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Integrated Vegetation Management Manual for Maryland Highways
Manual of Temporary Erosion Control Products for Roadside Ditches
Roadside Vegetation Establishment and Management Manual: Enhancing Delaware Highways
Effects of Urban Development on Stream Ecosystems in Nine Metropolitan Study Areas Across the United States
Short-Term Impacts of Remeandering Restoration Efforts on Fish Community Structure in a Fourth-Order Stream
Strategies for Managing the Effects of Urban Development on Streams
Hydrologic Shortcomings of Conventional Urban Stormwater Management and Opportunities for Reform
The Role of Trees in Urban Stormwater Management
Setting River Restoration Priorities: A Review of Approaches and a General Protocol for Identifying and Prioritizing Actions
Urban Erosion and Sediment Control Best Management Practice: Defintion and Nutrient and Sediment Reduction Efficiencies
Effects of Bank Vegetation and Incision on Erosion Rates in an Urban Stream
Roadside Ditch Management Manual for Rural and Coastal Communities; Appendix A-1: Eastern Shore Ditch Seed Selection
Center for Watershed Protection. 2019. Roadside Ditch Management Manual for Rural and Coastal Communities; Appendix A-1: Eastern Shore Ditch Seed Selection. Produce for Talbot County Department of Public Works. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. Guidebook/handbook, Management, Vegetation, Vegetative cover, Ditches, Landscaping This is Appendix A-1 to the Roadside Ditch Management Manual for Rural and Coastal Communities. It contains recommended species compositions for ditch seeding.
Roadside Ditch Management Manual for Rural and Coastal Communities
Center for Watershed Protection. 2019. Roadside Ditch Management Manual for Rural and Coastal Communities. Produce for Talbot County Department of Public Works. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. Coastal, Management, Rural, Water quality, Cost estimation, Roads, Cost-effectiveness, Ditches This manual was prepared by the Center for Watershed Protection, Inc. for Talbot County's Department of Public Works. It provides guidance on roadside ditch management practices that can be implemented in rural eastern shore communities. The practices presented in this manual were based on their capacity to improve water quality, maintain road safety, and minimize additional costs associated with existing ditch…
Linking the Restoration of Rivers and Riparian Zones/Wetlands in Europe: Sharing Knowledge through Case Studies
Addressing the Need for Soil Blends and Amendments for the Highly Modified Urban Landscape
Crediting Water Quality Benefits from Stream Restoration: Implementation Case Studies and Potential for Crediting Guidance Application
The Impact of Urban Patterns on Aquatic Ecosystems: An Empirical Analysis in Puget Lowland Sub-Basins
Economic Opportunities and Trade-Offs in Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration
Pathogens in Urban Stormwater Systems
The Urban Forestry Manual: A Manual for Urban Forestry in the South
Urban Watershed Forestry Concepts
Center for Watershed Protection, Inc. and U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service.Urban Watershed Forestry Concepts. Center for Watershed Protection, Inc., Ellicott City, MD. Forests, Management, Planning, Urban, Watershed, Forestry This PowerPoint slideshow explains the why’s and how’s of a watershed approach to forest planning.
Preparing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan: A Handbook for Wildland-Urban Interface Communities
Society of American Foresters. 2004. Preparing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan: A Handbook for Wildland-Urban Interface Communities. Society of American Foresters, Bethesda, MD. Management, Municipal concerns, Planning, Urban, Wildfire This guide aims to provide wildland-urban interface communities with an easy-to-follow, stepwise approach to developing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).
Protecting and Developing the Urban Tree Canopy
City Policy Associates. Protecting and Developing the Urban Tree Canopy: A 135-City Survey. The United States Conference of Mayors, Washington, D.C. Canopy, Maintenance, Management, Municipal concerns, Trees, Urban, Urban trees This document outlines the results of a nationwide survey conducted by the Community Trees Task Force (within the U.S. Conference of Mayors). The aim of the survey was to more fully understand how individual cities across the country have approached the expansion and maintenance of their urban tree canopy.
