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Selected Publications Details for Grant Number R825306
Watershed Protection in Agricultural Environments: Integrated Social, Geomorphological, and Ecological Research to Support Ecosystem-based Stream Management
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| Reference Type | Reference Title | Journal | Author | Citation | Progress Report Year | Document Sources |
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| Book Chapter | Stream geomorphology and fish community structure in channelized and meandering reaches of an agricultural stream. | None | Frothingham KM, Rhoads BL, Herricks EE | Frothingham KM, Rhoads BL, Herricks EE. Stream geomorphology and fish community structure in channelized and meandering reaches of an agricultural stream. In: Dorava JM, Montgomery DR, Palcsak BB, Fitzpatrick FA, eds. Geomorphic Processes and Riverine Habitat, Water Science and Application 4. Washington, DC: American Geophysical Union, 2001, pp. 105-118. |
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| Book Chapter | Naturalization of headwater agricultural streams in Illinois: challenges and possibilities. | None | Rhoads BL, Herricks EE | Rhoads BL, Herricks EE. Naturalization of headwater agricultural streams in Illinois:challenges and possibilities. In: Brookes A, Shields FD, eds. River Channel Restoration:Guiding Principals for Sustainable Projects. Chichester, England: John Wiley, 1996, pp. 331-367. |
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| Journal Article | A multiscale conceptual framework for integrated ecogeomorphological research to support stream naturalization in the agricultural Midwest. | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | Frothingham KM, Rhoads BL, Herricks EE | Frothingham KM, Rhoads BL, Herricks EE. A multiscale conceptual framework for integrated ecogeomorphological research to support stream naturalization in the agricultural midwest. Environmental Management 2002;29(1):16-33. |
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| Journal Article | Depositional response of a headwater stream to channelization, East Central Illinois, USA. | RIVER RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS | Landwehr K, Rhoads BL | Landwehr K, Rhoads BL. Depositional response of a headwater stream to channelization, East Central Illinois, USA. River Research and Applications 2003;19(1):77-100. |
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| Journal Article | Interaction between scientists and nonscientists in community-based watershed management: emergence of the concept of stream naturalization. | ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | Rhoads BL, Wilson D, Urban M, Herricks EE | Rhoads BL, Wilson D, Urban M, Herricks EE. Interaction between scientists and nonscientists in community-based watershed management: emergence of the concept of stream naturalization. Environmental Management 1999;24(3):297-308. |
R825306 (1998) R825306 (Final) R827148 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Beyond the economic: farmer practices and identities in Central Illinois, USA. | PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER | Wilson D, Urban M, Graves M, Morrison D | Wilson D, Urban M, Graves M, Morrison D. Beyond the economic: farmer practices and identities in Central Illinois, USA. Great Lakes Geographer 2003;10(1):21-33. |
R825306 (Final) R825335 (Final) |
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