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  1. Abbe & Montgomery 2003
  2. Abbe et al 2003 engineered log jam for river rehabilitation
  3. Abbe et al 2018 design and placement of engineered log jams
  4. Allan 2004 land use and stream ecosystems
  5. Apgar et al. 2020 range-wide subyearling chinook alternative strategies
  6. Athearn et al 2010 mapping elevation lidar vs sonar
  7. Baker et al 2020 restoration scaling HaBREM
  8. Barnas et al 2015 pacific salmon restoration project targeting
  9. Barnhardt & Kawagley 2005 indigenous knowledge systems alaska
  10. Beck et al 2001 estuarine nursery conservation
  11. Beechie et al 2010 process based restoration of rivers
  12. Bennett et al. 2014 early coho outmigrants contribute to adult spawning
  13. Bland et al 2018 measuring risk of ecological collapse
  14. Booth et al 2004 reviving urban streams
  15. Bruggeman et al 2005 landscape equivalency analysis
  16. Burdick et al 2001 salinity affects phragmites
  17. Carah et al 2014 low cost wood in streams
  18. Carls et al 1999 herring PAH exposure effects
  19. Chow et al 2019 urban stormwater mortality coho salmon
  20. Cluer and Thorne 2014 stream evolution model
  21. Collins & Montgomery 2002 restoring wood in river floodplains
  22. Collins & Montgomery 2011 puget sound floodplain domains
  23. Collins & Sheik 2005 reconstruction of puget sound tidal marsh
  24. Collins et al 2002 historical wood in large rivers
  25. Collins et al 2003 reconstructing puget sound floodplains
  26. Collins et al 2012 floodplain large wood cycle
  27. County Mapping Tools
  28. Cox et al 2010 review ostroms design principles
  29. Crain et al 2004 mechanisms driving salt marsh composition
  30. Curriculum for the Bioregion
  31. Dalrymple & Choi 2007 tidal delta framework
  32. Darwin 1859 origin of the species
  33. David W Jamison's Puget Sound Sea Life
  34. David et al 2014 chinook salmon foraging nisqually after restoration
  35. De Leeuw et al. 1991 factors affecting intertidal salinity gradient
  36. Dethier et al 2016 impacts of armoring
  37. Documents
  38. Duda et al 2023 dam removal cost prediction
  39. Dunwiddie et al. 2009 restoration resilience for climate change
  40. EZview
  41. Ecology 1991 public trust doctrine and coastal zone
  42. Ecology 2016 modelled wetland potential
  43. Edmonds & Slingerland 2007 delta distributary bifurcation from bar formation
  44. Ehrenfeld & Toth 1997 restoration in ecosystem context
  45. Eilers 1974 nehalem marsh biogeography
  46. Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
  47. Ewing 1986 skagit tidal marsh productivity
  48. Fagherazzi et al 2012 salt marsh evolution models
  49. Feibleman 1954 integrated levels
  50. Feist et al 2017 coho mortality on urban gradient in puget sound
  51. Finlayson 2005 lowland puget sound topobathymetry
  52. Ford et al 2011 salmon and steelhead status
  53. Formatting Templates
  54. Fox & Bolton 2007 typical wood quantities in unmanaged streams
  55. Frenkel & Eilers 1976 upper limit of oregon tidal marsh
  56. Frenkel & Morlan 1990 salmon river salt marsh restoration
  57. Galster & Schwartz 1990 ediz hook case study erosion and mitigation
  58. Gann et al 2019 SER restoration standards and practices
  59. Gari et al 2015 review DPSIR in coastal systems
  60. Gaydos et al 2008 principles design healthy ecosystems
  61. Gelfenbaum et al 2006 nearshore research strategy
  62. Google Earth Engine
  63. Google Earth Pro
  64. Grimsby et al 2007 knotweed sexual or clonal
  65. Gunderson & Holling 2002 panarchy transformation human natural systems
  66. Hall et al 2018 large river complexity and chinook productivity
  67. Hamlet et al 2001 climate change and water resources
  68. Hanson et al. 2021 seasonal diet killer whale
  69. Hardin 1968 tragedy of the commons
  70. Hayes et al. 2019 non-natal marine basin use
  71. Hayes et al 2011 bulltrout use in skagit bay
  72. Headwaters of the Salish Sea
  73. Hernandez et al 2019 environmental DNA fish presence south sound
  74. Holling & Allen 2002 adaptive inference ecosystems
  75. Hood 2002 channel allometry
  76. Hood 2002 channel geometry effect on invertebrates
  77. Hood 2006 tidal channel formation as depositional
  78. Hood 2007 tidal channel and island area
  79. Hood 2007 wood and skagit delta shrub swamp
  80. Hood 2010
  81. Hood 2012 beaver in tidal marsh
  82. Hood 2014 natural tidal channel model
  83. Hood 2015 factors affecting tidal channel geometry
  84. Hutchinson 1988 salt tolerance of plants
  85. Imai 2012 continuous improvement strategy
  86. Jefferson 1974 oregon salt marsh communities
  87. Kairis & Rybczyk 2010
  88. Kanissery et al 2019 glyphosate persistence and impacts on soil health
  89. Kindeberg et al 2022 multifunctional nature-based coastal defense
  90. Kirwan & Murray 2007 tidal marsh evolution model
