Restoration Ecology 1997: Vol 5 Index

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Gerlach T, 44 Palmer MA, 291
Author Index Goodwin CN, 4 Parker VT, 301
Grunblatt J, 44 Parsons LS, 236
Gunatilleke CVS, 36 Parsons WF], 178
Volume 5 Gunatilleke IAUN, 36 Patten MA, 156
Gunson JR, 7 Phillips MK, 7
Poff NL, 291
Akilan K, 101 Handel SN, 178, 277 Primack R, 277
Allen EB, 1, 245, 275 Harris JO, 85 Pywell RF, 66
Allen JA, 125 Harris R, 34, 43
Ambrose RF, 291 Hawkins CP, 4, 56, 75, 85 Ramirez N, 147
Andersen AN, 109 Helenurm K, 236 Rice KJ, 277
Anderson AA, 204 Hobbs RJ, 28 Rieger JP, 350
Anderson JH, 214 Hoelzer GA, 188 Robichaux RH, 277
Ashby WC, 169 Holbrook K, 44 Robinson GR, 178
Ashton PMS, 36 Roche S, 191
Rosales J, 147
Jansen A, 115
Bangs EE, 7 Ross DL, 135
Johnson AH, 56
Bartz KL, 75 Russell GD, 56
Johnson MR, 7
Bell DT, 101
Bell SS, 318 Samarasinghe SJ, 36
Kentula ME, 2, 69
Berg C, 44 Schindler DW, 1
Kershner JL, 4, 15
Borer RE, 162 Schmidt JC, 85
Koch ED, 7
Boyer ME, 85 Shafroth P, 271
Koch JM, 191
Brown CS, 214 Sklar FH, 162
Kuddes LM, 229
Buchmann SL, 277 Smith FC, 56
Kuwada M, 44
Bugg RL, 214 Sparling GP, 109
Stevenson MJ, 66
Landers DH, 113
Callaway JC, 135 Stromberg J, 271
Lindemann WC, 100
Clarke CT, 256
Luce CH, 265
Clewell A, 350 Thayer GW, 93
Luken JO, 229
Cornwall C, 271 Tholemeier TC, 229
Cory C, 277 Toth LA, 307
Covington WW, 275 Marshall JK, 101 Townsend EC, 93
Cuenca G, 147 Mattei JH, 178 Turner RE, 85
Cullen WR, 77 Meyer DL, 93
Miao SL, 162 Walker JL, 338
De Andrade Z, 147 Michener WK, 324 Ward LK, 66
Dixon KW, 191 Montalvo AM, 277 Weiner A, 44
Dobrowolski JP, 85 Morgan AL, 101 Wheater CP, 77
Dranoff M, 56 Motten LB, 318 White PS, 338
Wibiralske A, 56
Ehrenfeld JG, 307 Nabhan GP, 277 Williams SL, 277
Eliason SA, 245 Neale CMU, 75, 85, 103 Winemiller KO, 204
Nehlsen W, 25
Falk DA, 275 Niering WA, 1, 272, 273 Yates CJ, 28
Farrell RCC, 101
Fonseca MS, 318 Olson C, 34, 43 Zamudio DC, 187
Fontaine JA, 7 O’Neill MP, 56, 85 Zedler JB, 135
Fritts SH, 7
DECEMBER 1997 Restoration Ecology Vol. 5 No. 4, p. 357
Bauxite Catchment water; see Water
Subject Index Smoke enhanced seed germina- Commentary
tion for mine rehabilitation in Liming to restore acidified lakes
the southwest of western Austra- and streams: a typical approach to
Volume 5 lia (Roche et al), 191 restoring damaged ecosystems?
Biology (Schindler), 1
Restoration biology: a population Community restoration ecology
Acid biology perspective (Montalvo et Ecological theory and community
Liming to restore acidified lakes al), 27735 restoration ecology (Palmer et al),
and streams: a typical approach Book reviews 291
to restoring damaged ecosystems? California Rivers and Streams: The Cordylanthus maritimus
(Schindler), 1 (Commentary) Conflict Between Fluvial Processes Genetic variation and reintroduc-
Afforestation; see Forests and Land Use, by Mount (Zamu- tion of Cordylanthus maritimus ssp.
