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11. Impending extinction of salmon, steelhead, and trout (Salmonidae) in California (August 2011)
Jacob Katz, Peter Moyle, Rebecca M. Quiñones, Joshua Israel, and Sabra Purdy.
10. The
Rebirth
of California Fish & Game Code 5937: Water for Fish
(May 2011)
Karrigan Börk, Joe Krovoza, Jacob Katz and Peter Moyle.
9. Residential
Water
Conservation
in Australia (April 2011)
Ryan Cahill and Jay Lund.
8. Rapid
Decline
of
California's
Native
Inland
Fishes:
A
Status
Assessment (Jan. 2011)
Peter Moyle, Jacob Katz and Rebecca Quiñones.
7. California’s
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
Conflict: from Cooperation to Chicken (Jan. 2011)
Kaveh Madani and Jay Lund.
6. Potential
Effects
of
Dam
Removal
on
Anadromous
Salmonids
in
California
(Dec.
2010)
Rebecca Quiñones, Brett Harvey, Alpa Wintzer, Mick Klasson, Mara Evans,
Joseph Kiernan and Peter Moyle.
5. On Developing
Prescriptions for Freshwater Flows to Sustain Desirable Fishes in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (Feb. 2010)
William Fleenor, William Bennett, Peter Moyle and Jay Lund.
4. Ecosystem
Investments
for
the
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta:
Development
of
a
Portfolio
Framework (Feb. 2010)
Phillip Sandstrom, Jay Lund, Peter Moyle, William Bennett and Jeffrey
Mount.
3. Key
Points
on
Delta
Environmental
Flows
for
the State Water Resources
Control Board (Feb. 2010)
William Bennett, Jon Burau, Cliff Dahm, Chris Enright, Fred Feyrer,
William Fleenor, Bruce Herbold, Wim Kimmerer, Jay Lund, Peter Moyle and
Matthew Nobriga.
2. Changing Ecosystems:
a Brief Ecological History of the Delta (Feb. 2010)
Peter Moyle, William Bennett, Cliff Dahm, John Durand, Christopher
Enright, William Fleenor, Wim Kimmerer and Jay Lund.
1. Historical
Review
of
Eel
River
Anadromous
Salmonids,
with
Emphasis
on
Chinook
Salmon,
Coho
Salmon
and
Steelhead (Feb. 2010)
Ronald Yoshiyama and Peter Moyle.
Journal Articles
Climate
Change
and Flood Operations in the Sacramento Basin, California
(2011)
Ann Willis, Jay Lund, Edwin Townsley and Beth Faber. July 2011. San
Franciso Estuary and
Watershed Science, 9(2).
Economic
Costs and Adaptations for Alternative Regulations of California's
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (2011)
Stacy Tanaka, Christina Connell-Buck, Kaveh Madani, Josue
Medellin-Azuara, Jay Lund and Ellen Hanak. July 2011. San
Franciso Estuary and
Watershed Science, 9(2).
Policy Implications of
Permanently Flooded Islands in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (2011)
Robyn Suddeth. July 2011. San
Franciso Estuary and
Watershed Science, 9(2).
A
Monte-Carlo
Game
Theoretic
Approach
for
Multi-Criteria
Decision
Making
Under
Uncertainty (2011)
Kaveh Madani and Jay Lund. May 2011. Advances in Water Reources, vol.
34, issue 5, pp. 607-616.
Multiscale Patterns of
Riparian Plant Diversity and Implications for Restoration (2011)
Joshua Viers, Alexander Fremier, Rachel Hutchinson, James Quinn, James
Thorne and Mehrey Vaghti. April 2011. Restoration Ecology, 19: no. doi:
10.1111/j.1526-100X.2011.00787.x.
Fish
Habitat Optimization to Prioritize River Restoration Decisions (2011)
Sarah Null and Jay Lund. April 2011. River Research and Applications.
Environmental
Heterogeneity
and
Community
Structure
of
the
Kobuk
River,
Alaska,
in
Response
to
Climate
Change (2011)
John Durand, Robert Lusardi, Daniel Nover, Robyn Suddeth, Gerard
Carmona-Catot, Christina Connell-Buck, Sarah Gatzke, Jacob Katz,
Jeffrey Mount, Peter Moyle and Joshua Viers.
April 2011. Ecosphere, 2 (4).
Biology, History,
Status, and Conservation of Sacramento Perch, Archoplites interruptus: A Review
(2011)
Patrick Crain and Peter Moyle. April 2011. San Franciso Estuary and
Watershed Science, 9(1).
Hydropower
Relicensing and Climate Change (2011)
Joshua Viers. March 2011. Journal of the American Water Resources
Association (JAWRA), 1-7.
Freshwater Conservation
Options for a Changing Climate in California's Sierra Nevada (2011)
Joshua Viers and David Rheinheimer. March 2011. Marine and Freshwater
Research, 62: 266-278.
