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| Publication Date | December 2016 |
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| Abstract | As a basic principle of ecological systems, a watershed’s hydrology determines the flow characteristics of its river system. These flows define what the biological characteristics of that river will be, which in turn determine what kinds of habitat enhancement projects will succeed at various locations along a river. This study of the Los Angeles River included one full year of multi-taxa biological surveys, a historical ecology investigation of the Elysian Valley, and a review of historic and existing hydrological and hydraulic conditions. Based on these analyses, the report provides recommendations for habitat enhancement projects along the Los Angeles River. |
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