve Multiple Ecosystem Services in the Sacramento Valley: Insights After 25-Years at Kachituli Oxbow

Hydrology, Geomorphology and Vegetation - Feedback Loops & Implications for Restoration. A case study of Dry Creek, CA

Large-scale, multi-benefit riparian restoration at Dos Rios Ranch, Stanislaus County, California

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