Using Topography to Meet
Wildlife and Fuels Treatment Objectives in Fire-Suppressed Landscapes
(2010)
Emma Underwood, Joshua Viers, James Quinn and Malcolm North. November
2010. Environmental Management 46:809-819.
Habitat
Variability
and
Complexity
in
the
Upper
San
Francisco
Estuary
(2010)
Peter B. Moyle, Jay Lund, William Bennett and William Fleenor.
September 2010. San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science.
Current
and
Long-Term
Effects
of
Delta
Water
Quality
on
Drinking
Water
Treatment
Costs
from
Disinfection
Byproduct
Formation
(2010)
Wei-Hsiang Chen, Kristine Haunschild, Jay Lund and William Fleenor.
September 2010. San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science.
Levee Decisions and
Sustainability for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (2010)
Robyn Suddeth, Jeff Mount and Jay Lund. August 2010. San Francisco
Estuary and Watershed Science.
Hydrologic Response and Watershed
Sensitivity to Climate Warming in California's Sierra Nevada (2010)
Sarah Null, Joshua Viers and Jeffrey Mount. April 2010. Plos ONE 5(4):
e9932.
Ecology and Management of
the Spring Snowmelt Recession (2010)
Sarah Yarnell, Joshua Viers and Jeffrey Mount. February 2010.
Bioscience, vol. 60, no. 2.
Modeling the Hydrology of Climate
Change in California's Sierra Nevada for Subwatershed Scale Adaptation
(2009)
Charles Young, Marisa Escobar-Arias, Martha Fernandes, Brian Joyce,
Michael Kiparsky, Jeffrey Mount, Vishal Mehta, David Purkey, Joshua
Viers and David Yates. December 2009. Journal of the American Water
Resources Association, vol. 45, no. 6.
Why Climate
Change Makes Riparian Restoration More Important than Ever:
Recommendations for Practice and Research (2009)
Nathaniel Seavy, Thomas Gardali, Gregory Golet, F. Thomas Griggs,
Christine Howell, Rodd Kelsey, Stacy Small, Joshua Viers and James
Weigand. September 2009. Ecological Restoration 27:3.
Flow and Water
Temperature Simulation for Habitat Restoration in the Shasta River,
California (2009)
Sarah Null, Michael Deas and Jay Lund. July 2009. River Research and
Applications.
The
Future of Fish in Response to Large-Scale Change in the San Francisco
Estuary, California (2008)
Peter Moyle. In Mitigating Impacts of Natural Hazards on Fishery
Ecosystems. K.D. McLaughlin, editor. American Fishery Society,
Symposium 64, Bethesda, Maryland.
Subsidence,
Sea
Level
Rise,
and
Seismicity
in
the
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
(2005)
Jeffrey Mount and Robert Twiss. March 2005. San Francisco
Estuary and Watershed Science. Vol. 3, Issue 1, Article 5.
Managing
Surface
Water-Groundwater
to
Restore
Fall
Flows
in
the
Cosumnes
River
(2004)
Jan Fleckenstein, Michael Anderson, Graham Fogg and Jeffrey Mount.
July/August 2004. ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning
and Management. Vol. 130, No. 4, July/August 2004, pp. 301-310.
(Received the ASCE Best Theoretical Paper Award for
2004.)
Books
Comparing
Futures
for
the
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
Jay Lund, Ellen Hanak, William Fleenor, William Bennett, Richard
Howitt, Jeffrey Mount and Peter Moyle. February 2010. University of
California Press.
Managing
California's Water: From Conflict to Reconciliation
Ellen Hanak, Jay Lund, Ariel Dinar, Brian Gray, Richard Howitt, Jeffrey
Mount, Peter Moyle and Barton Thompson. February 2011. Public Policy
Institute of California.
Reports
Monitoring
Approaches for Fisheries and Meadow Restorations in the Sierra Nevada
of California (2011)
Sabra Purdy. Report prepared for: The National Fish and
Wildlife Foundation.
Meadow
Restoration to Sustain Stream Flows and Native Trout: A novel approach
to quantifying the effects of meadow restorations to native trout
(2011)
Rene Henery, Sabra Purdy, Jack Williams, Jenny Hatch, Kurt Fesenmyer,
Mark Drew, David Lass and Curtis Knight. 2011.
A collaborative report to National Fish and Wildlife Foundation by
Trout Unlimited, California Trout, University of Nevada, Reno, and
University of California, Davis.
Improving
Environmental Flow Methods Used in California FERC Licensing (2011)
Peter B. Moyle, John Williams and Joseph Kiernan. January 2011. Public
Interest Energy Research (PIER), California Energy Commission.
Assessment
of
Restoration
Actions
on
Big
Springs
Creek,
Shasta
River,
California
2009-2010
Jeffrey Mount, Peter Moyle, and Michael Deas, Principal Investigators.
