9389

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 9389
• Author: Birchell, G. J., K. Chrisopherson, C. Crosby, T. Crowl, J. Gourley, M. Townsend, S. Goeking, T. Modde, M. Fuller and P. Nelson.
• Title: The Levee Removal Project
• USFW Year: 2002.
• USFW - Doc Type: Assessment of Floodplain Habitat Restoration in the Middle Green River.
• Copyright Material: NO

Table 6.1. Surface area (in hectares) of the eight floodplain sites restored by the
Levee Removal Project, when river discharge is 22,000 cfs. ........ 6.5
Table 6.2. Coarse and fine particulate organic matter import and export for the three
measured floodplains ....................................... 6.6
Table 6.3. Composition of invertebrate drift from inflows and outflows of the three
measured floodplains ....................................... 6.6
Table 7.1. Cover classes in a Landsat TM-derived classification of the Bonanza to
Ouray study reach, Green River, Utah ........................7.12
Table 7.2. Seven input variables and one output variable used in multivariate
analysis .................................................7.13
Table 7.3. Area of each vegetation type in each study floodplain along the Green
River, Utah, in the Uintah Basin. Area is in acres, from 1996
classification .............................................7.14
Table 7.4. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in June 1998 . .................................7.14
Table 7.5. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in July 1998 ...................................7.15
Table 7.6. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in August 1998 ................................7.15
Table 7.7. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in April 1999 ..................................7.16
Table 7.8. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in July 1999 ...................................7.16
Table 7.9. Percent of each cover type at each levee breach site along the Green
River, Utah, in September 1999 ..............................7.17
Table 7.10. Variables affecting the distribution of perennial pepperweed in the
Bonanza Bridge to Ouray study reach of the Green River, Utah. ....7.17
Table 7.11. Percent of each cover type in the entire study reach, at individual
floodplains, and at specific sites ..............................7.18
Table 8.1. Results of G-test scores comparing the relative abundance of various life
stages captured with three gear types between reaches above (reaches
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