Placement of dead wood and debris - Revision history

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Classification Table

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Classification Table

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 =Classification Table=
 {{Placement of dead wood and debris}}
-[[category:Habitat measures]][[category:Measures]]
+[[category:Habitat measures]][[category:Solutions]]
 =Relevant Literature=
 *Pulg, U., Barlaup, B.T., Skoglund, H., Velle, G., Gabrielsen, S.E., Stranzl, S.F., Espedal, E.O., Lehmann, G.B., Wiers, T., Skår, B., Normann, E., Fjeldstad, H-P. 2017. Tiltakshåndbok for bedre fysisk vannmiljø: God praksis ved miljøforbedrende tiltak i elver og bekker. Uni Research AS.

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 ==During implementation==
-Access to local wood would make to construction of this measure very simple, by simply bringing a chain saw and dragging the timber to a proper place in the river where the wood would not drift away as soon as the water level increases.
+Access to local wood would make construction of this measure very simple, by simply bringing a chain saw and dragging the timber to a proper place in the river where the wood would not drift away as soon as the water level increases.
 ==During operation==

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	[[file:dead_wood_shelter.png\|thumb\|250px\|Figure 1: Dead wood placed in the river creating shelter and shading for fish]]		[[file:dead_wood_shelter.png\|thumb\|250px\|Figure 1: Dead wood placed in the river creating shelter and shading for fish]]

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+[[file:dead_wood_shelter.png|thumb|250px|Figure 1: Dead wood placed in the river creating shelter and shading for fish]]
 The placement of dead wood in the river can be an efficient measure in rivers with limited shelter and morphological variation, being an alternative to placement of stones and larger substrate in the river (Pulg et al 2017). In addition to shelter and more morphological variation dead wood would gradually degrade and provide organic material to the river. The size and the exact placement of the dead wood should be done after considering the variations in the local hydraulic conditions, but it seems like this measure is less suitable if the rivers are steep.

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 There is basically no maintenance needed for this measure, except that the process of adding dead trees might be needed to be repeated if the wood is gradually degraded or drifts away in larger parts. Monitoring of the effect of the measure can be done by for instance electro-fishing in order to assess the density of juvenile fish and compare this to densities in sections where shelter is limited.
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