Booth, D.B.,
R.A. Haugerud, and K.G. Troost. 2003. The
geology of Puget Sound
lowland
rivers, Chapter 2 in: Montgomery, D.R., S.
Bolton, D.B. Booth, and L.
Wall
(eds.), Restoration of
Puget Sound
Rivers,
University of Washington
Press, Seattle, pp. 15-45. PDF
Nehlsen,
W.,
J.
A.
Lichatowich.
2007.
Pacific
salmon:
Life
histories,
diversity,
productivity.
Chapter
8
in:
Schoonmaker,
P.K.,
B. von Hagen, and E.C. Wolf (eds.), Rainforests
of
Home,
pp.
213-226. PDF
Week 1: Additional
readingand
resources
Quinn,
T.
2005.
Introduction,
Chapter
1
in:
The
behavior
and ecology of Pacific Salmon and
trout. University of Washington
Press, pp. 3-36. PDF
Waples,
R.
S.,
G.
R.
Pess,
T.
Beechie.
2008.
Evolutionary
history
of
Pacific
salmon
in
dynamic
environments.
Evolutionary
Applications
1: 189-206.
PDF
Haugerud,
R.
Animation
of
the
last
(Vashon)
glaciation
of
the
Puget
Lowland:
http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/waterlines/glaciation.html
Collins,
B.D.,
and
D.
R.
Montgomery.
2011.
The
legacy
of
Pleistocene
glaciation
and
the
organization
of
lowland
alluvial
process
domains
in
the Puget Sound
region, Geomorphology.
PDF
Ludwin,
R.
S.,
C.
P.
Thrush,
K.
James,
D.
Buerge,
C.
Jonientz-Trisler,
J.
Rasmussen,
K.
Troost,
and
A.
de
los
Angeles.
2005. Serpent spirit-power stories along
the
Seattle Fault.
Seismological Research Letters
76: 426-431. PDF
Montgomery,
D.R.
2007.
The
influences
of
geological
processes
on
ecological
systems.
Chapter
3
in:
Schoonmaker,
P.K.,
B.
von
Hagen,
and
E.C. Wolf (eds.), Rainforests
of
home,
pp.
43-68. PDF
Week 2: Additional
readingand
resources Beechie,
T.
J.,
B.
D.
Collins,
G.
R.
Pess.
2001.
Holocene
and
recent
geomorphic
processes,
land
use
and salmonid habiat in two north Puget Sound river
basins. In: J. B. Dorava, D. R. Montgomery, F.
Fitzpatrick, and B.
Palcsak, eds. Geomorphic
processes and riverine habitat, American
Geophysical Union,
Washington, pp. 37-54. PDF
Schindler,
D.
E.,
M.
D.
Scheuerell,
J.
W.
Moore,
S.
M.
Gende,
T.
B.
Francis,
W. J.
Palen. 2003. Pacific salmon and the ecology of
coastal ecosystems. Frontiers in Ecology and the
Environment 1: 31-37. PDF
Week 3: Assigned
reading
Whitlock
and
Hebda.
1997.
Environmental
history,
Chapter
9
in:
Schoonmaker,
P.K.,
B.
von
Hagen,
and
E.C.
Wolf
(eds.),
Rainforests
of
home,
pp.
227-254. PDF
Suttles, W., Ames,
K. 1997. Pre-European history, Chapter 10 in:
Schoonmaker, P.K.,
B. von Hagen, and E.C. Wolf
(eds.), Rainforests
of
home,
pp.
255-274. PDF
Pojar,
J. Mackinnon, A. 1994. Introduction, in: Plants
of
the
Pacific
Northwest,
Lone
Pine
Publishing,
pp.
11-27. PDF
Collins, B. D.,
D. R. Montgomery, and A. J. Sheikh. 2003.
Reconstructing the historical
riverine landscape of the Puget Lowland. Chapter 4
in: Montgomery,
D.R., S.
Bolton, D.B. Booth, and L. Wall (eds.), Restoration
of
Puget
Sound
rivers,
University
of
Washington
Press,
Seattle,
pp.
79-128.
PDF
Week 3: Additional
reading and resources
Butler,
V.
L.,
S.
K.
Campbell.
2004.
Resource
intensification and resource
depression in the Pacific Northwest of North
America: A
zooarchaeological review. Journal
of World Prehistory 18: 327-405. PDF
Egan,
D., E. A. Howell. 2001. Introduction. In: Egan,
D.,
E.
A.
Howell
(eds.), The
historical
ecology
handbook:
A
restorationist's
guide
to
reference
ecosystems,
pp.
1-23. PDF April
16
field trip: Assigned
reading
Snohomish
Basin
Salmon
Recovery
Forum.
2005.
Executive
summary,
Snohomish
River
Basin
salmon
conservation
plan.
