Research on Shoreland Buffers
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Shoreland buffer can provide good habitat along the water.
From Wisconsin
| Publication Number |
Publication Information |
| WT-505-1997 [PDF 676KB] |
Effectiveness of Shoreland Zoning Standards to Meet Statutory Objectives: A Literature Review with Policy Implications. DNR. |
| WT-507-1997 [PDF 801KB] |
Shoreland Management Program Assessment Appendixes and Index. DNR. |
| WT-508-1997 [PDF 487KB] |
Shoreland Management Program Assessment. DNR. |
From Elsewhere
| Publication Number |
Publication Information |
| ERDC TN-EMRRP-SR-24 [PDF 1.4MB] |
Design Recommendations for Riparian Corridors and Vegetated Buffer Strips. US Army Engineer Research and Development Center. 2000. |
| No Pub Number [PDF 818KB] |
A Review of the Scientific Literature on Riparian Buffer Width, Extent and Vegetation. University of Georgia, Institute of Ecology, Office of Public Service and Outreach. March 1999. |
| NA-TP-02-97 [PDF 10.94MB] |
Chesapeake Bay Riparian Handbook: A Guide for Establishing and Maintaining Riparian Forest Buffers. USDA Forest Service. June 1998. |
This list of resources should not be construed as being complete. It is only part of a collection of resources and research that WDNR employees use as a reference in their day to day work. This list is in no way an endorsement of these organizations, but rather a resource for the public who may be interested in shoreland related issues.
For more information, contact:
Gregg Breese, Shoreland Team Leader
(608) 261-6430
Last Revised: Wednesday July 16 2008
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