Airborne multispectral videography; dio), 187 maritimus to Sweetwater Marsh,
see Video Evolution and the Aquatic Ecosys- California (Helenurm and Par-
Amur honeysuckle tem: Defining Unique Units in Pop- sons), 236
Responses of understory species ulation Conservation, edited by Correction
to gap formation and soil distur- Nielson (Hoelzer), 188 Vital landscape attributes: miss-
bance in Lonicera maackii thickets Land Restoration and Reclamation: ing tools for restoration ecology
(Luken et al), 229 Principles and Practice, by Harris (Aronson and Le Floc’h) (1996;4:
Animals et al (Niering), 272 375), 190
Planning and implementing a rein- Riparian Ecosystem Recovery in Arid Crevasses, artificial
troduction of wolves to Yellow- Lands: Strategies and References, Constructed crevasses and land
stone National Park and central by Briggs (Stromberg et al), 271 gain in the Mississippi River delta
Idaho (Fritts et al), 7 The Significance and Regulation of (Boyer et al), 85
Reestablishment of a rodent com- Soil Biodiversity, edited by Col-
munity in restored desert scrub lins et al (Lindemann), 100 Data management
(Patten), 156 Bottomlands Quantitatively evaluating restora-
Ants Reforestation of bottomland hard- tion experiments: research design,
Ants as indicators of restoration woods and the issue of woody statistical analysis, and data man-
success: relationship with soil mi- species diversity (Allen), 125 agement considerations (Miche-
crobial biomass in the Australian ner), 324
seasonal tropics (Andersen and California Deserts
Sparling), 109 Applying a two-stage system to pri- Reestablishment of a rodent com-
Aquatic lands; see Wetlands oritize riparian restoration at the munity in restored desert scrub
Artemisia californica San Luis Rey River, San Diego (Patten), 156
Exotic grass competition in sup- County, California (Olson and Response of endangered desert fish
pressing native shrubland re-es- Harris), 43 populations to a constructed ref-
tablishment (Eliason and Allen), A comparison of approaches to uge (Winemiller and Anderson),
245 prioritizing sites for riparian res- 204
Australia toration (Kentula), 69
Ants as indicators of restoration Genetic variation and reintroduc- Ecosystem perspective
success: relationship with soil tion of Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. Restoration ecology and the ecosys-
microbial biomass in the Austra- maritimus to Sweetwater Marsh, tem perspective (Ehrenfeld and
lian seasonal tropics (Andersen California (Helenurm and Par- Toth), 307
and Sparling), 109 sons), 236 Editorials
Smoke enhanced seed germina- Restoring native perennial grasses Editorial (Allen and Niering), 1
tion for mine rehabilitation in to rural roadsides in the Sacra- Human-dominated ecosystems and
the southwest of western Austra- mento Valley of California: estab- the role of restoration ecology
lia (Roche et al), 191 lishment and evaluation (Bugg et (Niering), 273
Woodland restoration in the west- al), 214 Endangered species
ern Australian wheatbelt: a con- The role of GIS in selecting sites Response of endangered desert fish
ceptual framework using a state for riparian restoration based on populations to a constructed ref-
and transition model (Yates and hydrology and land use (Russell uge (Winemiller and Anderson),
Hobbs), 28 et al), 56 204
Restoration Ecology Vol. 5 No. 4, pp. 358-363 DECEMBER 1997
Subject Index
England structures as an indicator of the Human-dominated ecosystems
Role of soils in determining sites for success of a tropical rainforest res- Human-dominated ecosystems and
lowland heathland reconstruction toration project (Jansen), 115 the role of restoration ecology
in England (Clarke), 256 (Niering), 273 (Editorial)
Erosion Genetics Hydrology
Stabilization and erosion control Genetic variation and reintroduc- The role of GIS in selecting sites
value of oyster cultch for inter- tion of Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. for riparian restoration based on
tidal marsh (Meyer et al), 93 maritimus to Sweetwater Marsh, hydrology and land use (Russell
Eucalyptus camaldulensis California (Helenurm and Par- et al), 56
Restoration of catchment water bal- sons), 236
ance: response of clonal river red Geographic information system
Idaho
gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) to The role of GIS in selecting sites
Planning and implementing a re-
