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In planning conservation and restoration projects, it is helpful to know
where and what has been done in the past. Three databases of restoration
projects, totaling 451 projects are included in this dataset. These
projects were completed in the mid-1990s by the CA Fish and Game
Department, US Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Land Management and the
Forest Service. This information is by no means complete, and ideally a
database that includes all projects completed in the last couple of
decades would be available for an analysis of restoration project
prioritization. Restoration projects are often undertaken without an
examination of the degree of success of prior projects. Developing
sub-basin databases of past and active restoration projects should be a
priority in the analysis of human impacts on aquatic ecosystems and
basinwide aquatic connectivity.
Data Provided By:
Conservation Biology Institute
Content date:
2002
Citation:
Bredensteiner, Kim, Strittholt, James R. 2002. Preliminary Aquatic
Integrity Assessment for the Lower/Middle Klamath River and the
Sacramento River. Conservation Biology Institute.
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The Conservation Biology Institute (CBI) provides scientific expertise to support the conservation and recovery of biological diversity in its natural state through applied research, education, planning, and community service.