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Excerpt from A Pebble Count Procedure for Assessing Watershed Cumulative Effects<br/><br/>Our interest is in shifts in the fine gravel and smaller portion of the distribution, not the median. Therefore, through a longitudinal stream reach (most commonly a pool and riffle complex) we modified the Wolman procedure into a zig-zag pattern such that a stream reach is sampled along a continuum instead of an individual cross-section. By doing this, numerous meander bends and all associated habitat features can be sampled as an integrated unit rather than as individual cross-sections.
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