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Along stream banks in the arid Southwest the cottonwood/willow association historically provided habitat for a rich variety of animals, including the willow fly catcher, which ... salt cedar and protect and recover willow fly catcher populations. The Catch 22 is, now that the willow fly catcher has lost most of its cottonwood willow habitat, the birds use salt ...
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Restoration of the Mono Basin Ecosystem
As this recovery proceeds over the next 20 years, there ... level, the streams will carry less annual flow than they once did, and the former cottonwood-willow riparian forests will take 50 years to mature. Certain features, most notably the delta of ...
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NMPIF Wetlands 3
N = 32, RA=6.14 (Sauer et al. 1997) maintain cottonwood/willow, aspen/willow and spruce/aspen associations in riparian areas maintain at least 35% canopy cover in appropriate ... water flow to emulate regular flood cycles, at least every 10 years, in conjunction with cottonwood and willow replanting, if natural regeneration does not occur. Research and monitoring needs: 1. Survey other ...
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Legacy Land Trust : Creating a legacy of protected lands since 1993
Legacy Land Trust’s smallest easement is four acres and includes a cottonwood-willow gallery along the Poudre River complete with a bear den. Our largest easement is over ...
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Mono Lake FAQ
In turn, the lush cottonwood forests in the streams’ floodplains died. The Mono Basin lost a premier fishery on Rush ... the formerly dry channels, the cottonwood seedlings along the stream banks will take 50 years to mature. Only then will we see again the multi-storied cottonwood-willow forest that formerly lined Mono ...
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Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory - Hummingbirds of Arizona
AZ: accidental; first U.S. record from Patagonia Habitat: tropical deciduous forest, cottonwood-willow streamside forest Nesting season: summer through early fall Migration: little known Return ... Canyon, Cave Creek Canyon, Coronado National Memorial, Patagonia. Habitat: tropical deciduous forest, cottonwood-willow streamside forest, and oak woodland in lower to middle elevations Nesting season: ...
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Walking & Hiking Trails
Cosumnes River, cottonwood/willow riparian forest, tule marsh, valley oak savannah and several restoration projects – including the oldest ...
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Exotic and Invasive Species on the Colorado Plateau
Mexico to southern Canada and now cover approximately 1.5 million acres. Native riparian cottonwood/willow communities, which support some of the highest numbers of breeding bird species found in ... M., Anderson, D. C. and Chimner, R. A. 1999. Factors controlling the establishment of Fremont cottonwood seedlings on the Upper Green River, USA. Regulated Rivers: Research and Management 15: 419- ...
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Land Use History of the Colorado Plateau-The Arizona Strip (part 1 of 3)
River and occasional natural seeps and springs across the region support riparian species, including Fremont cottonwood, willow, and non-native tamarisk, as well as rare orchids and ferns. Fauna of the Strip ...
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Santa Fe National Forest; restore cottonwood, willow, currant, chokecherry, wild plum and other browse plants on 50 acres of year-round elk ...
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