Land and Water

Volume 50, Number 5 September/October 2006

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Aquatic Vegetation Control

• Melaleuca Trees Transform ‘River of Grass’
  by Amie Dunn, pg. 16

Forest Management

• Well Managed Forests Yield Positive Results
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 56

Geosynthetics

• Extreme Water Loss Causes Concern for New Mexico Fish Hatchery
  by Bill Johnson, pg. 11

Habitat Restoration

• Tingley Beach Revival Produces Environmental, Recreational Benefits
  by Kenneth Ferjancic, pg. 47

Land Improvement Contractors of America

• Rescuing Ponds in the High Plains
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 59

Ponds

• Earth Pond Construction: Site and Landscape Design Fundamentals
  by Tim Matson, pg. 27

Revegetation

• Current Shortcomings of Native Seeding Project Implementation
  by Peter McRae, pg. 33

Soil Amendments

• The Dirt on Soil Amendments
  by Jeff Dossett, pg. 51

Stream Restoration

• It’s Only Natural—Restoring 10 Mile Creek
  by Steven M. Jones, pg. 43

Streambank Stabilization

• Deer Creek-Riley Park Streambank Stabilization
  by Mark Pranckus, pg. 6
• Stream Stabilization with Vegetated Gabion Weirs
  by Ghislain Brunet and Randall Shuey, pg. 21

Wetlands

• Constructed Wetlands: A Key to Habitat Creation and Water Quality Protection
  by Tara McDonough, pg. 39