Land and Water

Volume 43, Number 3 May/June 1999

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Computers & Software

• Managing Natural Resources with GIS
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 41

Erosion & Sediment Control

• Hawaiian Interstate Project on Track
  pg. 6
• New Soil Conservation Measures for Fort Indiantown Gap
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 9

Flood Control

• Managing Bull Creek Watershed
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 11
• Flood Hazards and Planning in the Arid West
  by John Cobourn, pg. 15

Forest Management

• The Riley Encased Methodology for Establishing Mangroves
  by Robert Riley, Donald Kent, Chandra Saldago & Tom DeBusk, pg. 48

Habitat Restoration

• The Meadow at White Oak
  by Tom and Penny Baugh, pg. 55

Lake Restoration

• Sediment Reduction in Lake Winnebago
  pg. 43

Ponds

• Taking Care of Your Pond
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 45

Restoring Disturbed Rights-Of-Way

• Protecting Soil, Water and Wildlife Near Yellowstone
  pg. 38

Retaining Walls

• McDowell Park and Nature Preserve
  pg. 51
• Building the "Big" Wall
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 53

River Restoration

• Restoring Diversity to the Missouri River
  by Steve Rothe, pg. 18
• Restoration of the Platte River: What is the Target?
  by W. Carter Johnson and Susan E. Boettcher, pg. 20

Shoreline Stabilization

• Little Miami River Protected from Major Bank Failure
  pg. 24
• Coastal Shoreline Protection for the Naval Air Station - Key West Landfill
  by Stephen W. Murray & Andrew K. Hackett, pg. 27

Soil Stabilization

• Avalon Canyon Landslide Repair
  by Michael Mellon, pg. 34

Wetlands

• Enviromentally Sensitive Well/Water Main Project Gets OK from DNR
  pg. 30
• Community Effort Restores Iowa Marsh
  by Rich Patterson, pg. 32