Mary Ann in her natural habitat.

Mary Ann Madej Research Geologist USGS ,   Phone: (707) 825-5148 Fax: (707) 822-8411 Email: mary_ann_madej@usgs.gov

Mary Ann Madej grew up in Chicago, and majored in geology at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois. She combined her two of her interests, foreign language and geology, by studying geology for a year at the University of Besancon, at the foot hills of the French Alps. Her summer job of guiding canoe trips in the Canadian Boundary Waters got her interested in water, both flat and flowing. After she graduated from Knox , she went to the University of Washington in Seattle to study under Dr. Tom Dunne. The topic of her masters thesis was the response of a stream channel to increases in sediment load. Her field area was on the Kitsap Peninsula, in a watershed underlain primarily by glacial till. The erosion problems she observed there didn't quite prepare her for the magnitude of erosional processes she found when she moved to Humboldt County. Mary Ann first started with Redwood National Park in 1978 as part of the newly established watershed restoration program. She has conducted erosion inventories and studies in sediment production, transport and storage in this region for many years. She went back to school to pursue a Ph.D. at Oregon State University under Dr. Gordon Grant, exploring how channel structure and organization develop following watershed disturbances. Mary Ann is presently the station leader of the Redwood Field Station, U.S. Geological Survey Biological Resources Division. The Redwood Field Station is conducting studies on a range of local issues: the geomorphic effects of the January, 1997 flood; redwood regeneration in disturbed riparian zones; distribution of exotic vegetation in the riparian zone; slope stability analysis; stream temperature monitoring and modeling; and the effectiveness of road restoration techniques, as well as continuing work on sediment transport and channel monitoring. Mary Ann is also an Adjuct Professor at Humboldt State University Mary Ann Madej has published more than 40 papers, including 15 in peer-reviewed journals, and has presented study results at meetings in New Zealand, England, Italy, Canada and Japan as well as around the U.S. Mary Ann is also an Adjunct Professor at Humboldt State University, where she has served as advisor for many student projects and theses. She works cooperatively with several other agencies, organizations and landowners in north coastal California.

SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE Cumulative effects Ecological monitoring Environmental management Erosion/Sediment transport Geomorphology Invasive species ecology Landscape patterns Restoration ecology Riparian ecology Watershed Restoration

EDUCATION Ph.D. 1999, Geosciences, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR M.S. 1978, Geology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA B.A. 1975, Geology, Knox College, Galesburg, IL

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Geological Institute American Geophysical Union American Water Resources Association British Geomorphological Research Group Geological Society of America George Wright Society Society for Ecological Restoration Watershed Management Council

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Research Geologist, USGS, Western Ecological Science Center, 1994 - Present Research Geologist, National Park Service, Western Region, 1992 - 1994 Geologist, Redwood National Park, 1978 - 1992 Geologist, Environmental Protection Agency(contract), 1977 - 1978

PRODUCTS Madej, M. A., Optimization Strategies for Sediment Reduction Practices on Roads in Steep, Forested Terrain (November 2006) [Publication Brief] Madej, M. A., E. A. Eschenbach, C. Diaz, R. Teasley, and K. Baker. 2006. Optimization strategies for sediment reduction practices on roads in steep, forested terrain. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. Vol. 31 p. 1643-1656. [Journal Article] M.S. Bank, J.B. Crocker, J.L. Wachtl, P. Kleeman, C. Currens, G. Fellers, J. May, R. Hothem, J.P. Wise, Sr., and M.A. Madej. 2006. Mercury Bioaccumulation in Pacific Giant Salamander Larvae from Lotic Ecosystems in the Pacific Northwestern United States. Mercury 2006 Eighth International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, Madison, WI, August 6-11, 2006. [Poster with Abstract] Madej, M. A., H. Ambrose, C. Currens, and S. Hadden. 