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Understanding the current distribution of riparian plant species is essential for predicting their expansions or contractions in response to flow alterations due to climate changes or direct human actions. Riparian vegetation flow response guilds are assemblages of species that have common functional traits and are hypothesised to respond similarly to fluvial disturbance and water availability...
Riparian ecosystems in montane areas have been degraded by mining, streamflow alterations, and livestock grazing. Restoration of ecological and economic functions, especially in high‐elevation watersheds that supply water to lower elevation urban and agriculture areas is of high priority. We investigated the response of riparian vegetation and bank stability following channel treatments and riparian...
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