waterlogging (Akilan et al), 101 for riparian restoration based on
introduction of wolves to Yel-
Eucalyptus salmonophloia hydrology and land use (Russell
lowstone National Park and cen-
Woodland restoration in the west- et al), 56
tral Idaho (Fritts et al), 7
ern Australian wheatbelt: a con- Grasses
Information
ceptual framework using a state Exotic grass competition in sup-
Approximating nature’s variation:
and transition model (Yates and pressing native shrubland re-es-
selecting and using reference in-
Hobbs), 28 tablishment (Eliason and Allen),
formation in restoration ecology
Exotic grass; see Grasses 245
(White and Walker), 338
Exxon Valdez oil spill Restoring native perennial grasses
Insects
The Exxon Valdez oil spill: habitat to rural roadsides in the Sacra-
Ants as indicators of restoration
protection as a restoration strat- mento Valley of California: estab-
success: relationship with soil mi-
egy (Weiner et al), 44 lishment and evaluation (Bugg et
crobial biomass in the Australian
al), 214
seasonal tropics (Andersen and
Fish Sawgrass seedling responses to
Sparling), 109
Prioritizing watersheds in Oregon transplanting and nutrient addi-
Invertebrates
for salmon restoration (Nehlsen), tions (Miao et al), 162
The flora and invertebrate fauna
25 Grasslands
of abandoned limestone quar-
Response of endangered desert fish Native colonizing species and de-
ries in Derbyshire, United King-
populations to a constructed ref- graded land restoration in La
dom (Wheater and Cullen), 77
uge (Winemiller and Anderson), Gran Sabana, Venezuela (Rosales
Terrestrial invertebrate community
204 et al), 147
structures as an indicator of the
Flooding Re-creating semi-natural commu-
success of a tropical rainforest res-
Vulnerability of riparian vegetation nities: vacuum harvesting and
toration project (Jansen), 115
to catastrophic flooding: impli- hand collection of seed on cal-
Iron
cations for riparian restoration cereous grassland (Stevenson et
Biomass and nutrient accumulation
(Hawkins et al), 75 al), 66
during natural afforestation of
Flora; see Plants Role of legumes in release of suc-
iron-smelting slag (Smith et al), 56
Forests cessionally arrested grasslands in
Biomass and nutrient accumula- the central hills of Sri Lanka (Ash-
tion during natural afforestation ton et al), 36 Lakes
of iron-smelting slag (Smith et al), Liming to restore acidified lakes
56 Habitat protection and streams: a typical approach to
Effectiveness of road ripping in The Exxon Valdez oil spill: habitat restoring damaged ecosystems?
restoring infiltration capacity of protection as a restoration strat- (Schindler), 1 (Commentary)
forest roads (Luce), 265 egy (Weiner et al), 44 Land gain
Reforestation of bottomland hard- Heathlands Constructed crevasses and land
woods and the issue of woody Role of soils in determining sites for gain in the Mississippi River delta
species diversity (Allen), 125 lowland heathland reconstruction (Boyer et al), 85
Responses of understory species in England (Clarke), 256 Landfills
to gap formation and soil distur- Herbicides Restoration of woody plants to
bance in Lonicera maackii thickets Soil ripping and herbicides en- capped landfills: root dynamics in
(Luken et al), 229 hance tree and shrub restoration an engineered soil (Handel et al),
Terrestrial invertebrate community on stripmines (Ashby), 169 178
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Subject Index
Landscape Mississippi River Restoration of woody plants to
A step toward a landscape ap- Constructed crevasses and land capped landfills: root dynamics in
proach in riparian restoration gain in the Mississippi River delta an engineered soil (Handel et al),
(Kentula), 2 (Preface) (Boyer et al), 85 178
Landscape ecology Models Population biology
Linking restoration and landscape The scale of successional models Restoration biology: a population
ecology (Bell et al), 318 and restoration objectives (Parker), biology perspective (Montalvo et
Legumes ° 301 al), 277
Role of legumes in release of succes-
sionally arrested grasslands in the National Center for Ecological Anal-
central hills of Sri Lanka (Ashton ysis and Synthesis Rainforests
et al), 36 Special issues: papers from NCEAS Terrestrial invertebrate community
Limestone Restoration Biology Workshop structures as an indicator of the
The flora and invertebrate fauna (Allen), 273 success of a tropical rainforest res-