2006. Assessing changes in stream health following watershed restoration: A 30-year perspective, Redwood Creek basin, Humboldt county, California. Final report for California Department of Fish and Game Contract #P0310528. 208 p. [Technical Report] Madej, M. A., C. Currens, V. Ozaki, J. Yee and D. G. Anderson. 2006. Assessing possible thermal rearing restrictions for juvenile coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) through thermal infrared imaging and in-stream monitoring, Redwood Creek, California. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 63:1384-1396. [Journal Article] Currens, C. R., M. A. Madej and H. Ambrose. 2006. Level 1 Baseline Water Qaulity Report for the Klamath Network: Lava Beds National Monument, Lassen Volcanic National Park and Oregon Caves National Monument - 2005. Report for the National Park Service Klamath Netwrok Inventory and Monitoring Program. U.S. Geological Survey Western Ecological Research Center Redwood Field Station, Arcata, CA. 25 p. plus appendices. [Digital Text] Currens, C. R., M. A. Madej and H. Ambrose. 2006. Level 1 Baseline Water Quality Report for the Klamath Network: Lava Beds National Monument, Lassen Volcanic National Park and Oregon Caves National Monument - 2005. U.S. Geological Survey, Western Ecological Research Center, Arcata, CA 95521. 26 pp plus appendices. [Technical Report] Madej, M. A., Assessing Possible Thermal Rearing Restrictions for Juvenile Coho Salmon in Redwood Creek, California (June 2006) [Publication Brief] Switalski, T. A., J. A. Bissonette, T. H. DeLuca, C. H. Luce, and M.A. Madej. 2004. Benefits and Impacts of Road Removal. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 2(1): 21-28. [Journal Article] Switalski, T. A., J. A. Bissonette, T. H. DeLuca, C. H. Luce, and M. A. Madej. 2004. Benefits and impacts of road removal. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 2(1): 21-28. [Journal Article] Hadden, S. J., M. A. Wilzbach, K. W. Cummins and M. A. Madej. 2004. Relative effects of organic and inorganic constituents of the suspended sediment load on salmonid foraging and prey availability. p. 80 in American Fisheries Society California-Nevada and Humboldt Chapters Conference Proceedings.Understanding, Protecting and Enjoying California's Fishes from the Sierra to the Sea. Redding California. 100 p. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 2003. Contrast in hillslope and channel response to large storms in Redwood Creek, California, USA. p. 71-80 in Proceedings of the International Workshop for "Source to Sink" Sedimentary Dynamics in Catchment Scale. Sapporo, Japan. 322 p. [Proceedings] Madej, M. A. 2003. A Comparison of Restoration Strategies on Disturbed Forest Lands. George Wright Society Biennial Conference. San Diego, Ca. [Abstract] Madej, M. A., M. A. Wilzbach, K. W. Cummins, S. J. Hadden, and C. C. Ellis. 2003. Composition of Suspended Load as a Measure of Stream Health. Progress Report for California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Contract 1.22-1757. 60 p. [Technical Report] Switalski, T. A., J. A. Bissonette, T. H. DeLuca, C. H. Luce, and M.A. Madej. 2003. Wildland Road Removal: Research Needs. Proceedings of the International Conference on Ecology and Transportation August, 2003. Lake Placid, New York. p. 642-646. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 2002. Temporal and spatial scales in effectiveness monitoring. West by Northwest 2002. Navigating the Future: Protecting and Sharing the Legacy. p. 32 in Program and Abstracts. Seattle Washington. 51 pp. [Abstract] Madej, M.A., E. Eschenbach, R. Teasley, C. Diaz, J. Wartella and J. Simi. 2002. Using Dynamic Programming and Genetic Algorithms to Reduce Erosion Risks from Forest Roads. American Geophysical Union. San Francisco, California. EOS 83(47) F588. [Abstract] Madej, M. A. 2002. Sticks and stones: The interface of biology and geomoprhology in river restoration research. U.S. Geological Survey Water Resources Division Seminar. Washington, D.C. April, 2002. [Abstract] Madej, M. A. 2002. Self-organization in disturbed stream channels. Humboldt State University Geology Department Speakers Series. Arcata, California. March, 2002. [Abstract] Madej, M.A., M. Wilzbach, K. Cummins, and C. Ellis. 2002. The effect of suspended organic sediment on turbidity. Workshop on Turbidity and Other Sediment Surrogates. Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference Series. Reno, Nevada. