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Theory and concepts

Documents that describe theoretical and conceptual issues for large scale experiments and adaptive management

 Title   Type 
File Active adaptive management of the Colorado River ecosystem below Glen Canyon dam, USA: using modeling and experimental design to resolve uncertainty in large-river management File
File Restoring environmental flows by modifying dam operations File
File Adaptive Management: The U.S. Department of the Interior Technical Guide File
File carpenter.1990a.ecology.pdf File
File carpenter.1990b.ecology.pdf File
File Walters and Holling.1990.Large-scale management experiments and learning by doing File
File Carpenter et al.1989.Randomized Intervention Analysis and the Interpretation of Whole-Ecosystem Experiments File
File Hurlbert.1984.Pseudoreplication and the Design of Ecological Field Experiments File
File Detecting biological responses to flow management: missed opportunities; future directions File
File COLLABORATIVE MANAGEMENT OF GLEN CANYON DAM: THE ELEVATION OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING OVER LAW File
File Beyond Conjecture: Learning about Ecosystem Management from the Glen Canyon Dam Experiment File
File Environmental flows from dams: the water framework directive File
File Kraabol et al.2009.Conserving iteroparous fish stocks in regulated rivers: the need for a broader perspective! File
File Poffetal2010_The ecological limits of hydrologic alteration (ELOHA) a new framework for developing regional environmental flow standards File
File Acreman and Dunbar2004_Defining environmental river flow requirements - a review File
File Arthingtonetal2006_The challenge of providing environmental flow rules to sustain river ecosystems File
File Poffetal1997_The natural flow regime a paradigm for river conservation and restoration File
File Tharme2003_A global perspective on environmental flow assessment File
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