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• 2311. [Article] Tidal wetland prioritization for the Siuslaw River Estuary

  Prepared for Siuslaw Watershed Council, Mapleton, Oregon. Funded by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's Non-Point Source Pollution 319 Grant Program.

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Tidal wetland prioritization for the Siuslaw River Estuary Author: Brophy, Laura Prepared for Siuslaw Watershed Council, Mapleton, Oregon. Funded by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's Non-Point Source Pollution 319 Grant Program. Title: Tidal wetland prioritization for the Siuslaw River Estuary Author: Brophy, Laura Prepared for Siuslaw Watershed Council, Mapleton, Oregon. Funded by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's Non-Point Source Pollution 319 Grant Program. Close

• 2312. [Article] Clackamas River watershed atlas

  Metro received grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 1995 to gather digital, or computerized, geographic data for the Clackamas River watershed. This atlas was produced as one ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Clackamas River watershed atlas Author: Metro Regional Services Metro received grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 1995 to gather digital, or computerized, geographic data for the Clackamas River watershed. This atlas was produced as one way to share the information collected with resource managers, policy makers, and people living in and interested in the Clackamas River watershed. The project study area is the entire land area draining into the Clackamas River in northwestern Oregon, referred to as the Clackamas River watershed. The watershed is part of the lower portion of the Willamette River basin. Title: Clackamas River watershed atlas Author: Metro Regional Services Metro received grant funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in 1995 to gather digital, or computerized, geographic data for the Clackamas River watershed. This atlas was produced as one way to share the information collected with resource managers, policy makers, and people living in and interested in the Clackamas River watershed. The project study area is the entire land area draining into the Clackamas River in northwestern Oregon, referred to as the Clackamas River watershed. The watershed is part of the lower portion of the Willamette River basin. Close

• 2313. [Article] 1Atlas.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 1Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 1Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2314. [Article] 2Atlas.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 2Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 2Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2315. [Article] 3Atlas.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 3Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 3Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2316. [Article] 4Atlas.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 4Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 4Atlas.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2317. [Article] 5Decision-makingHumanImpacts.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 5Decision-makingHumanImpacts.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 5Decision-makingHumanImpacts.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2318. [Article] 6SampleAnalysisMaps.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 6SampleAnalysisMaps.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 6SampleAnalysisMaps.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2319. [Article] 7Appendix.pdf

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 7Appendix.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Title: 7Appendix.pdf Author: Metro Regional Services Close

• 2320. [Article] Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop Summary Report

  This report summarizes the presentations and discussions at the Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop. The Workshop was designed and conducted by the Institute for Natural Resources (INR) and Oregon Sea ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop Summary Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Kleibacker, Megan, Ewing, Amy, Achterman, Gail L. This report summarizes the presentations and discussions at the Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop. The Workshop was designed and conducted by the Institute for Natural Resources (INR) and Oregon Sea Grant (Sea Grant) on behalf of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE), the Oregon Department of State Lands (DSL) and the Oregon Concrete and Aggregate Producers Association to support and further the work of the Regional Gravel Initiative (RGI). The Workshop centered on a USGS report presented by Dr. Jim O’Connor and two scientific panels. The geomorphology panel was composed of Dr. Brian Cluer (NMFS), Dr. Pete Klingeman (OSU Department of Civil Engineering), Chris Lidstone (Lidstone and Associates) and Dr. Desiree Tullos (OSU Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering). The biological panel was composed of Todd Confer (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Dennis Halligan (Stillwater Sciences), Jim Waldvogel (Sea Grant), and Chuck Wheeler (NMFS). The report was prepared by Gail L. Achterman of the Institute for Natural Resources based upon notes taken by Amy Ewing, INR, Megan Kleibacker, Sea Grant, and several agency staff members who shared their notes. In the portions presented in conversational format, the text represents summary - rather than exact - quotations. For convenience moving forward, the report incorporates the discussion questions developed for the workshop by the RGI Technical Team. The questions and other material from the discussion question paper are italicized in the report. Title: Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop Summary Report Author: Institute for Natural Resources, Kleibacker, Megan, Ewing, Amy, Achterman, Gail L. This report summarizes the presentations and discussions at the Regional Gravel Initiative Workshop. The Workshop was designed and conducted by the Institute for Natural Resources (INR) and Oregon Sea Grant (Sea Grant) on behalf of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE), the Oregon Department of State Lands (DSL) and the Oregon Concrete and Aggregate Producers Association to support and further the work of the Regional Gravel Initiative (RGI). The Workshop centered on a USGS report presented by Dr. Jim O’Connor and two scientific panels. The geomorphology panel was composed of Dr. Brian Cluer (NMFS), Dr. Pete Klingeman (OSU Department of Civil Engineering), Chris Lidstone (Lidstone and Associates) and Dr. Desiree Tullos (OSU Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering). The biological panel was composed of Todd Confer (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Dennis Halligan (Stillwater Sciences), Jim Waldvogel (Sea Grant), and Chuck Wheeler (NMFS). The report was prepared by Gail L. Achterman of the Institute for Natural Resources based upon notes taken by Amy Ewing, INR, Megan Kleibacker, Sea Grant, and several agency staff members who shared their notes. In the portions presented in conversational format, the text represents summary - rather than exact - quotations. For convenience moving forward, the report incorporates the discussion questions developed for the workshop by the RGI Technical Team. The questions and other material from the discussion question paper are italicized in the report. Close