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Website to access manual on
stream corridor restoration technology
Developed by 17
federal agencies and is a reference manual containing stream corridor
restoration technology. It is about 4 inches thick. If you'd like to take a
look at the document online:
http://www.usda.gov/stream_restoration/newtofc.htm
Colorado Riparian Vegetation Mapping
Project. The Colorado Vegetation Mapping Project is spearheaded by the
Division of Wildlife with funding primarily from Great Outdoors Colorado. Other
Federal, State, and Private Non-Profit groups have also contributed funding to
the mapping effort over the years as well. The overall goal of the project is
to map riparian/wetland vegetation in Colorado for use in natural resource
planning. The Colorado Riparian Vegetation Mapping Project uses high resolution
aerial photographs and photo-interpretive techniques to produce highly detailed
riparian maps at a scale of 1:24,000. The web site features background
information on the project, mapping methodology, classification scheme,
contributing partners, related links, and an FTP site where data can be
downloaded for use in ArcInfo, ArcView, or related GIS software package. |
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