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Volume 52, Number 4 July/August 2008
Cover Story
The devastation from the 2007 Southern California wildfires was widespread, affecting seven counties and damaging over 150 miles of highway roadside. Rapid post-fire site assessment, combined with the early reservation of critical materials and effective application of materials by erosion control contractors led to successful revegetation.
Features
Geosynthetics
Texas Community Doubles Water Supply by Lining Failed Reservoir
When Every Drop Counts...
Aquatic Weed Control
Phrag Fight: The Next Contender
Shoreline Stabilization
Military Reserve Center Preserved
Erosion & Sediment Control
Protecting the Chattahoochee River
Mine Reclamation
Stormwater Management
Curbing Water Pollution in Clyde, Ohio
Roadside Vegetation Management
Responding to the 2007 Southern California Fires
Invasive Species
Rapid Response, Desert Style
Dredging
24/7 Dredging Project on Pawley's Island
Retaining Structures
Fence Post Foundation Carries the Load
Land Improvement
Land Improvement Contractor Creating a Magnificent View
Buyers Guide
Land and Water presents its 16th Buyer’s Guide, a comprehensive directory of the products and services used in the field of natural resource management and restoration. For more information,
Departments
Tell It Like It Is
Conference Calendar
Index to Past Articles
Advertisers Index
Advertising Rate Card
Media Kit
Subscription Form
About Us
Land and Water is published for contractors, landscape architects, consultants and engineers, government officials and those all those individuals involved in natural resource management and restoration, from idea stage through project completion and maintenance. We help our readers gain access to this market by publishing job-site stories, case histories, and the information on the latest developments in the industry. Published bimonthly by:
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