STREAMS

In the last few decades we have seen increasing interest in enhancing, restoring, and protecting the ecology of streams and watersheds.
By reducing the amount of initial engineering, these practices incorporate stream geomorphology concepts in channel design in favor of assisting nature in developing a more self-sustaining system.
This website is designed to increase educational awareness, improve communication across disciplines, and provide the timely delivery of knowledge and data on stream processes, watersheds, and design concepts.

STREAMS has developed three interactive web-based learning modules :   Stream Basics   Dynamic Equilibrium   Assessment Tools The Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO) Program in Ohio has teamed up with STREAMS to provide a comprehensive resource on stream and watershed-related nonpoint source issues. Visit the Ohio NEMO Program website to learn more. Explore the pages of the best-selling textbook Environmental Hydrology by Andy Ward and Stan Trimble. Need more information on a particular group or subject? Visit the Resources pages for dozens of webpages devoted to streams and watersheds. Learn about research and implementation projects of the STREAMS initiative at The Ohio State University.