An intrazonal habitat pertaining to streamside environments.

Pertaining to the banks of a stream ( e.g., riparian vegetation).

Located along the banks of a stream, rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water.

The land area directly adjacent to a stream or other body of water.

Pertaining to the river bank. Riparian vegetation is vegetation along the river.

Land and/or ownership abutting a waterway.

situated on the bank of a river or other body of water.

A narrow zone of habitats, which may or may not be vegetated, directly associated with streamsides or lake shores, or similar immediately adjacent habitat.

Of, or pertaining to, the zone of wetland vegetation growing along a flowing or intermittent drainage or standing body of water.

referring to the bank of a river

The land area adjacent to the high water level of a stream or waterbody, and extending to land directly influenced by the presence of adjacent pond, ground or channeled water.

pertaining to or on a bank of a lake or river.

Relating to the bank of a river or stream.

an area of land adjacent to a stream, river, lake or wetland that contains vegetation that, due to the presence of water, is distinctly different from the vegetation of adjacent upland areas.

Ecological term associated with riverbanks; used in connection with plant and animal habitat.

Habitat occurring along the bank of a waterway. Vegetated ecosystems found along any stream or river. These areas characteristically have a high water table and are subject to periodic flooding and influence from the adjacent water body.

vegetation plant communities on the fringes and adjacent to water bodies.

(1) Pertaining to the banks of a body of water. (2) (SMP) Of, on or pertaining to the banks of a RIVER.

describing lands associated with bodies of water.

Ecosystem that lies adjacent to streams or rivers and is influenced by the stream and its associated groundwater.

The strip of habitat along streams or lakes, and presumably influenced by those bodies of water. Various more precise definitions have been used, but not agreed upon.

For the purposes of this report, riparian refers to areas adjoining coastal waterbodies, including rivers, streams, bays, estuaries, coves, etc.

Habitat along rivers or streams.

Pertaining to anything connected with or immediately adjacent to the banks of a stream

the land adjacent to a stream, river or other waterbody, which is at least periodically influenced by flooding.

near a riverbank

Pertaining to the bank of a natural course of water, whether seasonal or annual. Riparian habitat is defined by the surrounding vegetation or presence of known wildlife movement pathways; it borders or surrounds a waterway.

Species living or found along the banks of streams, rivers, or lakes. Riparian plant communities are usually dominated by large, deciduous, and broadleaf trees.

related to the banks of a river (may also refer to lake shores)

Related to a river, stream, or creek, and its surrounding area.

Literally "river bank." That body of the law which has to do with those owners who live adjacent to rivers and other bodies of water.

Beside or along the bank of a river.

_ Located on the banks of a stream, river, lake, or pond.

Pertaining to the area along the banks of a river, stream, or lake.

Rights to use of water and waterways in adjoining lakes or rivers.

Relating to the bank of a natural course of water.

Vegetation, habitats or ecosystems which are dependant upon the existence of groundwater, streams or lakes.

of or relating to or located on the banks of a river or stream; "riparian land"

Situated on the bank of a river; relating to the legal rights of the owner of land on a riverbank, such as fishing or irrigation.

relating to the bank of streams and rivers.

Occurring on the banks of streams and rivers.

The word "ripa" means shore or bank in Latin. The riparian woodland is found along Sabino Creek. It has the greatest variety of birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects. It is where the fall-deciduous trees grow.

Type of wetland transition zone between upland habitats and aquatic habitats. Lush vegetation along a stream is usually associated with a riparian area.

having to do with the edges of rivers or streams. Riparian usually refers to the plant and animal habitats along a riverbank.

An area of land along a stream, river or wetland. The area is usually lush and important to wildlife. They are protective buffers for animals and fish.

The riparian zone refers to the area directly adjacent to a waterway.

means relating to, or living or located on, the bank(s) of a natural WATERCOURSE.

Relating to or living on the bank of a natural watercourse (stream, river, lake).

Associated with or appurtenant to shorelands of non-tidal waters. As used herein, the term "riparian" includes the term "littoral." These two terms are often used synonymously.

living by streams or rivers

Pertaining to a stream or river. Also, Plant communities occurring in association with any spring, lake, river, stream, or creek through which waters flow at least periodically.

areas adjacent to rivers and streams with plants adapted to moist growing conditions found along waterways and shorelines. These areas are frequently important to wildlife habitat because of their greater density and succulence.

Of or relating to a river bank

habitat - riverbank habitat

Of, relating to or found along a shoreline. ( riverain)

pertaining to riverbanks.

Of or relating to or living or located on the bank of a watercourse.

A habitat near water. Hummingbird nests are often found in riparian situations, i.e., near streams or ponds.

Of or on the banks of a stream, river, or other body of water.

adj. - Referring to the area in or on the banks of a river.

Referring to or relating to areas adjacent to water or influenced by free water associated with streams or rivers on geologic surfaces occupying the lowest position on a watershed.

The areas of vegetation on the banks/sides of streams, rivers and other bodies of water. These areas help remove sediments from water, reduce erosion and flooding and support wildlife populations, including providing fisheries habitat.

A zone along a natural waterway.

Connected to or immediately adjacent to the bank of a watercourse such as a river or stream.

Of, inhabiting, or situated on, the bank and floodplain of a river.

the area of land adjacent to a stream or river that is influenced by stream-induced or related processes. Riparian areas which are saturated or flooded for prolonged periods would be considered wetlands and could be described as riparian wetlands. However, some riparian areas are not wetlands (e.g. an area where alluvium is periodically deposited by a stream during floods but which is well drained).

the area on or around riverbanks, burns and lochs.

Alongside a stream, river, or other body of water.

Living on the bank of a lake, pond or stream.

Riparian means located by the banks of a river, stream, or other body of water.

