Land and Water

Volume 42, Number 1 January/February 1998

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Habitat Restoration

• Iowa Restoration Becomes a Community Project
  by Rich Patterson and Jan Aiels, pg. 43

Land Reclamation

• Long-Term Success Begins with Proper Consultant Selection
  pg. 39

Land Use Planning

• Land Use Planning Project
  by Jennifer Winn, pg. 50

Restoration of Urban Sites

• Urban Trout Stream Gets a Second Chance
  by David Lee and Jim Lovell, pg. 16

Shoreline & Streambank Stabilization

• Chewelah Creek Bank Stabilization with Root Wads
  by Keitlyn Watson, Charles Kessler & Rick Schumaker, pg. 20
• Lakepoint Park Reconstruction Project
  pg. 24

Slope Stabilization

• Earth Wall Saves Heavily Traveled Road
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 36

Soil Stabilization

• Mulching as a Best Management Practice
  pg. 31

Urban Landscaping

• Applying an Ecological Systems Approach in Urban Landscapes
  by Steve Apfelbaum & Jack Broughton, pg. 6

Vegetation Selection

• The Mother Plant
  by Dennis Feeback, pg. 13

Water Management

• Teamwork Rebuilds Cranberry Bogs
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 46
• A New Kind of Drip Irrigation
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 48

Watershed Management

• Meet the National Watershed Coalition
  by John W. Peterson, pg. 10

Wetlands

• Constructed Wetlands to Treat Leachate and Groundwater at Landfill Site
  by Charles E. Dusel, Jr. & Craig W. Pawlewski, pg. 26
• Enviromental Dream Team Tackles Tough Issues
  by Mark Howland, pg. 28