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management applied to river ecosystems come from the Apalachicola River basin in
the southeastern United States (Richter et al. 2003), the Cooum River of India
(Bunch and Dudycha 2004), rivers in Kruger National Park of South Africa (Rogers
2006), the Tisza River basin of southeastern Europe (Sendzimir et al. 2007), and the
Platte River in the central United States (Smith 2011).
Fig. 4.7 Matched 1969 and 1993 historic air photos showing vegetation encroachment along
Bijou Creek, Colorado after a large flood in 1965. The site is at 39.65°N, 104.217°W and the creek
here drains 740 km
2 . Yellow arrow indicates flow direction. (From Friedman and Lee 2002, Fig. 2).
4.3 Integrative Planning
management applied to river ecosystems come from the Apalachicola River basin in
the southeastern United States (Richter et al. 2003), the Cooum River of India
(Bunch and Dudycha 2004), rivers in Kruger National Park of South Africa (Rogers
2006), the Tisza River basin of southeastern Europe (Sendzimir et al. 2007), and the
Platte River in the central United States (Smith 2011).
Fig. 4.7 Matched 1969 and 1993 historic air photos showing vegetation encroachment along
Bijou Creek, Colorado after a large flood in 1965. The site is at 39.65°N, 104.217°W and the creek
here drains 740 km
2 . Yellow arrow indicates flow direction. (From Friedman and Lee 2002, Fig. 2).
4.3 Integrative Planning