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The Effect of Water Management and Land Use Practices on the Restoration of Lee Vining and Rush Creeks

This paper describes water management and land use practices in the Rush and Lee Vining Creek watersheds and evaluates the effect they have had on the stream environment. The management practices will continue to have effects on the flow regime and consequently habitat conditions on lower Lee Vining and Rush Creeks. The implications of existing and potential management practices for the restoration of the stream habitat are discussed.