Catchment Co-Management is a collaborative governance framework that integrates multiple stakeholders in the joint planning, decision-making, and implementation of watershed resource management actions within a defined drainage basin.
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Restoring streams in an urbanizing world
EMILY S. BERNHARDT, Margaret A. Palmer · Freshwater Biology · 2007 · 529 citations
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