of abandoned limestone quar- Nutrients toration project (Jansen), 115
ries in Derbyshire, United King- Biomass and nutrient accumulation Reference information
dom (Wheater and Cullen), 77 during natural afforestation of Approximating nature’s variation:
Liming to re ‘ore acidified lakes iron-smelting slag (Smith et al), 56 selecting and using reference in-
and streams: a typical approach to Sawgrass seedling responses to formation in restoration ecology
restoring damaged ecosystems? transplanting and nutrient addi- (White and Walker), 338
(Schindler), 1 (Commentary) tions (Miao et al), 162 Reforestation; see Forests
Lonicera maackii Research
Responses of understory species Oil spill Quantitatively evaluating restora-
to gap formation and soil distur- The Exxon Valdez oil spill: habitat tion experiments: research design,
bance in Lonicera maackii thickets protection as a restoration strat- statistical analysis, and data man-
(Luken et al), 229 egy (Weiner et al), 44 agement considerations (Miche-
Lowland heathlands; see Heathlands Oregon ner), 324
Prioritizing watersheds in Oregon Restoration biology: a population
for salmon restoration (Nehlsen), biology perspective (Montalvo et
Marshlands fea al), 277
Genetic variation and reintroduc- Oyster cultch Restoration biology/ecology
tion of Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. Stabilization and erosion control Approximating nature’s variation:
maritimus to Sweetwater Marsh, value of oyster cultch for inter- selecting and using reference in-
California (Helenurm and Par- tidal marsh (Meyer et al), 93 formation in restoration ecology
sons), 236 (White and Walker), 338
Stabilization and erosion control Developing the conceptual basis for
value of oyster cultch for inter- Perennial grasses; see Grasses restoration ecology (Allen et al),
tidal marsh (Meyer et al), 93 Plants 275
Using tidal salt marsh mesocosms The flora and invertebrate fauna Ecological theory and community
to aid wetland restoration (Calla- of abandoned limestone quarries restoration ecology (Palmer et al),
way et al), 135 in Derbyshire, United Kingdom 291
Microbes (Wheater and Cullen), 77 Human-dominated ecosystems and
Ants as indicators of restoration Genetic variation and reintroduc- the role of restoration ecology
success: relationship with soil mi- tion of Cordylanthus maritimus ssp. (Niering) (Editorial), 273
crobial biomass in the Australian maritimus to Sweetwater Marsh, Linking restoration and landscape
seasonal tropics (Andersen and California (Helenurm and Par- ecology (Bell et al), 318
Sparling), 109 sons), 236 Quantitatively evaluating restora-
Mining Native colonizing species and de- tion experiments: research design,
Smoke enhanced seed germination graded land restoration in La statistical analysis, and data man-
for mine rehabilitation in the Gran Sabana, Venezuela (Rosales agement considerations (Miche-
southwest of western Australia et al), 147 ner), 324
(Roche et al), 191 Responses of understory species to Restoration biology: a population
Soil ripping and herbicides en- gap formation and soil distur- biology perspective (Montalvo et
hance tree and shrub restoration bance in Lonicera maackii thickets al), 277
on stripmines (Ashby), 169 (Luken et al), 229 Restoration ecology and the ecosys-
Restoration Ecology DECEMBER 1997
Subject Index
tem perspective (Ehrenfeld and implications for riparian restora- A comparison of approaches to
Toth), 307 tion (Hawkins et al), 75 prioritizing sites for riparian res-
The scale of successional models and River red gum toration (Kentula), 69
restoration objectives (Parker), 301 Restoration of catchment water bal- The role of GIS in selecting sites
Special issues: papers from NCEAS ance: response of clonal river red for riparian restoration based on
Restoration Biology Workshop gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) to hydrology and land use (Russell
(Allen), 273 waterlogging (Akilan et al), 101 et al), 56
What practitioners need from res- Rivers Sawgrass
toration ecologists (Clewell and Constructed crevasses and land Sawgrass seedling responses to
Rieger), 350 gain in the Mississippi River delta transplanting and nutrient addi-
Restoration practitioners (Boyer et al), 85 tions (Miao et al), 162
What practitioners need from res- Identifying sites for riparian wet- Seed
