An ArcGIS Online (AGOL) page containing historical and predictive maps developed by James Hatten of the USGS for the southwestern willow flycatcher habitat across the southwestern United States. The model outputs a range of probabilities for suitable and less suitable habitat in 20% probability classes. This project shows that the satellite model adequately predicts flycatcher habitat rangewide, but it lacks the ability to predict which patches will be occupied in a given year.
This document by Wildhorse Riverworks describes how to use live cuttings in revegetation projects.
This guide, produced by Wildlands Restoration Volunteers, describes appropriate techniques for gathering, storing and planting dormant willow cuttings for revegetation and bank stabilization projects.
This document discusses riparian restoration lessons learned by the Dolores River Restoration Partnership over the last five years. Working across two states, four Bureau of Land Management offices, and five counties, the Partnership has had a number of successes, total failures, and projects somewhere in the middle.
The document is organized into key revegetation components, including:
Passive versus active revegetation Site selection Species size and selection Planting and seeding MaintenanceThis Natural Resources Conservation Service document describes proper techniques for planting cottonwoods and willows.