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 2002. Monitoring effectiveness of road restoration techniques. U.S. Forest Service Workshop on Road Decommissioning. Eureka, California. April 15-19, 2002. [Abstract] Madej, M. A. 2001. Development of channel organization and roughness following sediment pulses in single-thread, gravel bed rivers. Water Resources Research. Vol. 37 No. 8, p. 2259-2272. [Journal Article] Madej, M. A. 2001. Erosion and sediment delivery following removal of forest roads. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 26:175-190. [Journal Article] Madej, M. A. 2001. Changes in channel roughness values following large sediment inputs. Proceedings of "Gravel-bed Rivers 2000 Conference" C. Thorne and T. Nolan, eds. Special Publication of the New Zealand Hydrological Society. New Zealand. (CD-ROM). [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 2001. Erosion and sediment delivery following removal of forest roads. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 26:1-16. [Journal Article] Save-the-Redwoods League. 2001. North Coastal California: A Stewardship Report. Proceedings from workshops held in Arcata, CA. November, 2001 ‘Chapter D-Redwood Creek' contributed by M. A. Madej. San Francisco, CA. [Proceedings] Madej, M. A. 2001. Road Decommissioning: How Effective Is It? Abstract of paper presented at Klamath Basin Fish and Water Management Symposium. May 22-25, 2001. Arcata, California. [Abstract] Madej, M. A., and V. Ozaki. 2001. Redwood Creek, California, USA in Source to Sink Sedimentary Cascades in Pacific Rim Geo-systems. T. Marutani, G. J. Brierley, N. A. Trustrum, and M. Page, eds. Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Nagano, Japan. 183 p. [Book Chapter] Madej, M. A. 2001. An Analysis of Bank Erosion along the South Fork Eel River at Benbow Lake, California. A report to the California Department of Parks and Recreation. October, 2001. Arcata, CA. 42 p. [Technical Report] Klein, R., V. Ozaki, G. Bundros and M. A. Madej. 2000. Discussion of "Erosion on logging roads in Redwood Creek, northwestern California" by Raymond M. Rice. Journal of the American Water Resources Association. Vol. 36 No. 6, p. 1439-1440. [Journal Article] Madej, M.A. 2000. The development of channel organization following sediment pulses. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting. Abstracts with Programs Vol. 32, No. 7.p. A118. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 2000. Watershed Analysis and Engineering Geologists: A Case Study. Association of Engineering Geologists Annual Meeting, San Jose, CA.,September, 2000. Program with Abstracts Vol. 43, No. 4, p. 99 [Abstract] Madej, M. A. 2000. Patterns of hillslope and channel recovery following disturbances in steep, forested basins. Ph.D. Dissertation. Oregon State University, Corvallis. 187 pp. [Thesis/Dissertation] Lisle, T. E., J. M. Nelson, J. Pitlick, M. A. Madej, and B. L. Barkett. 2000. Variability of bed mobility in natural, gravel-bed channels and adjustments to sediment load at local and reach scales. Water Resources Research. Vol. 36. No. 12, 3743-3755. [Journal Article] Madej, M. A. 1999. Time, space and rates of change in channel monitoring. P. 15-27 In Using stream geomorphic characteristics as a long-term monitoring tool to assess watershed function. Proceedings of a workshop held March 18-19, 1999. Arcata, CA. R. N. Taylor. Ed. 109 p. [Proceedings] Madej, M. A. 1999. A brief overview of channel monitoring in land management: Case Study #2. P. 70-77. In Using stream geomorphic characteristics as a long-term monitoring tool to assess watershed function. Proceedings of a workshop held March 18-19, 1999. Arcata, CA. R. N. Taylor. Ed. 109 p. [Proceedings] Madej, M. A. 1999. What Can Thalweg Profiles Tell Us? A Case Study from Redwood Creek, California. Watershed Management Council Networker. Vol. 8 No. 4. [Popular Publication] Madej, M. A. 1999. Temporal and spatial variability in thalweg profiles of a gravel-bed river. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. Vol. 24: 1153-1169. [Journal Article] Goforth, D. and M. A. Madej 1999. Scour (Software application). Plots and calculates changes in channel area and hydraulic parameters for river cross-sectional surveys. [Software Application] Goforth, D. and M. A. Madej 1999. Longpro (Software application). Plots and calculates stream bed elevations, pool depths, and pool statistics for longitudinal profile surveys of rivers. [Software Application] Madej, Mary Ann, Brian Barr, Tera Curren, Anna Bloom. 1999. Erosion inventory database, inventory of rehabilitated logging roads, consisting of 200 excavated stream crossings, with 100 fields of information each, and 500 road reaches, with 150 fields of information each. Fields include information on site characteristics, revegetation, distribution of exotics, erosion volumes and sediment delivery from all sites. [Database Nonspatial] Madej, M. A. and G. Gibbs. 