Design Specifications for Urban Tree Planting (Crediting Framework Product #8)
Relative and Absolute Reductions in Annual Water Yield and Non-Point Source Pollutant Loads of Urban Trees (Crediting Framework Product #2)
Review of the Available Literature and Data on the Runoff and Pollutant Removal Capabilities of Urban Trees (Crediting Framework Product #1)
Wetlands and Wetland Restoration: Recommendations of the Wetland Expert Panel for the incorporation of non-tidal wetland best management practices (BMPs) and land uses in the Phase 6 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Model
Monitoring Stream Restoration in Howard County, Maryland to Determine Effectiveness in Reducing Pollutant Loads
Ranking System for Prioritizing the Implementation of Restoration Projects across Three Streams in Central Minnesota
Maxwell,Joshua, Weiss,Jeff, Sobiech,Scott, Braun,Shanna, Blese,Clair, and Jordan, Michelle. October 2018. Ranking System for Prioritizing the Implementation of Restoration Projects across Three Streams in Central Minnesota. Watershed Science Bulletin. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. 16 pages. Stream, restoration, Minnesota, creek, CRAS Prioritizing creek restoration projects can be challenging, especially when reaches span multiple and/or interacting waterbodies. The Creek Restoration Action Strategy (CRAS) is a tool for identifying stream sections in greatest need of restoration, beginning with consistent assessment of creek conditions. In developing the CRAS, eight prioritization categories were identified and grouped into two tiers: Tier I—infrastructure risk, channel…
Design Specifications for Urban Tree Planting
Center for Watershed Protection. 2017. Design Specifications for Urban Tree Planting. Crediting Framework Product #8 for the project Making Urban Trees Count: A Project to Demonstrate the Role of Urban Trees in Achieving Regulatory Compliance for Clean Water. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. The Center for Watershed Protection compiled best practices for design, preparation, planting, and maintenance of urban tree planting projects into a set of Design Specifications for Urban Tree Planting. These specifications can be incorporated as guidance by regulatory agencies adopting tree planting credits for stormwater or TMDL requirements to help ensure that trees planted can…
Relative and Absolute Reductions in Annual Water Yield and Non-Point Source Pollutant Loads of Urban Trees
Hynicka, J. and D. Caraco. 2017. Relative and Absolute Reductions in Annual Water Yield and Non-Point Source Pollutant Loads of Urban Trees. Crediting Framework Product #2 for the project Making Urban Trees Count: A Project to Demonstrate the Role of Urban Trees in Achieving Regulatory Compliance for Clean Water. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. The Center for Watershed Protection led development of a water balance model to provide an improved method for quantifying the stormwater benefits of urban tree canopy. The water balance model estimates the mean annual runoff for a single tree at maturity planted over grass…
Review of the Available Literature and Data on the Runoff and Pollutant Removal Capabilities of Urban Trees
Center for Watershed Protection. 2017. Review of the Available Literature and Data on the Runoff and Pollutant Removal Capabilities of Urban Trees. Crediting Framework Product #1 for the project Making Urban Trees Count: A Project to Demonstrate the Role of Urban Trees in Achieving Regulatory Compliance for Clean Water. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. The Center for Watershed Protection reviewed a total of 159 publications to evaluate two research questions: 1) What is the effectiveness of urban tree planting on reducing runoff, nutrient and sediment? 2) How does effectiveness vary by species, over time, with differences in planting…
Calculating Stormwater Volume and Total Suspended Solids Reduction under Urban Tree Canopy in Wisconsin Using Available Research
Transpiration of urban forests in the Los Angeles metropolitan area
Positive effects of afforestation efforts on the health of urban soils
Accounting for benefits and costs of urban greenspace
Urban forest biomass estimates: Is it important to use allometric relationships developed specifically for urban trees
Plant water-use efficiency as a metric of urban ecosystem services
Mapping carbon storage in urban trees with multi-source remote sensing data: Relationships between biomass, land use, and demographics in Boston neighborhoods
A prototype decision support system for sustainable urban tree planting programs
Assessing the ecosystem service of air pollutant removal by urban trees in Guangzhou (China)
Biophysical control of whole tree transpiration under an urban environment in Northern China
Influence of urban land development and subsequent soil rehabilitation on soil aggregates, carbon, and hydraulic conductivity
Urban tree root systems and their survival near houses analyzed using ground penetrating radar and sap flow techniques
Critical Area Ordinance User’s Manual
Stormwater and Wetlands: Planning and Evaluation Guidelines for Addressing Potential Impacts of Urban Stormwater and Snow-melt Runoff on Wetlands
Costs for Wetland Creation and Restoration Projects in the Glaciated Northeast: A Report to EPA
Making Sense of Wetland Restoration Costs