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Ecohydrology and stewardship of Alberta springs ecosystems
Abraham E. Springer
, Lawrence E. Stevens
, Jeri D. Ledbetter
, Elizabeth M. Schaller
, Karen M. Gill
, Stewart B. Rood
Earth and Sustainability
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Alberta
100%
Ecohydrology
100%
Stewardship
100%
Spring Ecosystems
100%
Native Plants
66%
Southern Alberta
66%
Specific Conductivity
66%
Ecoregions
66%
Canada
33%
Groundwater
33%
Surface Water
33%
Stream Channel
33%
Spring Water
33%
Anthropogenic Impact
33%
Ecosystem Function
33%
Species Density
33%
Plant Taxa
33%
Beaver
33%
Marsh
33%
Plant Species Richness
33%
Wildlife
33%
Ecological Impact
33%
Prairie
33%
Increased Demand
33%
Freshwater Spring
33%
Hillslope
33%
Ecosystem Structure
33%
Land Area
33%
Human Impact
33%
Hanging Garden
33%
Domestic Water Supply
33%
Land-use History
33%
Livestock Production
33%
Ecosystem Composition
33%
Site Selection
33%
Spring Types
33%
Geothermal Springs
33%
Helocrene
33%
Total Alkalinity
33%
Spring Emergence
33%
Impact Gradients
33%
Produced Water
33%
Limnocrene
33%
Groundwater Temperature
33%
Geomorphic Diversity
33%
Spring Habitat
33%
Protected Lands
33%
Habitat Area
33%
Non-native Plant Species
33%
Rheocrene
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Alberta
100%
Ecohydrology
100%
Plant Specie
40%
Ecoregion
40%
Surface Water
20%
Spring Water
20%
Stream Channel
20%
Species Richness
20%
Ecosystem Function
20%
Canada
20%
Grassland
20%
Anthropogenic Effect
20%
Hillslope
20%
Water Supply
20%
Ecosystem Structure
20%
Site Selection
20%
Land Use
20%
Alkalinity
20%
Freshwater
20%
Beaver
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Spring
100%
Ecohydrology
100%
Ecoregion
22%
Grassland
11%
Surface Water
11%
Water Supply
11%
Livestock Production
11%
Stream Channel
11%
Land Use
11%
Flora
11%
Freshwater
11%
Beaver
11%
Spring Water
11%
Species Richness
11%