1998. Bridge Creek stream channel monitoring progress report. Report prepared for Redwood National and State Parks, U.S. Dept. Interior, 40 pp. Plus appendices. [Technical Report] Lisle, T. E., J. M. Nelson, B. L. Barkett, J. Pitlick, and M. A. Madej. 1998. Response of bed mobility to sediment supply in natural gravel bed channels: A detailed examination and evaluation of mobility parameters. Poster Presentation at the American Geophysical Union Meeting. San Francisco, California. [Poster] Ozaki, V., J. Wartella, and M.A. Madej. 1997. Environmental Tradeoffs in Management Decisions. p. 444-449 in Making Protection Work: Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Research and Resource Management in Parks and on Public Lands. D. Harmon, ed. The George Wright Society. Hancock Michigan. 493 pp. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 1997. The development of longitudinal channel bed patterns. Poster presentation. The International Association of Geomorphologists. Fourth International Conference on Geomorphology. Bologna, Italy. [Poster] Madej, M.A. and V. Ozaki. 1996. Channel response to sediment wave propagation and movement, Redwood Creek, California, USA. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms Vol. 21: 911-927. [Journal Article] Ozaki, V.L. and M.A. Madej. 1996. Long-term channel response to large floods and sedimentation. p. 137-140 in The Proceedings of the Conference on Coast Redwood Forest Ecology and Management. J.LeBlanc, ed. 170 p. Arcata, California. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 1996. Measures of stream recovery after watershed restoration. p. 47-56 in Proceedings on Watershed Restoration Management: Physical, Chemical and Biological Considerations. J. J. McDonnell, J. B. Stribling, L.R. Neville, and D.J. Leopold, eds. American Water Resources Association. Syracuse, New York. 524 pp. [Proceedings] Best, D.W. 1995. History of timber harvest in the Redwood Creek basin, Northwestern California. Geomorphic Processes and Aquatic Habitat in the Redwood Creek Basin, Northwestern California. USGS Professional Paper 1454. (Madej) [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1995. Hillslope-river interactions. p. 15-18 in Watersheds >94: Respect, Rethink, and Restore. University of California Water Resources Center Report No. 86. 148 p. [Proceedings] Pitlick, J. 1995. Sediment routing in tributaries of the Redwood Creek Basin, Northwestern California. Geomorphic Processes and Aquatic Habitat in the Redwood Creek Basin, Northwestern California. USGS Professional Paper 1454. (Madej) [Journal Article] Madej, M.A. 1995. Changes in channel-stored sediment, Redwood Creek, Northwestern California, 1947-1980. Chapter O in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1454. Geomorphic Processes and Aquatic Habitat in the Redwood Creek Basin, Northwestern California. K.M. Nolan, H.M. Kelsey, and D.C. Marron, eds. [Book Chapter] Madej, M.A. and V. Ozaki. 1994. Pool development and sediment loads, Redwood Creek, California. Abstract. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 75. No. 44. p. 302-303. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. and V. L. Ozaki. 1994. Changes in channel morphology following passage of a sediment wave. Geological Society of America Abstract with Programs. p. A-440. [Abstract] Madej, M.A., W.E. Weaver, and D.K. Hagans. 1994. Analysis of bank erosion on the Merced River, Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park, California, USA. Environmental Management Vol. 18, No. 2, p. 235-250. [Journal Article] Meyer, C.B., R.M. Coey, R.D. Klein, M.A. Madej, D.W. Best, and V.L. Ozaki. 1994. Monitoring the impacts and persistence of fine sediment in the Prairie Creek Watershed: Water Years 1991-1992. Final Report for California Department of Transportation. 142 pp. [Technical Report] Meyer, C.B., M.A. Madej, and R.D. Klein. 1993. Effects of fine sediment on salmonid redds in Prairie Creek, a tributary of Redwood Creek, Humboldt County, California. p. 47-55 in Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Research in California's National Parks. Veirs, S.D., T.J. Stohlgran, and C. Schonewald-Cox, eds. Transactions and Proceedings Series 9. United States Department of the Interior. 156 pp. