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Urban Tree Canopy Fact Sheet
Ohio Rapid Assessment Method for Wetlands Version 5.0: User’s Manual and Forms
Urban Tree Risk Management: A Community Guide to Program Design and Implementation
Proceedings from the Chesapeake Bay STAC Urban Tree Canopy Workshop
A new approach in measuring rainfall interception by urban trees in coastal British Columbia
Asadian, Y., Weiler, M. 2009. A new approach in measuring rainfall interception by urban trees in coastal British Columbia. Water Quality Research Journal of Canada. Volume 44, Number 1. Pages 16-23 forest, urban, Stormwater, Green Infrastructure, Trees, Rainfall, Interception This study assessed the efficacy of two different tree species (Douglas-fir and western red cedar) at incercepting rainfall by collecting and analyzing throughfall.
Rainfall interception in an urban environment
Asadian, Y. 2010. Rainfall interception in an urban environment. The University of British Columbia. forest, Practice, runoff, stormflow, urban, Green Infrastructure, Trees, Rainfall, Interception This Master's thesis aims to outline the importance of urban trees in stormwater management. Asadian (2010) measured throughfall under 54 urban trees and analyzed the rainfall interception of the various species.
Effects of distributed and centralized stormwater best management practices and land cover on urban stream hydrology at the catchment scale
Urban Tree Canopy Assessment and Goal Setting: A Case Study from Leesburg, Virginia
Tips from the Field: Top Ten Dos and DON’Ts of Urban Tree Planting
User Manual for the Clean Water Optimization Tool
Recommendations of the Expert Panel to Define BMP Effectiveness for Urban Tree Canopy Expansion
The Effectiveness of Stormwater BMPs in Reducing Toxic Contaminants in Urban Runoff
Schueler, T., Youngk, A., Williamson, L. 2017. The Effectiveness of Stormwater BMPs in Reducing Toxic Contaminants in Urban Runoff: A Literature Review for the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Watershed Science Bulletin June 2017. Center for Watershed Protection, Ellicott City, MD. 19pp. Toxic contaminants, such as pesticides, pharmaceuticals, and metals, are of interest to many watershed managers who want to safeguard aquatic and human health. This article summarizes literature findings on the degree to which structural urban best management practices (BMPs) that are currently intended to decrease nutrient and sediment pollution can also reduce toxic contamination of waterways. Such multiple benefits could…
The Future of Urban Watershed Management
Emerging Tools in Watershed Protection, Restoration, and Implementation
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A New Perspective on Opportunities for Stormwater Mitigation through Soil Management in Ordinary Urban Landscapes
A Social Marketing Approach to Urban Stormwater Management: A Case Study on Leaf Litter Collection in Anne Arundel County, MD
Bottomland Hardwood Forest Influence on Soil Water Consumption in an Urban Floodplain
Integrating Stormwater Controls Designed for Channel Protection, Water Quality, and Inflow/ Infiltration Mitigation in Two Pilot Watersheds to Restore a More Natural Flow Regime in Urban Streams
Tracking Watershed Restoration in Montgomery County, Maryland
Metropolitan Portland, Oregon, Urban Growth Boundary: A Land Use Planning Tool Protecting Farms, Forests, and Natural Landscapes
Lawns as a Source of Nutrient Runoff in Urban Environments
Bioavailability of Sodium and Trace Metals under Direct and Indirect Effects of Compost in Urban Soils
Soil Carbon and Carbon/Nitrogen Ratio Change under Tree Canopy, Tall Grass, and Turf Grass Areas of Urban Green Space
Soil in the City: Sustainably Improving Urban Soils
Reuse of Urban Runoff in Australia: A Review of Recent Advances and Remaining Challenges
The Potential Role of Urban Forests in Removing Nutrients from Stormwater
Characterization of Chromium Species in Urban Runoff
Urban Impacts on the Water Cycle and Potential Green Infrastructure Implications
Risk Assessment of Aquifer Storage Transfer and Recovery with Urban Stormwater for Producing Water of a Potable Quality
Getting to the Root of Urban Tree Health
Green Economy and Infrastructure Contributions of USDA Urban and Nonfarm Soil Projects in the U.S
The Urban Forest and Ecosystem Services: Impacts on Urban Water, Heat, and Pollution Cycles at the Tree, Street, and City Scale
Soil in the City: Sustainably Improving Urban Soils
The Potential Role of Urban Forests in Removing Nutrients from Stormwater
Soil Carbon and Carbon/Nitrogen Ratio Change under Tree Canopy, Tall Grass, and Turf Grass Areas of Urban Green Space
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