Land and Water

Volume 49, Number 1 January/February 2005

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Channel Stabilization

• A Creek Without a Name Becomes a Community Asset
  by L. Peter MacDonagh & Elizabeth I. Ryan, pg. 32

Land Improvement Contractors of America

• Out of Retirement
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 37
• Big, Big Leach Field
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 40

Land Reclamation

• N.C. Town Turns Old Quarry Site into Environmental Park
  by Nigel Clarke, pg. 6

Land Restoration

• Hightower Falls Natural Look Regained
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 13
• Gerritsen Creek
  by Dan Falt & Paul Sabalis, pg. 46

Revegetation

• Fundamentally Flawed?
  by Peter McRae, pg. 52

Shoreline Stabilization

• Western Problems � Eastern Solutions
  by Chris Cook, pg. 16

Slope Stabilization

• Surface Stability on Steepened Slopes
  pg. 24

Stormwater Management

• Hospital Expansion Succeeds Underground
  by Bob Moore, pg. 9

Streambank Stabilization

• Stream Bank Stabilization with Vegetated Gabions
  by Ghislain Brunet & Randall Shuey, pg. 18

Vegetation Management

• Missouri Department of Transportation Gets More than Kicks on Route 66
  pg. 28

Water Management Systems

• HDPE Pipe System Hits a Home Run at Wrigley Field
  pg. 50

Watershed Management

• EWP Program is Like a Shot in the Arm for Rural County
  by Julie A. Best, pg. 42