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 1993. Gravel bed rivers: Stability and resource implications. Women in Natural Resources. Vol. 15:2:43-45. [Journal Article] Madej, M.A. 1993. Development, implementation, and evaluation of watershed rehabilitation in Redwood National Park. p. 75-82 in Watershed and Stream Restoration Workshop: Shared Responsibilities for Shared Watershed Resources. Symposium Proceedings of the American Fisheries Society. Portland, OR. 129 pp. [Proceedings] Levitan, F.S. 1993. Rapid piezometric response to rainfall in soils buried beneath roadfill in a forested headwater catchment. Transactions, American Geophysical Union. Vol.74, No.43. p.315. (Madej) [Journal Article] Lisle, T.E. and M.A. Madej. 1992. Spatial variation in armouring in a channel with high sediment supply. p. 277-296 in Dynamics of Gravel-bed Rivers, P. Billi, R.D. Hey, C.R. Thorne, and P. Tacconi, eds. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 673 pp. [Book Chapter] Madej, M.A. 1992. Cooperative erosion control efforts based on sediment transport trends, Redwood Creek, north coastal California. p. 373-388 in Proceedings, Interdisciplinary Approaches in Hydrology and Hydrogeology, M.E. Jones and A. Laenen, eds., American Institute of Hydrology, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 618 pp. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A., W.E. Weaver, and D.K. Hagans. 1992. Riparian vegetation as a control on channel widening. Abstract. Transactions, American Geophysical Union. Vol. 73, No. 43, p. 231. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 1991. Recent changes in hydrologic and sediment trends, Redwood National Park. Abstract. Fourth Biennial Conference of Research in California's National Parks. p. 45. National Park Service. Davis, California [Abstract] Meyer, C.B., H.J. Rectenwald, M.A. Madej, and R. Klein. 1991. Approaches to monitoring and restoring substrate after catastrophic sedimentation: Case study of Prairie Creek, Humboldt County. Abstract of paper presented at Twenty-sixth Annual Conference of the American Fisheries Society, California-Nevada Chapter. p. 25. [Abstract] Klein, R.D. 1991. Fine sediment intrusion, gravel framework size, and permeability in spawning riffles, Prairie Creek, Northwestern California. Transactions, American Geophysical Union, Vol. 72, No. 44. Supplement p. 209. (Madej) [Abstract] Coey, R.M., R.D. Klein, M.A. Madej, C.B. Meyer, D.W. Best and V.L. Ozaki. 1991. Monitoring the impacts and persistence of fine sediment in the Prairie Creek watershed: A progress report for California Department of Transportation, 1990-1991. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 90 pp. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A., C. Meyer, R. Klein, R. Sonnevil, V. Ozaki, and R. Coey. 1991. Monitoring the impacts and persistence of fine sediment in the Prairie Creek Watershed, 1989-1990: A progress report prepared for the California Department of Transportation. U.S. Department of Interior, Arcata, California. 123 pp. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A., W. E. Weaver, and D. Hagans. 1991. Analysis of bank erosion on the Merced River, Yosemite Valley, Yosemite National Park. Management Report prepared for Yosemite National Park. 162 pp. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A., C. Meyer, R. Klein and F. Levitan. 1990. Persistence and impacts of fine-grained sediment on an anadromous fish, gravel-bed stream, northwestern California. Abstract. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 71, No. 43., p. 1322. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 1990. Determining replenishment rates for aggregate mining. Proceedings of the Eighth Annual California Salmon, Steelhead and Trout Restoration Conference. Eureka, California. February 22-25, 1990. pp. 71-76. [Proceedings] Amen, B.B. 1990. The hydrologic role of the unsaturated zone of a forested colluvium-mantled hollow. Redwood National Park Technical Report 26. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 50 pp. (Madej) [Technical Report] Ozaki, V. L. 1990. Cold Pools: A potential management tool for improving salmonid rearing habitat. Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Conference. California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, Stateline, Nevada. February 1-3, 1990. (Madej) [Proceedings] Madej, M.A., D.K. Hagans and V.L. Ozaki. 1989. Aggradation and degradation over three timescales in Redwood Creek, northwestern California. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 70, No. 43. p. 1124. [Abstract] Lisle, T.E. and M.A. Madej. 1989. Weak bed armoring in a channel with high bedload supply, Redwood Creek, Northwestern California. