Land and Water

Volume 51, Number 5 September/October 2007

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BMP Basics

• Erosion Control Tubes: Special Considerations
  by Erik Galloway, pg. 48

Erosion Control

• Making the Grade: Texas-size soil solutions for Texas DOT turnpike
  pg. 22
• The Edge of Paradise: Preserving home sites from erosion
  pg. 44

Geotextiles

• Unusual Geotextile Application Site Revisited after 20 Years
  pg. 55

Habitat Restoration

• Restoring Fish Passage from the Chesapeake Bay
  by Amy Lambert and Chris Carbone, pg. 26
• Habitat Restoration Trends in the Southeastern United States
  by Michael Eagan, Jeff Harbour and Mary Lindgren, pg. 51

Land Improvement Contractors of America

• Anything But Typical
  by Bob Oertel, pg. 64

Sediment Removal

• Innovations in Water Clarification: Kentucky Lake Project
  pg. 11

Shoreline Stabilization

• Vermont Recreation Area Receives a Facelift
  by JoAnne Castagna, Ed.D., pg. 58

Stormwater Management

• SWPPP Soup - Does Anyone Have a Good Recipe?
  by Leo Holm, pg. 32
• HDPE Pipe Helps Reduce Mosquito Breeding in Historic Missouri Neighborhood
  pg. 38

Vegetation Establishment

• Establishing Native Grasses On Soil Faced Retaining Walls
  by David Steinfeld, Scott Blower, George Fekaris and Mike Miller, pg. 14

Water Management

• Just how long will corrugated HDPE pipe last?
  by Michael Pluimer, M.S.M.E., pg. 41

Wetlands

• Trumbull Creek Wetlands Mitigation Bank
  pg. 6
• Historic Landmark Becomes Wetlands Mitigation Bank
  by Faith Eidse, pg. 61