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22. Minnesota Board Of Water And Soil Resources Minnesota Board of water and soil Resources Logo water management Challenge Grants Announced This is a PDF file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to http://www.bwsr.state.mn.us/

23. Minnesota Board Of Water And Soil Resources / Water Management Minnesota Board of water and soil Resources Logo Metropolitan Area Surface water management Metropolitan Groundwater Plans Fact Sheets http://www.bwsr.state.mn.us/watermgmt/

24. Air Water Soil Engineering Air water soil Engineering is an environmental consulting firm that provides water and waste water related management services across the western United States. http://www.awsdredge.com/

home At AWS (Air Water Soil Engineering, Inc.), we specialize in sensible waste management. We are committed to serving you well, being environmentally responsible, and engineering a way of turning waste into resource. Our experience enables us to create solutions for your environmental challenges. AWS Engineering 5046 North 2400 West Benson, Utah 84335 Toll Free: (866) 752-1454 Fax: (435) 563-2767 Email: mark@awsdredge.com

25. Northern PlainFacts A bimonthly fact sheet on biological weed and pest control, and soil and water management research programs, at the USDAARS Northern Plains Agricultural Research Laboratory in Sidney, MT. http://listserver.sidney.ars.usda.gov/

26. Soil And Water Management & Crop Nutrition, Publications: Archive 1986-2002 soil and water management Crop Nutrition. Archive 19862002. Proceedings of Symposia and Seminars. The Use of Nuclear Techniques for Developing http://www.iaea.org/programmes/nafa/d1/public/d1-archive-public.html

Archive 1986-2002 The Use of Nuclear Techniques for Developing Sustainable Soil, Water and Nutrient Management Practices. In Proceedings of the 16th World Congress of Soil Science, Montpellier, France, 20-26 August 1998. Workshop D. CD ROM. Vol. 2. Summaries. pp. 841-846 (1998). Nuclear Methods in Soil-Plant Aspects of Sustainable Agriculture. Proceedings of a Regional Seminar for Asia and the Pacific, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 5-9 April, 1993. IAEA-TECDOC-785, Vienna (1995). Nuclear Techniques in Soil-Plant Studies for Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Preservation. Proceedings of FAO/IAEA Symposium, Vienna, Austria, 17-21 October 1994. STI/PUB/947, Vienna (1995). Use of Nuclear and Related Techniques in Soil/Plant Studies for Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Preservation. In Transactions of the 15th World Congress of Soil Science, Acapulco, Mexico, 10-16 July 1994. Symposium ID-11. Vol. 5a. pp. 395-508 (1994). Crop Yield Response to Deficit Irrigation (Kirda, C., Moutonnet, P., Hera, C., Nielsen, D.R. Eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht/Boston/London (1999). ISBN 0-7923-5299-8. Aumento de la Fijación Biológica de Nitrógeno en el Frijol Común en América Latina”. (Peña Cabriales, J.J. and Zapata, F., Eds.). Spanish translation of Enhancement of Biological Nitrogen Fixation in Common Bean in Latin America (Bliss, F.A. and Hardarson, G., Eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, The Netherlands. 203 pp. (1999).

27. Forum For Environment Management And Research Introduction of the organization and reports on air, water and soil pollution in Katmandu region. http://www.fern.org.np/

Web Hosting by Netfirms Free Domain Names by Netfirms ... Organized by NRCT in association with FERN FORUM FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH - NEPAL INTRODUCTION F E R N ABOUT US BOARD MEMBERS Nepal, The land of the Himalayas in spite of being small in size, is immensely rich on biological diversity and for centuries the friendly people of this nation have been coexisting with its natural environment in a dynamic harmony by adopting diverse indigenous practices. But, with rapid increase in human population, the vicious cycle of poverty and depletion of natural resources has became a fact of life, for majority of Nepalese people. This combined with unsustainable and ill planned development, changing consumption pattern, unplanned urbanization and improper management of the environment have resulted in impacts of grave consequences. It is with such background in mind that a group of professionals with experiences across the board established an autonomous, non governmental, non profit oriented organization named "Forum for Environmental management and Research – Nepal" in short FERN INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVES CHOOSE TOPICS PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT US Our Latest Research Paper A Critique of Methods as Practiced in Nepal in Predicting and Evaluating Environmental Impacts