  91. Kirwan and Guntenspergen 2010
  92. Kirwan et al 2008 goose impacts on delta wetlands
  93. Klinka et al 1989 indicator plants British Columbia
  94. Konrad 2015 ecological function flood risk puget sound floodplains
  95. Koski 2009 coho nomads
  96. Lacarella et al. 2024 salmon stream temperature under climate change
  97. Laschever 1998 washington growth management overview
  98. Lawrence 2006 stillaguamish temperature TMDL strategy
  99. Lee & Hamlet 2011 skagit river climate science
  100. Liedtke et al 2013
  101. Mauger et al 2015 puget sound climate change
  102. Meadows 2008 thinking in systems
  103. Methow Grown
  104. Moffat & Bending 2000 soil restoration loose tipping
  105. Mofjeld et al. 2002
  106. Monitoringmethods.org
  107. Montgomery 1999 process domains and river continuum
  108. Montgomery et al 2003
  109. Morris 2007 biomass affects salt marsh accretion
  110. Morris et al 2002 coastal wetland sea level rise
  111. Mote et al 2003 preparing for climate change salmon water and forests
  112. Mudd et al 2009 tidal marsh, sea level, productivty and carbon
  113. Murcia et al 2014 novel ecosystem critique
  114. Murphy 2020 no one asked for ethnography
  115. Murphy et al 2014 puget sound ecosystem monitoring program evaluation
  116. NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service
  117. Naiman et al 2010 process-based floodplain forest patterns
  118. Nearshore Data Exchange
  119. NorWeST Database
  120. On-Line Mapping Tools
  121. On line video clips
  122. Ostrom 1990 governing the commons
  123. PRISM - RCO Project Information System
  124. Pelletier & Bilhimer 2004 stillaguamish temperature TMDL study
  125. Pess et al 2011 salmon density on Elwha ELJs
  126. Product Page Processing Methods
  127. Product Page Processing Methods/File Pages
  128. Product Page Processing Methods/Main Pages
  129. Products
  130. Puget Sound Recovery Acceleration Funding Tool
  131. Quinn et al 2012 surf smelt spawning camano island
  132. Quinn et al 2013 coho salmon elwha delta pre restoration
  133. Raymond et al 2022 heat wave and shellfish
  134. Regional spatial and remote sensing data
  135. Report archives
  136. Rice 2006 surf smelt egg mortality and shade
  137. River History Project
  138. Roni et al 2015 basin scale monitoring river restoration
  139. Roni et al 2015 wood placement summary
  140. Rozance & Rabotyagov 2015 small forestland development
  141. Ruggiero et al 2013 coastal shoreline change
  142. Ryder et al 2010 defining best available science
  143. Salmon Conservation and Recovery Engine (SCoRE)
  144. Salmon Population Summary Database
  145. Salmonscape
  146. Schroeder 2019 reconstructed pre-settlement forest puget sound
  147. Scott 2023 valley bottom reset monitoring Deer Creek Oregon
  148. Shoreline Monitoring Database
  149. Simenstad et al 1982 role of estuaries in salmon life history
  150. Simenstad et al 2004 urban estuary restoration challenge
  151. Simenstad et al 2006
  152. Simenstad et al 2011 puget sound nearshore change analysis
  153. Small et al 2004 hatchery impacts on nooksack and samish coho salmon
  154. Snohomish County 2015 hazard mitigation plan
  155. Snohomish County River Atlas
  156. Snowden & Boone 2007 decision in complex systems
  157. Soloviev & Landua 2016 regenerative agriculture levels
  158. Sound Impacts
  159. Speybroeck et al 2006 beach nourishment coastal defense
  160. Stanley et al 2012 watershed assessment water model
  161. Stanley et al 2019 mid-scale hydrologic characterization
  162. Sullivan et al 2006 defining best available science for fisheries and environmental
  163. Syvitski et al 2005 distributary channels and sediment dispersal
  164. Tanner et al 2002 south spencer restoration
  165. Temmerman et al. 2005
  166. The Conservation Gateway
  167. The Nearshore Map Portal
  168. Theuerkauf et al 2021 habitat services shellfish seaweed aquaculture
  169. Toft & Heerhartz 2015 juvenile salmon movement and shoreline armoring
  170. USDA Geospatial Data Gateway
  171. USGS 2020 Topobathymetric Model of Puget Sound
  172. US Interagency Elevation Inventory
  173. Urgenson et al 2009 giant knotweed implications
  174. Vines et al 2000 creosote and herring spawn
  175. WDNR 2001 ShoreZone Geodatabase
  176. WDOE 2024 climate guidance shoreline management
  177. Waterman-Hoey 2022 washington greenhouse gas emissions inventory.pdf
  178. Web Soil Survey
  179. Weiner et al 2018 mapping bluffs and beaches
  180. West et al 2018 stewardship care relational values
  181. Williams et al 2002 hydraulic geometry
  182. Yang & Khangaonkar 2008
  183. Yang and Khangaonkar 2009
  184. Yang et al. 2010b
  185. Yang et al 2011 model flood and tide
  186. Yeomans 1958 the challenge of landscape
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