Land and Water

Volume 41, Number 2 March/April 1997

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Conservation

• A Common Mission Leads to Recognition
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 50

Erosion & Sediment Control

• Indiana Conservation District Tackles Urban Problems
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 6
• Reuse of Dredged Material
  by Charles Rathmann, pg. 10

Forest Management

• Another Man Who Planted Trees
  by Ronald E. Bonar, pg. 32

Lake Enhancement

• Study of Hillborough County Lake Enhancement Complete
  by David Wiley & Dave Bracciano, pg. 23

Soil Stabilization

• Tribal Resource Protected Against Erosion
  pg. 42
• Retaining Wall and Wetland Work in Harmony
  by Mark Howland, pg. 43
• Geosynthetically Reinforced Vegetation vs. Riprap: Two Case Studies
  by Timothy Lancaster, pg. 46

Stormwater Management

• Stormwater Education with Storm Drain Stenciling
  by Rhonda Hunter, pg. 26
• Stormwater Management: An Environmental Challenge Beyond the 20th Century
  by Michael Schaefer, pg. 29
• Stormwater Management Critical in Hospital Expansion
  pg. 31

Stream Restoration

• Stream Realignment and Restoration Achieved Through Partnership
  by Robbin B. Sotir, Robbin B. Sotir & Assoc, & Lisa Frazier, Tensar Earth Technologies, Inc., pg. 13
• Trout Unlimited Chapter Tends the "Tully"
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 19

Vegetation Management

• Understanding Soil Ecology and Plant-Microbial Partnerships
  by Donald H. Marx, pg. 35

Water Management

• Drainage and Soil Conservation Structures Utilizing Processed Tires
  by Ernest Kersten, pg. 52

Wetlands

• The Do's and Don'ts of Wetland Planning
  by Edgar W. Garbisch, pg. 38