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 70, No. 15. p. 320. [Abstract] Ozaki, V. L. 1988. Geomorphic and hydrologic conditions for cold pool formation on Redwood Creek, California. Redwood National Park Technical Report 24. National Park Service, Redwood National Park, Arcata, California. 57 pp. (Madej) [Technical Report] Ozaki, V. L. 1988. Conditions for cold pool formation on Redwood Creek, California. Third Biennial Conference of Research in California's National Parks. U.C. Davis, California. (Madej) [Proceedings] Sonnevil, R. A. 1988. Landslide research in Redwood National Park. Third Biennial Conference of Research in California's National Parks. U.C. Davis, California. (Madej) [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 1987. Residence times of channel-stored sediment in Redwood Creek, northwestern California. pp. 429-438. In: R.L. Beschta, et al. (eds.) Erosion and Sedimentation in the Pacific Rim. Corvallis, Oregon. August 1987. International Association of Hydrological Sciences Publication No. 165. 510 pp. [Proceedings] Potter, S., V. Ozaki, D. Best, and D. Hagans. 1987. Data Release: Redwood Creek channel cross section changes, 1985-1986. Redwood National Park Technical Report 22. National Park Service Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 17 pp. (Madej) [Technical Report] Ozaki, V. L. 1987. Geomorphic and hydrologic conditions for cold pool formation on Redwood Creek, California. In: R.L. Beschta, et al (eds). Erosion and sedimentation in the Pacific Rim (Corvallis, Oregon Symposium). August 1987. International Association of Hydrologic Sciences Publication No. 165. pp. 415-416. (Madej) [Journal Article] Kelsey, H.M. and M.A. Madej. 1987. Modelling gravel bar mobility and sediment transport as an absorbing Markov process. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 68, No. 44. November 1987. p. 1298. [Abstract] Weaver, W.E., D.K. Hagans, and M.A. Madej. 1987. Managing forest roads to control cumulative erosion and sedimentation effects. In: Proceedings of the California watershed management conference. November 18-20, 1986. West Sacramento, California. Report 11. Wildland Resources Center, University of California. Berkeley, California. pp. 119-130. [Proceedings] Kelsey, H.M., R. Lamberson and M.A. Madej. 1987. Stochastic model for long-term transport of stored sediment in a river channel. Water Resources Research. Vol. 23, No. 9. September 1987. pp. 1738-1750. [Journal Article] Madej, M.A. 1986. A watershed inventory of erosional and sedimentation processes in a watershed. p. 245. Science in the National Parks, National Park Service. Ft. Collins, Colorado [Poster] Kelsey, H.M., R. Lamberson and M.A. Madej. 1986. Modelling the transport of stored sediment in a gravel-bed river, northwestern California. International Association of Hydrologic Sciences Publication 159. pp. 367-392. [Journal Article] Hagans, D.K., W.E. Weaver and M.A. Madej. 1986. Long-term on-site and off-site effects of logging and erosion in the Redwood Creek basin, northern California. pp. 38-66 in American Geophysical Union Meeting on Cumulative Effects. National Council of the Paper Industry for Air and Stream Improvement Technical Bulletin No. 490. 73 pp. [Proceedings] Varnum, N. and V. Ozaki. 1986. Recent channel adjustments in Redwood Creek, California. Redwood National Park Technical Report 18. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 74 pp. (Madej) [Technical Report] Madej, M.A., C. O'Sullivan and N. Varnum. 1986. An evaluation of land use, hydrology, and sediment yield in the Mill Creek watershed. Redwood National Park Technical Report 17. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 66 pp. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1985. Water Resources Management Plan for Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 90 p. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1985. The quantity and rate of movement of sediment stored in Redwood Creek, north coastal California. Abstract. p. 381 in First International Conference on Geomorphology. Manchester, England. September 15-20, 1985. 695 p. [Proceedings] Varnum, N. and V.L. Ozaki. 1985. Recent channel adjustments in Redwood Creek California. Redwood Country. American Geomorphological Field Group Field Trip Guidebook. Arcata, Ca. (Madej) [Book] Walter, T. 1985. Prairie gully erosion in the Redwood Creek basin, California. Redwood National Park Technical Report 16. