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Urban Lakes and Drinking Water

Why Urban Lakes Are Different
Authors: T. Schueler, J. Simpson Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Crafting a Lake Protection Ordinance
Authors: K. Cappiella, T. Schueler Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Managing Lakes for Pure Drinking Water
Authors: A. Kitchell Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Evaluating the Impact of Watershed Treatment
Authors: D. Caraco Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Managing Phosphorus Inputs Into Lakes
Authors : T. Schueler Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Crafting an Accurate Phosphorus Budget for Your Lake
Authors : D. Caraco, T. Brown Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

In-Lake Treatment to Restore Urban Lakes
Authors: T. Davenport, S. Kaynor Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Determining the Trophic State of Your Lake
Authors : T. Brown, J. Simpson Released: 2001

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

Tropics

Coral Bay Watershed Management Plan: A Pilot Project for Watershed Planning in the USVI
Authors: Center for Watershed Protection Released: 2007

This report presents a framework for managing the Coral Bay Watershed, St. John, USVI based on a pilot watershed planning study conducted primarily with the USVI Department of Planning and Natural Resources Division of Coastal Zone Management.

Fisheries

The Practice of Watershed Protection Articles

Below are articles from The Practice of Watershed Protection that pertain specifically to this topic. To purchase the hardbound book or CD of these articles, please visit our store. For citing these articles, add the article author and title to the following: The Practice of Watershed Protection. 2000. T. Schueler and H. Holland, eds. Center for Watershed Protection. Ellicott City, MD. Authors of each individual article are listed as initials at the end of the article, with full names as follows: Carol Anne Barth (CAB), Ken Brown (KBB), Ted Brown (EWB), Whitney Brown (WEB), Deborah Caraco (DSC), Richard Claytor (RAC), Hye Yeong Kwon (HYK), Jennifer McClean (JMC), Ron Ohrel (RLO), Janet Pelley (JP), Eric Reeves (ER), Chris Swann (CS) and Jennifer Zielinski (JAZ). To view comprehensive list of all downloadable articles from this book, visit the Practice of Watershed Protection Articles page.

23. Historical Change in a Warmwater Fish Community in an Urbanizing Watershed
24. Fish Dynamics in Urban Streams Near Atlanta, Georgia

National Research Agendas

National Research Agenda on Urban watersheds
Authors: T. Schueler Released: 2006

A priority list of urban watershed research projects, which is developed as part of an ongoing dialogue with both researchers and end-users across the country.

Other Special Resources

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

From Urban Lake Management, Watershed Protection Techniques 3(4), this article is part of an issue devoted to exploring how development impacts lakes and reservoirs, and examining ways to reduce these impacts with watershed management practices.

This report presents a framework for managing the Coral Bay Watershed, St. John, USVI based on a pilot watershed planning study conducted primarily with the USVI Department of Planning and Natural Resources Division of Coastal Zone Management.

A priority list of urban watershed research projects, which is developed as part of an ongoing dialogue with both researchers and end-users across the country.