Pertaining to the water's edge. It is generally used to describe the rights of land owners whose property is adjacent to rivers, lakes or other bodies of water.... read full article

Relating to or living or located on the bank of a natural watercourse or sometimes of a lake or a tidewater.

Related to living or located on the bank of a natural watercourse, usually a river, sometimes a lake or tidewater

Area, zone, and/or habitat adjacent to streams, lakes, or other natural free water, which have predominant influence on associated vegetation or biotic communities.

areas adjacent to streams and rivers where vegetation is strongly influenced by the presence of water. Saturation by water does not necessarily have to be an existing factor as in the definition of wetlands given by Cowardin (1992)

The strip of land adjacent to a natural water course such as a river or stream. Often supports vegetation that provides the best fish habitat values when growing large enough to overhang the bank.

Of, or pertaining to, rivers and their banks.

A habitat that is strongly influenced by water and that occurs adjacent to streams, shorelines, and wetlands.

bordering water; at the water's edge; the water influence zone. "Riparian area or Riparian Zone" refers to the vegetation that grows on or near the banks of streams, rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water.

Areas adjacent to rivers and streams with a high density, diversity, and productivity of plant and animal species relative to nearby uplands.

a term that describes anything of, inhabiting, or situated on a riverbank; often used in connection with ownership and fishing rights.

Belonging or relating to the bank of a stream or river.

Vegetation along the edge of a wetland or stream, often heavily utilised by resident or dispersing animals.

habitat that occurs along streams, rivers and lakes.

The area of land adjacent to and pertaining to the banks of streams, rivers or other water bodies.

Pertaining to the bank of a body of water. [Lat. ripa, a bank.

The zone around rivers and streams that is more or less directly influenced by the river or stream- a floodplain is a good example of a riparian zone.

Habitat occurring along the bank of a natural and freshwater waterway (e.g., a river, stream, or creek) that provides for a high density, diversity, and productivity of plant and animal species.

Riparian areas occur next to the banks of streams, lakes, and wetlands, and include both the area dominated by continuous high moisture content and the adjacent upland vegetation that exerts an influence on it.

relating to the bank or shoreline of a body of water.

Related to or living or or located on the bank of natural watercourse, such as a stream or river or lake or tidewater.

Of or growing on a bank of a river or stream.

pertaining to the banks of a river or other body of fresh water

Of, on, or pertaining to the banks of a stream, river, or pond.

Located or living along or near a stream, river or body of water.

The geographically-delineated areas with distinct resource values that occur adjacent to streams, lakes, ponds, wetlands and other specified water bodies.

The area of land that is adjacent to a stream, river, or other type of watercourse.

of or relating to the bank of a river

Land areas that are directly influenced by water. They usually have visible vegetative or physical characteristics showing this water influence. Streamside, lake borders, or marshes are typical riparian areas.

refers to the banks of a stream or river, usually characterized by hydrophilic (water-loving) vegetation. Safe-site: the environment immediately surrounding a seed which is favourable to germination and establishment. Syn: microsite, microhabitat

with an affinity for water margin habitats.

Of or related to the bank of a stream or river.

of, on, or relating to the banks of a natural course of water. (Hansen et al. 1995)

pertaining to the bank of a river, pond or small lake

habitat occurring along rivers, streams, and creeks that provides for high density, diversity and productivity of plant and animal species.

The forest adjacent to rivers and streams. A river's water quality is protected by these vegetated areas.

Pertaining to the environment of river and stream banks and flood plains. Sometimes the term is used more broadly for wet, mostly terrestrial, environment around any fresh water body, including seeps or springs.

relating to, living, or located on the bank of a natural watercourse such as a river.

Pertaining to the banks of a water course. The owner of land adjacent to a watercourse is called a riparian owner. The rights of the riparian owner related to that watercourse are called riparian rights.

Referring to something living or located adjacent to a waterbody (usually, but not always, a river or stream).

Living on or located on a river bank

The riverside or riverine environment next to a stream channel. There is no specific measured distance constitituting the riparian area; instead, it refers to the extent of habitat on either side of a river or stream channel that is clearly dependent on that river or stream.

the waters edge or ecotone between the aquatic and upland ecosystem (includes the waterway, its flood plain, its banks and immediate uplands)

Referring to the transition area between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The riparian zone includes the channel migration zone and the vegetation directly adjacent. to the water body, that influence channel habitat through alteration of microclimate or input of LWD.

Of, on or relating to the banks of a natural course of water. The landscape areas adjacent to a stream or river that have vegetation, soil, and hydrologic mosaics that are distinct from the predominate landscape surface types. In a broad sense, the riparian zone is both a transition and interface between riverine and upland systems. Functionally and structurally, riparian areas are different from surrounding uplands because of proximity to a watercourse. Riparian areas have unique features that provide desirable habitat for a variety of species. The same features that make these ecosystems relatively rare and important also make them relatively sensitive. Hydrologic changes to the waterbody also alter the associated riparian ecosystem. Riparian ecosystems generally occupy relatively small areas, and their occurrence along waterways makes them vulnerable to severe alteration caused by a variety of development activities.

plants along a river or creek bank

Pertaining to the banks of a stream, lake, or body of water.

located alongside a watercourse, typically a river.

Having to do with the edges of streams or rivers.

A strip of land (which varies from 5m to 20m in width), which is designated as a protection buffer along the edges of streams, estuaries and coastal margins More info

Associated with the bank of a watercourse, for example the riparian woodlands bordering a river.

Literally, "streamside" or referring to stream banks.

Vegetation occurring at the waters edge. S - Z

Those rights and obligations which are incidental to ownership of land adjacent to or abutting on watercourses such as streams and lakes.

The association of life, specifically plant life, living and growing on the bank of a spring, stream, river, lake, or other water body.

of or on the river bank.