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 24 pp. (Madej) [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1985. Scour and fill in a gravel bed river, north coastal California. Program with Abstracts, Cordilleran Section of the Geological Society of America. Vancouver, British Columbia. p. 367. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 1985. Magnitude and dynamics of sediment stored in Redwood Creek California. Redwood Country. pp. 63-69 in American Geomorphological Field Group Field Trip Guidebook. Arcata, California. 165 pp. [Book Chapter] Best, D. 1984. Land use of the Redwood Creek basin. Redwood National Park Technical Report Number 9. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 24 pp plus maps. (Madej) [Technical Report] Varnum, N. 1984. Channel changes at cross sections in Redwood Creek, California. Redwood National Park Technical Report Number 12. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 51 pp.(Madej) [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1984. Redwood Creek channel maps. Redwood National Park Technical Report Number 13. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 11 pp. 70 maps. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A. 1984. Sediment storage in Redwood Creek, northwestern California. Abstract. Transactions of the American Geophysical Union. Vol. 65., No. 16. p. 216. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. 1982. Sediment transport and channel changes in an aggrading stream in the Puget Lowland, Washington. pp. 97-108 in Sediment Budgets and Routing in Forested Drainage Basins. U.S. Forest Service General Technical Report PNW 141. 165 pp. [Technical Report] Pitlick, J. 1981. Organic debris in tributary stream channels of the Redwood Creek basin. Proceedings, Symposium on Watershed Rehabilitation in Redwood National Park and Other Coastal Areas. August 24-28, 1981. Arcata, California. Center for Natural Resource Studies of the John Muir Institute. Berkeley, California. pp.177-190. (Madej) [Proceedings] Weaver, W. and M. A. Madej. 1981. Erosion control techniques used in Redwood National Park, northern California, 1978-1979. p. 640-645 in Proceedings of a Symposium on Erosion and Sediment Transport in Pacific Rim Steeplands,, Christchurch, New Zealand. International Association of Hydrological Sciences Publication Number 132. Washington, D.C. [Proceedings] Kelsey, H.M., M.A. Madej, J. Pitlick, P. Stroud and M. Coghlan. 1981. Major sediment sources and limits to the effectiveness of erosion control techniques in the highly erosive watersheds of north coastal California. In: Proceedings of a Symposium on Erosion and Sediment Transport in Pacific Rim Steeplands. January 25-31, 1981. Christchurch, New Zealand. IAHS-AISH Publication Number 132. International Association of Hydrological Sciences. Washington, D.C. pp. 493-510. [Proceedings] Coghlan, M. and M.A. Madej. 1981. Main channel response to increased sediment supply, upper Redwood Creek, California. Transactions of the American Geological Union. Abstracts. Vol. 62, No. 45. p. 858. [Abstract] Madej, M.A. and H.M. Kelsey. 1981. Sediment routing in stream channels: its implications for watershed rehabilitation. pp. 17-25 in Proceedings, Symposium on Watershed Rehabilitation in Redwood National Park and Other Coastal Areas. R. N. Coats, Ed. Center for Natural Resource Studies of the John Muir Institute. Berkeley, California. 360 pp. [Proceedings] Madej, M.A. 1981. Impacts and management of steepland erosion: A review. Journal of Hydrology Vol. 20, No. 1, p. 108-111. [Journal Article] Kelsey, H.M., M.A. Madej, J. Pitlick, M. Coghlan, D. Best, R. Belding and P. Stroud. 1981. Sediment sources and sediment transport in the Redwood Creek basin: A Progress Report. Redwood National Park Technical Report Number 3. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 114 pp. [Technical Report] Madej, M.A., H.M. Kelsey and W.E. Weaver. 1980. An evaluation of 1978 rehabilitation sites and erosion control techniques in Redwood National Park. Redwood National Park Technical Report Number 1. National Park Service, Redwood National Park. Arcata, California. 113 pp. [Technical Report] Kelsey, H.M., W.E. Weaver and M.A. Madej. 1979. Geology, geomorphic processes, land use and watershed rehabilitation in Redwood National Park and vicinity, lower Redwood Creek basin. Guidebook for Geological Society of America Field Trip, April 12-14, 1979. A Field Trip to Observe Natural and Management- Related Erosion in Franciscan Terrain of Northern California. pp. XIII-1 to XIII-18. [Book Chapter] Weaver, W.E., H.M. Kelsey and M.A. Madej. 1979. 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