Approach
Increase habitat resilience by reducing threats from roads and infrastructure in the floodplain.
Tactics
- Designate and restore natural floodplain boundaries.
- Increase floodplain habitat.
- Remove infrastructure from floodplains.
- Disconnect roads from streams.
- Reduce road density near streams.
- Increase culvert capacity.
- Reduce flashiness of peak flows.
- Increase side channel habitat and increase large wood for parr winter survival.
Sensitivity
Strategy
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