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Salinity, Soils, and our efforts to manage both in the Colorado Basin

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Salinity, Soils, and our efforts to manage both in the Colorado Basin

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Grand Canyon 2020

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Daniel Rath

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Salinity, Soils, and our efforts to manage both in the Colorado Basin

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Reports

Adaptation to Climate Uncertainty in the Colorado River Basin Water Resources System

Agricultural Irrigation Management from the Colorado River

Algae in the Colorado River Basin

An Evaluation of Threats to Federally Listed Avian Species in the Grand Canyon

Aquatic Food Web of the Grand Canyon: Historical Dynamics and Contemporary Disturbances

Aquatic Macroinvertebrates in the Colorado River Basin: Using Ecological Theory to Assess the Impacts of Large Dams

Case Studies from the Colorado River Delta: Wetland changes, challenges, and restoration potential

Effects of environmental stressors on bees in the southwestern United States

Fish Pathogens of the Colorado River

Forest Fire Ecology and Management in the Colorado River Basin

Forests in the upper Colorado basin: linkages between forests, snow cover, and runoff

Formation and Evolution of Fan-Eddy Complexes of the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon

Impacts of dust and snowmelt and streamflow in the Colorado River Basin

Management of Recreation Tourism in Grand Canyon National Park

Native American Water Rights in the Colorado River Basin

Native and non-native fishes of the Grand Canyon: Ecology and management strategies

Native flowering plants along the Colorado River and their Pollinators

Regulating Uranium Mining in the Grand Canyon Watershed: The science-policy interface

Reservoir operation on the Colorado River: Goals and policies

River canyons as sources of fish functional diversity

Salinity, Soils, and our efforts to manage both in the Colorado Basin

Spatial ecology of desert bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) in the Grand Canyon

Tamarisk Ecology and Management in the Grand Canyon and Southwestern United States

The 1944 US-Mexico Water Treaty in an Era of Climate Change and Environmental Priorities

The effect of Castor canadensis on riparian zones of the Colorado River Basin

The Glen Canyon Dam High Flow Experiments: Lessons Learned and Potential Climate Change Implications

The Hydrology of the Colorado River Basin: Present Conditions and Future Trends

The impact of drought on mosquito-borne diseases in the Colorado River Basin

The Organizing Principle in Dryland Ecosystems: Biological soil crusts

Volcanic lava flows of the Grand Canyon and their influence on river geomorphology

Water Allocation Concerns in the Colorado River Basin: an Analysis of the Colorado River Compact

Water Pricing in the West: What is Fair?

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