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200 10$aFloodplains $eProcesses and Management for Ecosystem Services /$fJeffrey J. Opperman, Peter B. Moyle, Eric W. Larsen, Joan L. Florsheim, Amber D. Manfree
210  1$aBerkeley, CA :$cUniversity of California Press,$d[2017]
210  4$dİ2017
215   $a1 online resource (258 pages)
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tFront matter --$tContents --$tAuthors --$tAcknowledgments --$t1. INTRODUCTION TO TEMPERATE FLOODPLAINS --$t2. HYDROLOGY --$t3. GEOMORPHOLOGY --$t4. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY --$t5. ECOLOGY: INTRODUCTION --$t6. FLOODPLAIN FORESTS --$t7. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PRODUCTION --$t8. FISHES AND OTHER VERTEBRATES --$t9. ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND FLOODPLAIN RECONCILIATION --$t10. FLOODPLAINS AS GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE --$t11. CASE STUDIES OF FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT AND RECONCILIATION --$t12. CENTRAL VALLEY FLOODPLAINS: INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY --$t13. CENTRAL VALLEY FLOODPLAINS TODAY --$t14. RECONCILING CENTRAL VALLEY FLOODPLAINS --$t15. CONCLUSIONS: MANAGING TEMPERATE FLOODPLAINS FOR MULTIPLE BENEFITS --$tReferences --$tGeospatial Data Sources --$tIndex
330   $aFloodplains provides an overview of floodplains and their management in temperate regions. It synthesizes decades of research on floodplain ecosystems, explaining hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological processes and how under appropriate management these processes can provide benefits to society ranging from healthy fish populations to flood-risk reduction. Drawing on the framework of reconciliation ecology, the authors explore how new concepts for floodplain ecosystem restoration and management can increase these benefits. Additionally, they use case studies from California's Central Valley and other temperate regions to show how innovative management approaches are reshaping rivers and floodplains around the world.
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610   $aconservation.
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610   $apreservation.
610   $areconciliation ecology.
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610   $ascience.
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610   $awater table.
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