California Rivers and Streams: The Conflict Between Fluvial Process and Land Use
by Jeffrey F. F. Mount, Jeffrey F. Mount
Jeffrey F. F. Mount explores California’s rivers and streams through the tension between natural fluvial processes and human land use. This focused environmental study considers the waterways and landscapes of California, making it a useful resource for readers interested in geography, river systems, and the management of natural environments.
About This Book
California Rivers and Streams examines the state’s waterways through the relationship between flowing water and the landscapes shaped by human use.
Jeffrey F. F. Mount focuses on the conflict between fluvial process and land use, bringing attention to how natural river systems interact with managed environments.
The book offers a focused perspective on California’s rivers and streams for readers interested in physical geography, environmental studies, and land management.
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