134
Brierley GJ, Fryirs KA (2005) Geomorphology and river management: applications of the river
styles framework. Blackwell, Oxford, p 398
Brierley G, Fryirs K (2009) Don’t fight the site: three geomorphic considerations in catchmentscale river rehabilitation planning. Environ Manag 43:1201–1218
Brierley GJ, Fryirs KA (2016) The use of evolutionary trajectories to guide ‘moving targets’ in the
management of river futures. River Res Appl 32:823–835
Brierley GJ, Brooks AP, Fryirs K, Taylor MP (2005) Did humid-temperate rivers in the Old and
New Worlds respond differently to clearance of riparian vegetation and removal of woody
debris? Prog Phys Geogr 29:27–49
Brookes A (1990) Restoration and enhancement of engineered river channels: some European
experiences. Regul Rivers Res Manag 5:45–56
Brooks AP, Brierley GJ (1997) Geomorphic responses of lower Bega River to catchment disturbance, 1851-1926. Geomorphology 18:291–304
Brooks AP, Howell T, Abbe TB, Arthington AH (2006) Confronting hysteresis: wood based river
rehabilitation in highly altered riverine landscapes of south-eastern Australia. Geomorphology
79:395–422
Brown CA, Joubert A (2003) Using multicriteria analysis to develop environmental flow scenarios
for rivers targeted for water resource development. Water SA 29:365–374
Bunch MJ, Dudycha DJ (2004) Linking conceptual and simulation models of the Cooum River:
collaborative development of a GIS-based DSS for environmental management. Comput
Environ Urban Syst 28:247–264
Bunn SE, Davies PM, Mosisch TD (1999) Ecosystem measures of river health and their response
to riparian and catchment degradation. Freshw Biol 41:333–345
Bureau of Reclamation (US) (2016) Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program:
Balancing Resource Use and Conservation, Boulder City, NV. http://www.coloradoriverrecovery.org/
Campana D, Marchese E, Theule JI, Comiti F (2014) Channel degradation and restoration of an
Alpine river and related morphological changes. Geomorphology 221:230–241
Chin A, Daniels MD, Urban MA, Piegay H, Gregory KJ, Bigler W, Butt AZ, Grable JL, Gregory
SV, Lafrenz M, Laurencio LR, Wohl E (2008) Perceptions of wood in rivers and challenges for
stream restoration in the United States. Environ Manag 41:893–903
Chin A et al (2009) Linking theory and practice for restoration of step-pool streams. Environ
Manag 43:645–661
Chin A, Laurencio LR, Daniels MD, Wohl E, Urban MA, Boyer KL, Butt A, Piegay H, Gregory KJ
(2014) The significance of perceptions and feedbacks for effectively managing wood in rivers.
River Res Appl 30:98–111
Clifford NJ (2012) River restoration: widening perspectives. In: Church M, Biron P, Roy A (eds)
Gravel-bed rivers: processes, tools, and environments. Wiley, Chichester, pp 150–159
Cohen MJ, Henges-Jeck C, Castillo-Moreno G (2001) A preliminary water balance for the
Colorado River delta, 1992-1998. J Arid Environ 49:35–48
Collins BD, Montgomery DR, Haas AD (2002) Historical changes in the distribution and functions
of large wood in Puget Lowland rivers. Can J Fish Aquat Sci 59:66–76
Comiti F, Mao L, Lenzi A, Siligardi M (2009) Artificial steps to stabilize mountain rivers: a postproject ecological assessment. River Res Appl 25:639–659
East AE et al (2015) Large-scale dam removal on the Elwha River, Washington, USA: river channel and floodplain geomorphic change. Geomorphology 228:765–786
Eden S, Bear C (2011) Reading the river through ‘watercraft’: environmental engagement through
knowledge and practice in freshwater angling. Cult Geogr 18:297–314
Eden S, Tunstall SM (2006) Ecological versus social restoration? How urban river restoration
challenges but also fails to challenge the science-policy nexus in the United Kingdom. Environ
Plann C 24:661–680
Eden S, Tunstall SM, Tapsell SM (2000) Translating nature: river restoration as nature-culture.
