Land and Water

Volume 42, Number 5 September/October 1998

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Conservation Practices

• Stewardship Design Protects Natural Resources
  by Harold Clarkson, pg. 38

Effects of Mycorrhizae

• Mycorrhizal Inoculation in Habitat Restoration
  by Ted St. John
• Establishment of Vegetation on Mined Sites by Management of Mycorrhizae
  by Donald Marx, Len F. Marrs and Edward Cordell, pg. 13

Forest Management

• Protecting Water Quality During Forestry Activities in Tennessee
  by Robin P. Bible, Forest Hydrologist, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division, pg. 6

Habitat Restoration

• Using River Sediment to Improve Waterfowl Habitat
  pg. 20

Stormwater Management

• The Renaissance Development - Proactive Stormwater Design
  by Chuck Rathmann, pg. 42
• In-Stream Water Quality Pond
  by Turner Collie & Braden Inc., pg. 44

Streambank Stabilization

• Living Seawall Cures Erosion on Sycamore Lake
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 30
• Side-by-Side Comparison with a Twist
  by Jim Pounds, pg. 33

Watershed Management

• Watershed Management for Streambank Protection and Restoration
  by Robbin B. Sotir, pg. 9

Wetlands

• Little Salt Fork Marsh Preserve
  by A. Zlotsky & J. Yost
• Olentangy River Wetland Research Park
  by William J. Misch, pg. 22
• Does Wetland Mitigation Work in the Long-term?
  by Dave Reutter, pg. 42