Chesapeake Bay Riparian Handbook: A Guide for Establishing and Maintaining Riparian Forest Buffers
Roxane S. Palone, Albert H. Todd
Abstract
Roxane S. Palone, Albert H. Todd
Abstract
The Purpose of This Handbook Riparian forest buffers have been identified as avaluable nutrient reduction tool when used inconjunction with other conservation practices. For this reason, the Chesapeake Bay Programhas targeted riparian forests as a key habitat for restoration. The purpose of this handbook is toprovide professional land managers and plan-ners with the latest information on the func-tions, design, establishment, andmanagement of riparian forest buffers. This handbook is intended for use by: agencies and private concerns that providetechnical assistance in the field, local governments who want to use the handbook as a technical basis for decision-making, policy makers, public/consulting or service/private foresters,and professional land managers, both industrialand public.
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The Purpose of This Handbook Riparian forest buffers have been identified as avaluable nutrient reduction tool when used inconjunction with other conservation practices. For this reason, the Chesapeake Bay Programhas targeted riparian forests as a key habitat for restoration. The purpose of this handbook is toprovide professional land managers and plan-ners with the latest information on the func-tions, design, establishment, andmanagement of riparian forest buffers. This handbook is intended for use by: agencies and private concerns that providetechnical assistance in the field, local governments who want to use the handbook as a technical basis for decision-making, policy makers, public/consulting or service/private foresters,and professional land managers, both industrialand public.
Key concepts: Riparian zone, Chesapeake bay, Environmental resource management, Riparian forest, Environmental planning, Forest management, Business, Forestry