RESTORATION

Dave Rosgen and Wildland Hydrology have assessed, designed, implemented, and/or monitored over 70 large-scale river restoration projects using assessment and natural channel design methods developed by Wildland Hydrology. Natural channel design was developed to restore our severely degraded rivers plagued by poor land use practices and traditional river works. The approach is premised in working with the central tendencies of river systems to restore their natural functioning, such as re-establishing the lateral connection between the channel and its floodplain. Dave and his projects have been featured in Time, Science, 5280, National Geographic, The Denver Post, and The New York Times.

Here you can view some of our other restoration projects:

• Heartrock Ranch, Idaho, 2011
• Blue River & Tributaries, Colorado, 1994 2013
• East Fork of the San Juan River, Colorado, 1986 – 1987
• Trail Creek Watershed, Colorado, 2010 – 2013
• Waldo Canyon Fire: Watershed Master Restoration Plan, Colorado, 2012 – 2014
• Weminuche Creek, Colorado, 1986 – 2006
• Little Snake River and Tributaries, Colorado, 1999 – 2001
• Blanco River, Colorado, 1987, 1993
• Maggie Creek, Nevada, 1991