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1 Review of Riparian Function Riparian Management Riparian Monitoring

2 Water Shed Water Catchment

3 Water catching creek Water shedding creek

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5 Properly functioning riparian area

6 Properly Functioning Riparian Area Adequate vegetation to: Dissipate stream energy Stabilize banks Reduce erosion Trap sediment Build / enlarge floodplain Store water Floodwater retention Groundwater recharge Sustain baseflow Water quality Water quantity Forage Aquatic habitat Wildlife habitat Recreational value Aesthetic beauty Physical Processes Values

7 If you want the values, manage for function

8 Fixing the Creek

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17 1981 Burro Creek 2000

18 Nueces River

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25 Bear Creek

26 A Change in Grazing Management Continuous growing-season grazing Initial Rest to jump-start recovery Short term grazing during dormant season

27 Bear Creek : Change In Channel Profile ( )

28 Vegetation is the key to a healthy, functional riparian area

29 Root Length; Miles per Cubic Foot Curlymesquite Sideoats grama Upland plants Deergrass Baltic rush Knotgrass Riparian plants 18.8 Spikerush 67 feet per cubic inch

30 Rootmass; Pounds per Acre Curlymesquite Sideoats grama Big bluestem 3,100 4,100 11,000 Upland plants Knotgrass Spikerush Baltic rush Deergrass 24,000 27,000 Riparian plants 47,000 65, ,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000

31 Key Functions of Riparian Vegetation Dissipate Energy / Reduce Erosion Trap Sediment / Build Floodplain Increase Water Storage - Riparian Sponge Slow Down the Water

32 Plant Vigor-Leaves and Roots Caring for the Green Zone, Riparian Areas and Grazing Management Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Project, Cows and Fish Project

33 How to Maintain or Restore Riparian Areas: Creeks / Riparian Areas are special places; they need preferential treatment Identify the factors that inhibit recovery; Manage to overcome those barriers

34 Hindrances to Healthy / Functional Riparian Areas: Farming too close to the bank Mowing, spraying close to the creek Manicured landscapes next to the creek Chronic grazing concentrations in creek areas Excessive deer, exotics, hogs in creek areas Removal of large dead wood Artificial manipulation of banks / sediment Excessive vehicle traffic in creek area Excessive recreational foot traffic in creek area

35 Grazing Management

36 Riparian Grazing Management

37 Overcoming Disproportional Grazing

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39 Reduce Animal Numbers by 50%?

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41 Alternate Water Development

42 Riparian Pasture

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56 Bear Creek, Oregon 12 inch

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60 Results of Good Riparian Management Clean Water Reliable Supply of Water Abundant Livestock Forage Fish and Aquatic Habitat Wildlife Habitat Natural Beauty/Recreation

61 Monitoring Riparian Health

62 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

63 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

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67 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

68 Excellent Energy Dissipation on Bank

69 Poor Energy Dissipation on Bank

70 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

71 Good Energy Dissipation on Floodplain

72 Poor Energy Dissipation on Floodplain

73 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

74 Some Colonization of New Deposits

75 No Colonization of New Deposits

76 Good Colonization of New Deposits

77 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

78 High Coverage of Stabilizing Vegetation

79 Low to Moderate Coverage of Stabilizing Vegetation

80 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

81 Look for Young Trees / Shrubs

82 Excellent Reproduction Sycamore

83 No Reproduction

84 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

85 Expansion of colony forming species

86 Mature switchgrass plants Young, new switchgrass plants

87 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

88 Poor Woody Plant Diversity

89 Elm Ash Mulberry Oak Pecan Good Tree Diversity

90 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

91 Good Grass / Sedge Diversity

92 Poor Grass / Sedge Diversity

93 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

94 Extreme Browsing

95 Good Vigor

96 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

97 Plant Vigor-Leaves and Roots Caring for the Green Zone, Riparian Areas and Grazing Management Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Project, Cows and Fish Project

98 Plant Vigor / Grazing

99 Plant Vigor / Wildlife

100 Good Vigor

101 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

102 Abundance of Wetland Plant Species Indicate Water Storage

103 Lack of Wetland Plant Species Indicate Poor Water Storage

104 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

105 Little or No Bank Erosion

106 Extreme Bank Erosion

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108 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

109 Abnormal Sediment Deposition in Channel

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111 Sediment is Being Processed / Transported

112 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

113 Riparian Bullseye Monitoring Worksheet Sediment Deposition 14 Active Floodplain 1 2 Energy Dissipation; Channel & Banks Bank Erosion 13 3 Energy Dissipation; Floodplain Wetland Plant Abundance 12 4 New Colonization Fresh Sediment Plant Vigor Grass / Sedge 11 5 % Bank Coverage Stabilizing Veg Plant Vigor Woody Plants 10 6 Reproduction Woody Plants Diversity Grass / Sedge 9 8 Diversity Woody Plants 7 Reproduction Grass / Sedge

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