Physical Controls on Salmon Redd Site Selection in Restored Reaches of a Regulated, Gravel‐Bed River

Harrison, Lee R.; Bray, Erin; Overstreet, Brandon; Legleiter, Carl J.; Brown, Rocko A.; Merz, Joseph E.; Bond, Rosealea M.; Nicol, Colin L.; Dunne, Thomas

doi:10.1029/2018wr024428

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Physical Controls on Salmon Redd Site Selection in Restored Reaches of a Regulated, Gravel‐Bed River

2019
By Harrison, Lee R. ; Bray, Erin ; Overstreet, Brandon ; ...
Source: Water Resources Research, 55(11), 8942-8966

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Harrison, Lee R. ; Bray, Erin ; Overstreet, Brandon ; Legleiter, Carl J. ; Brown, Rocko A. ; ... More +

Harrison, Lee R. ; Bray, Erin ; Overstreet, Brandon ; Legleiter, Carl J. ; Brown, Rocko A. ; Merz, Joseph E. ; Bond, Rosealea M. ; Nicol, Colin L. ; Dunne, Thomas Less -
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Large ‐scale river restoration programs have emerged recently as a tool for improving spawning habitat for native salmonids in highly altered river ecosystems. Few studies have quanti ﬁed the extent to which restored habitat is utilized by salmonids, which habitat features in ﬂuence redd site selection, or the persistence of restored habitat over time. We investigated fall ‐run Chinook salmon spawning site utilization and measured and modeled corresponding habitat characteristics in two restored reaches: a reach of channel and ﬂoodplain enhancement completed in 2013 and a recon ﬁgured channel and ﬂoodplain constructed in 2002. Redd surveys demonstrated that both restoration projects supported a high density of
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