Grants (1983 to present)

Fire effects following prescribed burning in a selected desert ecosystem. U.S. Forest Service, 1983-87. $18,000

Riparian vegetation response model. Southern California Edison, 1986. $15,454

Inventory and evaluation of riparian vegetation along lower Rush Creek, Mono County, California. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, 1987. $9,008

Riparian vegetational changes along Bishop Creek: an historical photo interpretation. Desert Research Institute/Southern California Edison, 1988. $7,150

Evaluation sensitivity to disturbance of high-elevation ecosystems in the Pinaleno Mountain. Research Corporation, 1988. $25,000

Dynamics of riparian species along Rush Creek. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, 1988. (With J. Stromberg.) $30,015

Restoration of riparian herbaceous understory. Arizona Nature Conservancy, 1989. (With J. Stromberg.) $3,000

Cone production by conifers at high elevation sites in the Pinaleno Mountains. Research Corporation, 1989-91. (With J. Stromberg.) $22,300

IGPA. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 1989-91. $102,580 1991-93 $84,501

Instream flow requirements for riparian vegetation at Bishop Creek, Inyo County, California. Southern California Edison, 1989-92. (With J. Stromberg.) $64,310

Effective management of water resources: a function of geomorphology and instream flow requirements. U.S. Geological Survey, 1990-92. (With J. Stromberg.) $36,740

Instream flow needs of riparian trees. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (Jones and Stokes, Prime). (With J. Stromberg). 1990-1991. $52,608

Development of best management practices for water and riparian resources along the Santa Cruz watershed, U.S./Mexico border. EPA (Southwest Center for Envir. Research and Policy) (with J. Stromberg, M. Sommerfeld and D. Green). 1992. $104,000

Science Advisory Committee: Glen Canyon Environmental Studies, Dept. of the Interior (Bureau of Reclamation). Integration and Evaluation. 1993-1998. $590,750

Effects of modified groundwater and surface water on riparian and wetland ecosystems in Nevada. UNLV (National Park Service prime). (with J.C. Stromberg). 1992-97. $126,835

Water and riparian resources of the Santa Cruz River basin: best management practices for water and resource quality. EPA (with J. Stromberg and M. Sommerfeld). 1993-94. $173,658.

Water quality and discharge issues at Ambos Nogales: use of a border environmental action team to assist in information analysis, problem solving, and action plan development. EPA 1993-1995. $31,520

Groundwater recharge and riparian habitat enhancement... Arizona Department of Water Resources (with J. Stromberg) 1995-96. $30,910

Functional assessment of effluent dominated riparian ecosystems. University of Arizona (USGS) (with J. Stromberg) 1995-96. $23,020

Long-term research and monitoring of cottonwood and other riparian woody plants in the Bill Williams Wildlife Refuge. USFWS. (With J. Stromberg) 1995-97. $25,622

Dam management and riparian ecosystems. Univ. Of Ariz. (With J. Stromberg)

1995-96. $10,240

Assessment of the role of effluent dominated rivers in supporting riparian functions. Arizona Water Protection Fund. (with J. Stromberg). 1996-97. $46,750

Riparian vegetation restoration for the Provo River Restoration Project. Utah Reclamation Mitigation and Conservation Commission (with J. Stromberg).

1997-99. $42,000

Developing effective ecological indicators for watershed analysis. Environmental Protection Agency. Yellowstone Ecosystem Studies and Montana State University, Bozeman, MT. (Principal Investigator with Co-PIs A. Marcus, R. Lawrence, W. Minshall)

1999-2003 $868,242

Developing Conceptual Models for the Yellowstone Network. NPS Cooperative Agreement 2002-2004 $43,000

Complexities Across Boundaries: Coupled human and natural systems across the Yellowstone National Park northern winter elk range. National Science Foundation Biocomplexity program. (Co-PI with D. McGinnis, D. Bennett, W. Travis, J. Shogren) 2002-2006 $660,000