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River restoration in the Twenty-First Century: Data and experiential knowledge to inform future efforts

Restoring rivers one reach at a time: Results from a survey of U.S. river restoration practitioners

Despite expenditures of more than 1 billion dollars annually, there is little information available about project motivations, actions, and results for the vast majority of river restoration efforts. We performed confidential telephone interviews with 317 restoration project managers from across the United States with the goals of (1) assessing project motivations and the metrics of project evaluation and (2) estimating the proportion of projects that set and meet criteria for ecologically successful river restoration projects.

Freshwater habitat restoration actions in the Pacific Northwest: A decade's investment in habitat improvement

Stream restoration in the Pacific Northwest: Analysis of interviews with project managers

Two decades of river restoration in California: What can we learn?

Systematic postproject appraisals to maximise lessons learned from river restoration projects: Case study of compound channel restoration projects in northern California

Evaluating stream restoration in the Chesapeake Bay watershed through practitioner interviews

Stream restoration practices in the southeastern United States

River restoration in Victoria, Australia: Change is in the wind, and none too soon

Conservation corridors affect the fixation of novel alleles