Project Team: Carson A. Jeffres (Project Team Lead), Andrew L. Nichols
and
Ann D. Willis. 2010. Report prepared for: The National Fish and
Wildlife Foundation.
Baseline
Assessment
of
Physical
and
Biological
Conditions
Within
Waterways
on
Big
Springs
Ranch,
Siskiyou
County,
California (2009)
Jeffrey Mount, Peter Moyle, and Michael Deas, Principal Investigators.
Report prepared by: Carson Jeffres (Project lead), Randy Dahlgren,
Joseph Kiernan, Aaron King, Robert Lusardi, Andrew Nichols, Sarah Null,
Stacy Tanaka, Ann Willis. Report prepared for California State Water
Resources Control Board.
Salmon,
Steelhead and Trout in California: Status of an Emblematic Fauna
(2008)
Peter Moyle, Joshua Israel and Sabra Purdy,
commissioned by California Trout.
Longitudinal
Baseline
Assessment
of
Salmonid
Habitat
Characteristics
of
the
Shasta
River,
March
through
September,
2008
Jeffrey Mount, Peter Moyle, and Michael Deas, Principal Investigators.
Project Team: Carson A. Jeffres (Project Team Lead), Andrew L. Nichols,
Ann D. Willis, Nicholas J. Corline, Aaron M. King, Robert A. Lusardi,
Randy A. Dahlgren. 2010. Report prepared for: United States Bureau of
Reclamation Klamath Basin Area Office
Adapting
California’s Water Management to Climate Change (2008)
Ellen Hanak and Jay Lund. November 2008. Public Policy Institute of
California.
Comparing Futures
for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (2008)
Jay Lund, Ellen Hanak, William Fleenor, William Bennett, Richard
Howitt, Jeffrey Mount, and Peter Moyle. July 2008. Public Policy
Institute of California.
Envisioning
Futures
for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (2007)
Jay Lund, Ellen Hanak, William Fleenor, Richard Howitt, Jeffrey Mount,
and Peter Moyle. February 2007. Public Policy Institute of California.
Baseline
Assessment
of
Salmonid
Habitat
and
Aquatic
Ecology
of
the
Nelson
Ranch,
Shasta
River,
California
Water
Year
2007
Jeffrey Mount, Peter Moyle, and Michael Deas, Principal
Investigators.
Report prepared by: Carson Jeffres (Project lead), Evan Buckland, Bruce
Hammock, Joseph Kiernan, Aaron King, Nickilou Krigbaum, Andrew Nichols,
and Sarah Null. 2008. Report for United States Bureau of Reclamation
Klamath Area Office.
Masters' Theses
Montane Meadows
in the Sierra Nevada: A Comparison of Terrestrial and Aquatic
Assessment Methods.
Sarah Purdy, 2010.
Ecogeomorphology Course Publications
Natural
History Guide to the Tuolumne River (2010)
Edited by Robyn Suddeth; written by Denise De Carion, Gerhard
Epke, Patrick Hilton, Daniel Holmberg, Claire Stouthamer and Matthew
Young
Confluence: A
Natural and Human History of the Tuolumne River Watershed
Edited by Jeff Mount and Sabra Purdy; written by Gerhard Epke, Mandi
Finger, Robert Lusardi, Naolmi Marks, Jeff Mount, Andrew Nichols, Sarah
Null, Teejay O'Rear, Sabra Purdy, Anne Senter and Josh Viers
Conceptual
Ecosystem
Model
of
the
Sub-Arctic
River
Response
to
Climate
Change:
Kobuk
River,
Alaska (2009)
John Durand, Robert Lusardi, Robyn Suddeth, Gerard Carmona, Christina
Connell, Sarah Gatzke, Jacob Katz, Daniel Nover, Jeffrey Mount, Peter
Moyle, Joshua Viers
Useful References
Endangered
and
Threatened
Fishes
in
the
Klamath
River
Basin:
Causes
of
Decline
and
Strategies
for
Recovery (2004)
Committee on Endangered and Threatened Fishes in the Klamath River
Basin, National Research Council. 2004. The National Academies Press,
Washington, D.C.
Inland Fishes of California (2002)
Peter Moyle. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Earthquake
Damage in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, Sacramento and San Joaquin
Counties (1985)
Finch, M. California Geology.
The
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
The
Evolution
and
Implementation
of
Water
Policy:
An
Historical
Perspective (1977)
Jackson, W. T., and A. M. Paterson. 1977. California Water Resources
Center, Contribution No. 163, University of California, Davis.
Settlement Geography of
the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, California (1957)
Thompson, J. dissertation, Stanford University.
Report to
the Legislature of 1931 on State Water Plan 1930
Division of Water Resources. Division of Water Resources, Department of
Public Works, Sacramento, CA.
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