Snohomish
County
Department
of
Public
Works,
Surface
Water
Management
Division,
Everett,
WA PDF
April 16
field trip: Additional
readingand
resources
Tulalip
Tribes, 2010, Qwuloolt Restoration Project. PDF
Tanner,
C.
D.,
J.
R.
Cordell,
J.
Rubey,
L.
M.
Tear.
2002.
Restoration
of
freshwater
intertidal
habitat
functions at Spencer Island, Everett,
Washington. Restoration
Ecology 10: 564-576. PDF
Bourgeois,
J.,
S.
Y.
Johnson.
2001.
Geologic
evidence
of
earthquakes
at
the
Snohomish
delta,
Washington,
in
the past 1200 yr. Geological
Society of
America Bulletin 113: 482-494. PDF Week 4: Assigned
reading
Thrush, C., The
Lushootseed peoples of Puget Sound Country,
digital essay by Coll-Peter
Thrush:
http://content.lib.washington.edu/aipnw/thrush.html
Klingle,
2005,
Fluid
dynamics:
water,
power,
and
the
reengineering
of
Seattle’s
Duwamish
River,
Journal
of
the
American
West
44: 22-29. PDF
Thrush,
C.
2006.
City
of
changers:
Indigenous
people
and
the
transformation
of
Seattle’s
watersheds,
Pacific
Historical
Review
75: 89-117. PDF
April
30th field trip: Assigned
reading
Thrush,
C.,
and
N.
Thompson.
2007.
An
atlas
of
indigenous
Seattle,
in:
Thrush,
C.,
Native
Seattle,
histories
from
the
crossing-over
place,
University
of
Washington
Press,
Seattle,
pp.
209-255. PDF
April
30th field trip:
Additional
readingand
resources
Zehfuss, P.H.,
Atwater, B.F., Vallance,
J.W., Brenniman, H., and Brown,
T.A., 2003, Holocene lahars and their
by-products along the historical
path of the White River between Mount Rainier
and Seattle, in Swanson,
T.W., ed., Western Cordillera and adjacent
areas, Boulder, Colorado,
Geological Society of America Field Guide 4, p.
209-223. PDF
Week 6:
Assigned
reading
Morisset,
M.
D.
and
C.
A.
Summers. 2009. Clear passage: The culvert case
decision
as a foundation for habitat protection and
preservation. Seattle Journal of
Environmental Law & Policy Spring
2009: 29-63. PDF
Wilkinson,
C.
2000.
Nisqually
River
(Chapter
2),
and
George
Hugo
Boldt
(Chapter
3) in: Messages
from
Frank's
Landing. University of Washington Press,
pp. 8-28. PDF
Treaty of Point Elliott:
http://nwifc.org/member-tribes/treaties/
Map
of
western
Washington
tribes
and
ceded
areas:
http://academic.evergreen.edu/g/grossmaz/Western%20Washington%20BW.pdf
Week 6: Additional
readingand
resources
Cohen,
F.
G.
1986.
The
Boldt
Decision:
desecration
or
affirmation?
Chapter
1
in:
Treaties
on trial. University of Washington
Press, pp. 3-17. PDF
Gibbs, G. 1863. A dictionary of Chinook Jargon or
trade language of
Oregon. Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.
PDF
Isely, M. B. and American Friends Service
Committee. 1970. Uncommon controversy; Fishing
rights of the Muckleshoot, Puyallup, and
Nisqually Indians. A
report prepared for the American Friends Service
Committee. University
of Washington Press. Chapter 3 PDF Chapter 4 PDF
Blumm, M. C. and J. G. Steadman. 2009. Indian
treaty rights and habitat
protection: The Martinez Decision supplies a
resounding judicial
reaffirmation. Natural
Resources Journal 49: 653-706. PDF The Treaty
Trail: U. S. Indian Treaty Councils in the
Northwest. Washington State
Historical Society (website).
http://stories.washingtonhistory.org/treatytrail/index.htm
Week 7: Assigned reading
Beechie,
T.
J.,
Sear,
D.
A.,
Olden,
J.
A.,
Pess,
G.
R.,
Buffington,
J.
M.,
Moir,
H.,
Roni,
P.,
Pollock,
M.
M. 2010. Process-based principles for restoring
river
ecosystems. Bioscience
60: 209-222.PDF
Cronin,
A.,
D.
M.
Ostergren.
2007.
Tribal
watershed
management:
Culture,
science,
capacity,
and
collaboration.
American
Indian Quarterly,
31: 87-109. PDF
Jamestown S'Kllalam Tribe. The restoration of
Jimmy Come Lately Creek.
Accessed March, 2011 from:
http://www.jamestowntribe.org/programs/nrs/jcl-undevelopment.pdf
PDF
Climate
Impacts
Group.
2009.
