Monitoring Study Group

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	Measuring the Effects of Increasing Loads of Fine Sediment from Timber Harvest and Road Building on Aquatic Populations of Dicamtodon Tenebrosus (Pacific Giant Salamander) in California's Redwoods - Pogue M.S. Thesis 2008 (640K PDF)
	Cooperative Monitoring for Turbidity and Suspended Sediment: Monitoring and Research on Three Tributaries of Elk River, California for Hydrologic Years 2004-2006 - Robison 2008 (8.8 MB)
	The Significance of Suspended Organic Sediments to Turbidity, Sediment Flux, and Fish-Feeding Behavior - Madej, Wilzbach, Cummins, Ellis, and Hadden 2007 (1.3 MB)
	Comparisons of Turbidity Data Collected with Different Instruments - Lewis, Eads and Klein 2007 (3.1 MB)
	Garcia River Trend and Effectiveness Monitoring: Spawning Gravel Quality and Winter Water Clarity in Water Years 2004 and 2005, Mendocino County, California - Barber and Birkas 2006 (5 MB)
	Sediment Production and Delivery from Forest Roads in the Sierra Nevada, California - Coe M.S. Thesis, 2006 (1.2MB PDF)
	Modified Completion Report Monitoring Program: Implementation and Effectiveness of Forest Practice Rules related to Water Quality Protection, Monitoring Results 2001 through 2004 - Brandow, Cafferata and Munn, July 2006 (2MB PDF)
	Assessing Salmonid Spawning Gravel Suitability Using Bulk Sediment and Permeability Sampling in the Garcia River Watershed, CA - McBain and Trush, 2005 (929K PDF)
	The Role of Organic Matter in Sediment Budgets in Forested Terrain – Madej 2005 (5MB PDF)
	MSG Reports, Supported Reports, Papers and CD ROMs produced from 1991-2007 (28K PDF)
	Programs Assessing Implementation and Effectiveness of State Forest Practice Rules and BMPs in the West - Ice and others 2004 (California Section pages 146-148) (26K PDF)
	Woody Debris Transport Through Low-Order Stream Channels of Northwest California - Implications for Road-Stream Crossing Failure - Flanagan M.S. Thesis 2004 (904K PDF)
	Hillslope Monitoring Program: Monitoring Results from 1996 through 2001. Final Report Submitted to the State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection - Cafferata and Munn 2002 (1.3MB PDF)
	Fine Bed Material in Pools of Natural Gravel Bed Channels - Lisle and Hilton 1999 (586K PDF)
	The Garcia River Instream Monitoring Project Final Report - Maahs and Barber 2001
	Spawning Gravel Composition and Permeability within the Garcia River Watershed, CA - McBain and Trush (180K PDF) 2001
	Garcia River Large Woody Debris Instream Monitoring - O'Connor Environmental 2000 (94K PDF)
	Hillslope Monitoring Program: Monitoring Results from 1996 through 1998. Interim Report to the State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection - BOF 1999 (553K PDF)
	Statistical Package for Improved Analysis of Hillslope Monitoring Data Collected as Part of the Board of Forestry's Long Term Monitoring Program - Lewis and Baldwin 1997
	Pilot Monitoring Program Summary and Recommendations for the Long-Term Monitoring Program - Lee 1997
	Pilot Monitoring Study: Review and Final Recommendations Prepared for the Monitoring Study Group - Erman et al. 1996
	Hillslope Component Final Report for the Pilot Monitoring Program - Tuttle 1995
	Geologic Input for the Hillslope Component of the Pilot Monitoring Program - Spittler 1995
	Methods for Inventory and Environmental Risk Assessment of Road Drainage Crossings - Flannagan et al. 1998
	Testing Indices of Cold water Fish Habitat - Knopp 1993
	Erosion Potential in Private Forested Watersheds on Northern California - Mckittrick 1994 (10MB PDF)

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