toration ecologists (Clewell and land restoration: application of a Re-creating semi-natural communi-
Rieger), 350 model to the Upper Arkansas ties: vacuum harvesting and hand
Riparian wetlands River basin (O'Neill et al), 85 collection of seed on calcereous
Applying a two-stage system to pri- Road ripping grassland (Stevenson et al), 66
oritize riparian restoration at the Effectiveness of road ripping in re- Restoring native perennial grasses
San Luis Rey River, San Diego storing infiltration capacity of for- to rural roadsides in the Sacra-
County, California (Olson and est roads (Luce), 265 mento Valley of California: estab-
Harris), 43 Roadsides lishment and evaluation (Bugg et
Classification and mapping of ripar- Restoring native perennial grasses al), 214
ian systems using airborne mul- to rural roadsides in the Sacra- Sawgrass seedling responses to
tispectral videography (Neale), mento Valley of California: estab- transplanting and nutrient addi-
103 lishment and evaluation (Bugg et tions (Miao et al), 162
A comparison of approaches to pri- al), 214 Smoke enhanced seed germina-
oritizing sites for riparian restora- Rocky Mountains tion for mine rehabilitation in
tion (Kentula), 69 Planning and implementing a rein- the southwest of western Austra-
Editorial (Allen and Niering), (Edi- troduction of wolves to Yellow- lia (Roche et al), 191
torial), 1 stone National Park and central Shrubs
Identifying sites for riparian wet- Idaho (Fritts et al), 7 Exotic grass competition in sup-
land restoration: application of Rodents pressing native shrubland re-es-
a model to the Upper Arkansas Reestablishment of a rodent com- tablishment (Eliason and Allen),
River basin (O’Neill et al), 85 munity in restored desert scrub 245
Riparian restoration: current sta- (Patten), 156 Soil ripping and herbicides enhance
tus and the reach to the future tree and shrub restoration on
(Landers), 113 Salmon stripmines (Ashby), 169
Riparian restoration in the western Prioritizing watersheds in Oregon Slag
United States: overview and per- for salmon restoration (Nehlsen), Biomass and nutrient accumula-
spective (Goodwin et al), 4 25 tion during natural afforestation of
The role of GIS in selecting sites for Salmon gum iron-smelting slag (Smith et al), 56
riparian restoration based on hy- Woodland restoration in the west- Smoke
drology and land use (Russell et ern Australian wheatbelt: a con- Smoke enhanced seed germina-
al), 56 ceptual framework using a state tion for mine rehabilitation in the
Setting riparian/aquatic restora- and transition model (Yates and southwest of western Australia
tion objectives within a watershed Hobbs), 28 (Roche et al), 191
context (Kershner), 15 Salt Soil
A step toward a landscape ap- Using tidal salt marsh mesocosms Ants as indicators of restoration
proach in riparian restoration to aid wetland restoration (Call- success: relationship with soil mi-
(Kentula), 2 (Preface) away et al), 135 crobial biomass in the Australian
Two-stage system for prioritizing San Luis Rey River seasonal tropics (Andersen and
riparian restoration at the stream Applying a two-stage system to Sparling), 109
reach and community scales (Har- prioritize riparian restoration at Responses of understory species to
ris and Olson), 34 the San Luis Rey River, San Diego gap formation and soil distur-
Vulnerability of riparian vegeta- County, California (Olson and bance in Lonicera maackii thickets
tion to catastrophic flooding: Harris), 43 (Luken et al), 229
DECEMBER 1997 Restoration Ecology
Subject Index
Restoration of woody plants to crobial biomass in the Australian Effectiveness of road ripping in re-
capped landfills: root dynamics seasonal tropics (Andersen and storing infiltration capacity of for-
in an engineered soil (Handel et Sparling), 109 est roads (Luce), 265
al), 178 Terrestrial invertebrate community Identifying sites for riparian wet-
Role of soils in determining sites for structures as an indicator of the land restoration: application of
lowland heathland reconstruction success of a tropical rainforest res- a model to the Upper Arkansas
in England (Clarke), 256 toration project (Jansen), 115 River basin (O’Neill et al), 85
Soil ripping and herbicides enhance Liming to restore acidified lakes
tree and shrub restoration on and streams: a typical approach
stripmines (Ashby), 169 Understory; see Forests to restoring damaged ecosystems?