Executive
Summary,
in:
The
Washington
Climate
Change
Impacts
Assessment,
Center
for
Science
in
the
Earth
System,
Joint
Institute for
the
Study of the Atmosphere and Oceans, University of
Washington, Seattle,
pp.
1-20.
http://www.cses.washington.edu/db/pdf/wacciareport681.pdf
or PDF
Week 7: Additional
readingand
resources
Senos,
R.,
F.
K.
Lake,
N.
Turner,
and
D.
Martinez.
2006.
Traditional
ecological
knowledge
and
restoration
practice.
Chapter 17 in: Apostol,
D., and M. Sinclair, eds., Restoring
the Pacific Northwest: The art and
science of ecological restoration in Cascadia.
Island Press, pp.
393-424. PDF
Roni,
P.,
Hanson,
K.,
Beechie,
T.
2008.
Global
review
of
the
physical
and
biological
effectiveness
of
stream
habitat
rehabilitation
techniques.
North
American
Journal
of
Fisheries
Management
28: 856-890. PDF
Montgomery,
D.
R.,
D.
B.
Booth,
S.
Bolton.
2003.
Puget
Sound
rivers
and salmon
recovery. Chapter 1 in: Montgomery,
D.R., S.
Bolton, D.B. Booth, and L. Wall (eds.), Restoration
of
Puget
Sound
rivers,
University
of
Washington
Press,
Seattle,
pp.
1-13. PDF Spring
2010
Water
Center
Seminars
4/13,
4/20,
4/27
Battin,
J.,
M.W.
Wiley,
M.H.
Ruckelshaus,
R.N.
Palmer,
E.
Korb,
K.K.
Bartz,
and
H.
Imaki.
2007.
Projected
impacts
of
climate
change
on salmon habitat
restoration, Proceedings
of
the
NationalAcademy
of Sciences 104:
6720-6725.
PDF
Whitely
Binder,
L.
C., and 19 others. 2010 Preparing for climate
change in
Washington State. Climatic
Change DOI 10.1007/s10584-010-9850-5. PDF
Climate
Impacts
Group.
2009.
The
Washington
Climate
Change
Impacts
Assessment,
Center
for
Science
in
the
Earth
System,
Joint
Institute
for
the
Study of the Atmosphere and Oceans, University of
Washington, Seattle.
(full report: PDF)
Week 8: Assigned
reading Brown, J. V. 2008.
Tribes and watersheds in Washington State.
Enduring Legacies Native
Cases, The Evergreen State College,
http://www.evergreen.edu/tribal/cases/home.htm.
Breslow, S. J. 2011.
Salmon habitat restoration, farmland
preservation and environmental
drama in the Skagit River Valley. Ph.D.
dissertation, University of
Washington, Seattle. Week 9:
Assigned
reading
Somerville,
T.
D.
2009. Tribes and dams: Using Section 4(e) of the
Federal Power
Act to protect Indian tribes and restore
reservation resources. Seattle
Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
Spring 2009: 122-133. PDF
Poff,
N.
L.
and 7 others. 1997. The natural flow regime: A
paradigm for
river conservation and restoration. BioScience
47: 769-784. PDF
Lower
Duwamish
Waterway
Group,
2010.
Executive
Summary,
Draft
Final
Feasibility
Study,
Lower
Duwamish
Waterway,
Seattle,
Washington.
PDF
Week 9: Additional readingand resources
Poff,
N.
L.,
and 8 others. 2003. River flows and water wars:
emerging science
for environmental decision making. Frontiers in
Ecology and
Environment
1: 298-306.PDF
Richter, B. D. and G. A. Thomas. 2007. Restoring
environmental flows by
modifying dam operations. Ecology
and Society 12.PDF
Cushman
Project
FERC
Project No. 460. Settlement Agreement for the
Cushman
Project. January 12, 2009.PDF
General resources
Books
Klingle, M. 2007. Emerald
City: An environmental history of Seattle.
Yale University Press, New Haven.
Montgomery, D.R., S. Bolton, D.B. Booth, and L.
Wall
(eds.) 2003. Restoration
of
Puget Sound rivers, University
of Washington
Press, Seattle.
Naiman,
R.
J.,
and
R.
E. Bilby (eds.). 1998. River
ecology
and management:
Lessons from the Pacific Coastal ecoregion.
Springer, New York.
Schoonmaker,
P.K.,
B.
von
Hagen,
and
E.C.
Wolf
(eds.)
1997.
Rainforests
of
home,
Island
Press,
Washington.
Thrush,
C.
2007.
Native
Seattle:
Histories from the crossing-over place.
University of Washington
Press, Seattle.
Wilkinson,
C.
2000.
Messages
from
Frank's Landing: A Story of salmon, treaties,
and the Indian Way.
University
of
Washington
Press.