Stream Restoration Program
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Stream restoration is the re-establishment of the general structure, function and self-sustaining behavior of the stream system that existed prior to disturbance. It is a holistic process that requires an understanding of all physical and biological components of the stream system and its watershed. Restoration includes a broad range of measures, including the removal of the watershed disturbances that are causing stream instability; installation of structures and planting of vegetation to protect streambanks and provide habitat; and the reshaping or replacement of unstable stream reaches into appropriately designed functional streams and associated floodplains.
The techniques and methodologies are evolving rapidly. New design aids are being developed that will improve design efficiency and confidence. We encourage stream restoration professionals to carefully document their experiences – including project successes and failures – so that the restoration community can better understand the appropriate techniques for various conditions.
Mission Statement
The NC State University Stream Restoration Program is a team of faculty, staff, and students working to improve water quality and aquatic ecology through research, demonstration projects, and education. We have many partners listed on the About Us page who collaborate on projects and educational opportunities, including our biennial conference.
Stream Restoration Program Team
| Barbara Doll, Ph.D., P.E., Program Coordinator barbara_doll@ncsu.edu |
Jack Kurki-Fox, Ph.D., P.E., Research Associate jjkurkif@ncsu.edu |
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| Brittany Santore, Lead Workshop Coordinator brittany_santore@ncsu.edu |
Irma Rose, Workshop Coordinator ilrose@ncsu.edu |
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| Dan Line, Extension Specialist dline@ncsu.edu |
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Contributors/Instructors
Contact Information
Mailing Address:
NC State University Stream Restoration Program
Campus Box 7625
Raleigh, NC 27695-7625
Physical address:
Weaver Labs
3100 Faucette Drive
Raleigh, NC 27695
Workshop content information: Barbara Doll – barbara_doll@ncsu.edu
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Workshop registration and logistics information – bae_training@ncsu.edu
Join the Mailing List
Subscribe to the Email List Service for Stream Hydrology and Restoration Professionals. This email list service is open to professionals from government agencies, consulting firms, citizen groups, and academic institutions with interest in stream hydrology and restoration. Please use this email list service to announce meetings and share information related to streams.
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