Sri Lanka United Kingdom (Schindler), 1 (Commentary)
Role of legumes in release of succes- The flora and invertebrate fauna Prioritizing watersheds in Oregon
of abandoned limestone quarries
sionally arrested grasslands in the for salmon restoration (Nehlsen),
central hills of Sri Lanka (Ashton in Derbyshire, United Kingdom 25
(Wheater and Cullen), 77
et al), 36 Restoration of catchment water bal-
Upper Arkansas River
Statistics ance: response of clonal river red
Quantitatively evaluating restora- Identifying sites for riparian wet- gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) to
land restoration: application of a
tion experiments: research design, waterlogging (Akilan et al), 101
model to the Upper Arkansas
statistical analysis, and data man- Riparian restoration: current status
River basin (O’Neill et al), 85
agement considerations (Miche- and the reach to the future (Lan-
ner), 324 ders), 113
Streams Riparian restoration in the western
Vacuum harvesting of seed
Liming to restore acidified lakes United States: overview and per-
Re-creating semi-natural communi-
and streams: a typical approach spective (Goodwin et al), 4
ties: vacuum harvesting and hand
to restoring damaged ecosystems? The role of GIS in selecting sites for
collection of seed on calcereous
(Schindler), 1 (Commentary) riparian restoration based on hy-
grassland (Stevenson et al), 66
Two-stage system for prioritizing drology and land use (Russell et
Venezuela
riparian restoration at the stream al), 56
Native colonizing species and de-
reach and community scales (Har- Setting riparian/aquatic restoration
graded land restoration in La
ris and Olson), 34 objectives within a watershed con-
Gran Sabana, Venezuela (Rosales
Stripmines; see Mining text (Kershner), 15
et al), 147
Successional models A step toward a landscape approach
Video
The scale of successional models and in riparian restoration (Kentula), 2
Classification and mapping of ri-
restoration objectives (Parker), 301 (Preface)
parian systems using airborne
Two-stage system for prioritizing
multispectral videography (Neale),
Tidal wetlands; see Wetlands riparian restoration at the stream
103
Trees reach and community scales (Har-
Reforestation of bottomland hard- ris and Olson), 34
woods and the issue of woody Water Vulnerability of riparian vegeta-
species diversity (Allen), 125 Applying a two-stage system to pri- tion to catastrophic flooding: im-
Restoration of catchment water bal- oritize riparian restoration at the plications for riparian restoration
ance: response of clonal river red San Luis Rey River, San Diego (Hawkins et al), 75
gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) to County, California (Olson and Watersheds
waterlogging (Akilan et al), 101 Harris), 43 Prioritizing watersheds in Oregon
Soil ripping and herbicides enhance Classification and mapping of ripar- for salmon restoration (Nehlsen),
tree and shrub restoration on ian systems using airborne multi- 25
stripmines (Ashby), 169 spectral videography (Neale), 103 Setting riparian/aquatic restoration
Woodland restoration in the west- A comparison of approaches to pri- objectives within a watershed con-
ern Australian wheatbelt: a con- oritizing sites for riparian restora- text (Kershner), 15
ceptual framework using a state tion (Kentula), 69 Wetlands
and transition model (Yates and Constructed crevasses and land Applying a two-stage system to
Hobbs), 28 gain in the Mississippi River delta prioritize riparian restoration at
Tropics (Boyer et al), 85 the San Luis Rey River, San Di-
Ants as indicators of restoration Editorial (Allen and Niering), 1 (Ed- ego County, California (Olson and
success: relationship with soil mi- itorial) Harris), 43
Restoration Ecology DECEMBER 1997
Subject Index
Classification and mapping of ripar- Setting riparian/aquatic restora- Woodlands
ian systems using airborne multi- tion objectives within a watershed Restoration of woody plants to
spectral videography (Neale), 103 context (Kershner), 15 capped landfills: root dynamics in
A comparison of approaches to pri- A step toward a landscape approach an engineered soil (Handel et al),
oritizing sites for riparian restora- in riparian restoration (Kentula), 178
tion (Kentula), 69 2 (Preface) Woodland restoration in the west-
Editorial (Allen and Niering), (Edi- Two-stage system for prioritizing ern Australian wheatbelt: a con-
torial), 1 riparian restoration at the stream ceptual framework using a state
Identifying sites for riparian wet- reach and community scales (Har- and transition model (Yates and
land restoration: application of a ris and Olson), 34 Hobbs), 28
model to the Upper Arkansas Using tidal salt marsh mesocosms Workshop
River basin (O’Neill et al), 85 to aid wetland restoration (Calla- Special issues: papers from NCEAS
Riparian restoration: current status way et al), 135 Restoration Biology Workshop
and the reach to the future (Lan- Vulnerability of riparian vegeta- (Allen), 273
ders), 113 tion to catastrophic flooding: im-
Riparian restoration in the western plications for riparian restora-
United States: overview and per- tion (Hawkins et al), 75
spective (Goodwin et al), 4 Wolves Yellowstone National Park
The role of GIS in selecting sites for Planning and implementing a rein- Planning and implementing a rein-
riparian restoration based on hy- troduction of wolves to Yellow- troduction of wolves to Yellow-
drology and land use (Russell et stone National Park and central stone National Park and central
al), 56 Idaho (Fritts et al), 7 Idaho (Fritts et al), 7
DECEMBER 1997 Restoration Ecology