A spatial-temporal analysis of section 404 wetland permitting in Texas and Florida: Thirteen years of impact along the coast
(Citation/Reference) Brody, S.D., S.E. Davis, W.E. Highfield, S.P. Bernhardt. 2008. A Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Section 404 Wetland Permitting in Texas and Florida: Thirteen Years of Impact Along the Coast. Wetlands 28(1): 107-116.
2008
Wetlands Restoration Study: West Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
National Park Service Water Resources Division; National Park Service
Literature Review on the Effects of Groundwater Drawdowns on Isolated Wetlands
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 96-01; (WRE #330); November 1995
1995-11
A functional assessment of south Florida freshwater wetlands and models for estimates of runoff and pollution loading
Technical publication, WS-9
2001-12
Decomposition, nutrient uptake and microbial colonization of sawgrass and cattail leaves in water conservation area 2A
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION # 83-4; May, 1983
1983-05
Evaluation and Installation of a Wetland for Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage at Friendship Hill National Historic Site
National Park Service Water Resources Division; National Park Service
Hydrologic performance of an Everglades stormwater treatment Area-STA6: a constructed wetland
An ASAE Meeting Presentation
WRE # 362; July, 1998; Paper No. 98-2092
1998-07
Impact of upland marsh on water quality
57 p., fig., tables, 29 cm.; IIA. Dye study
IIB. Roughness coefficients
IIC. Quality sampling
1974
Using Hydrogeomorphic Criteria to Classify Wetlands on Mt. Desert Island, Maine-Approach, Classification System, and Examples
National Park Service Water Resources Division; National Park Service
Preliminary Environmental Responses to Marsh Dewatering and Reduction in Water Regulation Schedule in Water Conservation area-2A, November 1, 1980-December 31, 1981
TECHNICAL PUBLICATION 83-6; SEPTEMBER 1983; PROGRESS REPORT
1983-09
Southwest Broward / Northwest Dade subregional study - phase 2 : Executive summary
43 p. : 23 cm.; "July 1990."; "The . . . study area encompasses approx. 215 sq. miles . . was chosen because it is a relatively underdeveloped part of the region (p.1)."; (Ownership) South Florida Collection, Government Documents, Green Library, Florida International University
1990
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