Conservation-related references, reading material, local resources
rev: 20241219 LL
Better Trout Habitat, a guide to stream restoration and management. Christopher J. Hunter, Montana Land Reliance, 1991 Link or Link(Amazon)
Fisheries - Habitat Improvement. Habitat Improvement: Large Woody Debris (LWD) Stream Restoration Projects, USDA Forest Service Link
Wood is good: the importance of woody debris in streams, Deschutes Land Trust Link
Penfield’s Allen Creek Stabilization Project Link
RESILIENT NEW YORK FLOOD MITIGATION INITIATIVE,IRONDEQUOIT CREEK, NEW YORK Link
Seth Green chapter seeking to restore a paradise lost (Oatka creek) Link
Water Resources of Monroe County, New York, Water Years 1997-99, with Emphasis on Water Quality in the Irondequoit Creek Basin Link
Habitat Improvement FOR TROUT STREAMS Karl J. Lutz, for PA Fish and Boat commission Link
“Stream Obstruction Removal Guidelines”, USFW/AFS Link
Culvert design zoom presentation (Link) 20240327
Use of Large Woody Debris, Chalkstream habitat manual, Wild Trout Trust Link
A Discussion of the Ecological Impacts of Trout Stocking and a Cost-Benefit Analysis of Stocking Trout in Pennsylvania Class A Wild Trout Streams Link
The Cost of Trout Fishing, Douglas Thomson, NYT Link
Benefits of Large Woody Debris in Streams , Penn State Ext. Link
Perceptions of wood in rivers and challenges for stream restoration in the United States Link
Large Woody Debris Fact Sheet CT DEP Link
Natural flood management Guidance: Woody dams, deflectors and diverters Link
LARGE WOODY DEBRIS IN URBAN STREAM CHANNELS: REDEFINING THE PROBLEM Link
CCBWA (Cross Canal Brook Watershed Alliance) (from Correspondence with Joanne Heckman)
Friends of Irondequoit Creek (Facebook group)
STREAM PROCESSES: A Guide to Living in Harmony with Streams Chemung County Soil and Water Conservation District
VERMONT STRATEGIC WOOD ADDITION HANDBOOK Link
My Healthy Stream (TU) Link
Protection of Waters Program , DEC Article 15 Link
Wohl E, Scamardo JE. The resilience of logjams to floods. Hydrological Processes. 2020;1–15.
An unlisted webinar on Urban Geomorphology Thanks to Joanne Heckman
Effects of Land-Use Changes and Stormflow-Detention Basins on Flooding and Nonpoint-Source Pollution, in Irondequoit Creek Basin, Monroe and Ontario Counties, New York—Application of a Precipitation-Runoff Model, and others from the stormwater coalition of Moroe County (thanks Scot)