Changes in Soil Salinity and Plant Diversity After Tamarisk Removal: Seventeen Years of Monitoring by Undergraduate Students  Deborah Kennard1*

Genetic Monitoring of Tamarisk Biocontrol Agents (Diorhabda spp.) Along the Gila River Using Mitochondrial CO1 Barcoding 

The Wandering Willow: Coyote Willow Growth Along the Dolores River, CO   

Balancing Act: Examining Mosquito Control’s Hidden Ecological Costs on Macroinvertebrate Populations   

Working Collaboratively For A Healthy, Flowing River System   Hudson Keffer1*, Elaine Nichols2, Tracy Stephens3 

Grand Valley River Corridor's Fluvial Opportunity Zone  Joel Sholtes1*, Molly Guiney2

Strength of Top-Down Forces on the Establishment of Diorhabda spp. on Tamarix spp. in the Southwestern U.S. 

The Tamarisk Takeover: Tamarisk Invasion Along the Canyon Corridors of the San Juan River, SE Utah.  Kennedy A. Perry1*, Cynthia E. Dott2

Field Tech Takeaways: Lessons From a Summer of Land Management 

Becca Black1*, Lauryn Dupaix2*, Melissa Stamp3, Paula Trater4

Building and Utilizing a Skilled Volunteer Stewardship Corps

Libby Collins1*, Briana Board2 

Pinus edulis Growth Using Common Gardens in Varying Arid Environments 

Mallory Decker1*, Hannah Kantoris2 

Novel Biochar Injection Concept – Water Conservation and the Impacts on Soil Health and Crop Yield in a Western Colorado Hay Field

Integrating behavioral ecology and conservation science: Implications for southwestern T&E species 

 

Sean M. Mahoney1* and Matthew J. Johnson2 

Planning an Aquatic Habitat Enhancement Project on the Lower Diamond Fork River in Utah County, Utah

Conceptual Sector Partnership for Outdoor Regeneration

Wano Urbonas1*

Monitoring Important Aspects of Beaver and Wetland Restoration: A Case Study

Benjamin Jackson1* and Mark Beardsley2

Rapid spontaneous restoration of Glen Canyon ecosystems as Lake Powell dries

Seth Arens1*

Adopting a Process-Oriented Perspective to Appreciate Natural Riverscapes

Jessica Doran1

Employing the Principle of Charity to Understand Water-related Concerns with Wetland Restoration in Colorado

The Original Ecological Engineer: How Can Beavers Help with Restoration and Resiliency of Streams and Riparian Areas

Michael Lighthiser, PE1 and Sydney Salzwedel, EIT, CFM2* 

 

1Biohabitats, Denver, CO, USA