Environ Plann D 18:257–273
4 Toward Sustainable Rivers and Water Resources
Brierley GJ, Fryirs KA (2005) Geomorphology and river management: applications of the river
styles framework. Blackwell, Oxford, p 398
Brierley G, Fryirs K (2009) Don’t fight the site: three geomorphic considerations in catchmentscale river rehabilitation planning. Environ Manag 43:1201–1218
Brierley GJ, Fryirs KA (2016) The use of evolutionary trajectories to guide ‘moving targets’ in the
management of river futures. River Res Appl 32:823–835
Brierley GJ, Brooks AP, Fryirs K, Taylor MP (2005) Did humid-temperate rivers in the Old and
New Worlds respond differently to clearance of riparian vegetation and removal of woody
debris? Prog Phys Geogr 29:27–49
Brookes A (1990) Restoration and enhancement of engineered river channels: some European
experiences. Regul Rivers Res Manag 5:45–56
Brooks AP, Brierley GJ (1997) Geomorphic responses of lower Bega River to catchment disturbance, 1851-1926. Geomorphology 18:291–304
Brooks AP, Howell T, Abbe TB, Arthington AH (2006) Confronting hysteresis: wood based river
rehabilitation in highly altered riverine landscapes of south-eastern Australia. Geomorphology
79:395–422
Brown CA, Joubert A (2003) Using multicriteria analysis to develop environmental flow scenarios
for rivers targeted for water resource development. Water SA 29:365–374
Bunch MJ, Dudycha DJ (2004) Linking conceptual and simulation models of the Cooum River:
collaborative development of a GIS-based DSS for environmental management. Comput
Environ Urban Syst 28:247–264
Bunn SE, Davies PM, Mosisch TD (1999) Ecosystem measures of river health and their response
to riparian and catchment degradation. Freshw Biol 41:333–345
Bureau of Reclamation (US) (2016) Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program:
Balancing Resource Use and Conservation, Boulder City, NV. http://www.coloradoriverrecovery.org/
Campana D, Marchese E, Theule JI, Comiti F (2014) Channel degradation and restoration of an
Alpine river and related morphological changes. Geomorphology 221:230–241
Chin A, Daniels MD, Urban MA, Piegay H, Gregory KJ, Bigler W, Butt AZ, Grable JL, Gregory
SV, Lafrenz M, Laurencio LR, Wohl E (2008) Perceptions of wood in rivers and challenges for
stream restoration in the United States. Environ Manag 41:893–903
Chin A et al (2009) Linking theory and practice for restoration of step-pool streams. Environ
Manag 43:645–661
Chin A, Laurencio LR, Daniels MD, Wohl E, Urban MA, Boyer KL, Butt A, Piegay H, Gregory KJ
(2014) The significance of perceptions and feedbacks for effectively managing wood in rivers.
River Res Appl 30:98–111
Clifford NJ (2012) River restoration: widening perspectives. In: Church M, Biron P, Roy A (eds)
Gravel-bed rivers: processes, tools, and environments. Wiley, Chichester, pp 150–159
Cohen MJ, Henges-Jeck C, Castillo-Moreno G (2001) A preliminary water balance for the
Colorado River delta, 1992-1998. J Arid Environ 49:35–48
Collins BD, Montgomery DR, Haas AD (2002) Historical changes in the distribution and functions
of large wood in Puget Lowland rivers. Can J Fish Aquat Sci 59:66–76
Comiti F, Mao L, Lenzi A, Siligardi M (2009) Artificial steps to stabilize mountain rivers: a postproject ecological assessment. River Res Appl 25:639–659
East AE et al (2015) Large-scale dam removal on the Elwha River, Washington, USA: river channel and floodplain geomorphic change. Geomorphology 228:765–786
Eden S, Bear C (2011) Reading the river through ‘watercraft’: environmental engagement through
knowledge and practice in freshwater angling. Cult Geogr 18:297–314
Eden S, Tunstall SM (2006) Ecological versus social restoration? How urban river restoration
challenges but also fails to challenge the science-policy nexus in the United Kingdom. Environ
Plann C 24:661–680
Eden S, Tunstall SM, Tapsell SM (2000) Translating nature: river restoration as nature-culture.
Environ Plann D 18:257–273
4 Toward Sustainable Rivers and Water Resources