28. Forest Facts: Soil And Water Management In State Forests The conservation of soil and water contributes to catchment health and biodiversity Our forest management also aims to maintain the capacity of soils to http://www.forest.nsw.gov.au/publication/forest_facts/soil_water_management/defa

DPI HOME MINERALS AGRICULTURE FISHERIES ... Email this page Soil and water management in State forests Forests play an essential role in the protection and maintenance of our soil and water resources. The conservation of soil and water contributes to catchment health and biodiversity for the benefit of the whole community. Most major rivers in NSW have at least part of their headwaters in State forests. From these forests comes water that is used for town and rural water supplies. Forests filter rainwater and run-off entering watercourses, ensuring good water quality. Conservation and maintenance of soil and water resources are fundamental aims of the management of State forests. The mechanisms for achieving this are incorporated into State Forests of NSW Codes of Practice. Codes of Practice Through its Codes of Practice, State Forests is committed to using world's best management practices to ensure that soil and water quality are not adversely impacted by timber harvesting, roading and other operations and to ensure that the amount and quality of water delivered to local communities is not adversely affected. Our forest management also aims to maintain the capacity of soils to support natural forest ecosystem processes. The practices that State Forests uses are documented in State Forests Forest Practices Code for field operations, which specifies, amongst other things, the operational standards required for delivering clean water and meeting current regulatory requirements. The practices include many protection measures, such as the maintenance of undisturbed streamside filter strips, use of silt fencing, construction of appropriate road drainage and stream crossings and limits placed on road use during wet weather.

29. FLREC Homepage 2001 Turfgrass, urban entomology, aquatic plant management and environmental horticulture. Urban center addresses special problems of soil, water, pest management, and new varieties. Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center, IFAS (Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences). http://flrec.ifas.ufl.edu/

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30. Soil And Water Management Research Unit, St. Paul, MN soil and water management Research Unit. SITE HAS MOVED TO http//www.soils.agri.umn.edu/research_old/ars/Index.html. http://www.soils.agri.umn.edu/research/ars/ars.umn.html

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31. Swamp Development In Indonesia Swamps the potentials, environmental impact, and soil and water management. http://www.eelaart.com/

Table of Contents Scheme photos Discussion Environment ... Links Swamp Development in Indonesia A Web site by Adriaan van den Eelaart in support of ISDP (Integrated Swamp Development Project) IBRD Loan 3755-IND Reclaimed Swampland in Indonesia is situated in the coastal areas and its environment is mainly influenced by the tidal movements of the sea, estuaries and tidal rivers. It is part of the Coastal Environment and the water management of the Swamp Schemes is little influenced by its hinterland. The main aim of this Web site is to present a balanced view of Conservation and Development in the Coastal Tidal Wetlands of Indonesia. Come and See the Swamps of Indonesia! Reclaimed swamp land in South Kalimantan Fisherman with rice fields in background Acid Sulphate Soils and Peat soils. In the coastal zones of Indonesia there are 6-8 million ha of mineral and peaty soils, containing pyrite. (Acid Sulphate soils) and there are about 16 million ha of deep Peat soils. That makes Indonesia the country with the far largest area of pyritic soils in the world and one of the largest with peat soils. Reclamation and Development of both soil types is very environmental sensitive. That fact resulted in the recent past in intense discussions whether these wetland/swamp areas should be protected against any type of reclamation. In my opinion a discussion, pro or contra, that is not effective, because these lands are opened up anyhow at a very fast rate. In my believe

32. Soil & Water Management Research Unit soil and water management Research Unit St. Paul, Minnesota. Notill corn. Ridge-till soybeans. Harvesting from NTR experiement. Measuring soil-water http://www.soils.agri.umn.edu/research_old/ars/Index.html

Home Our Mission Scientists Support Staff ARS CRIS Projects Research Related Links Job Openings Policies Site Map Agricultural Research Service Last updated on 04-14-2004 Comment to Webmaster Soil and Water Management Research Unit St. Paul, Minnesota

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34. Arkansas Soil And Water Conservation Commission On August 12th, the Arkansas soil and water Conservation Commission will get a new name! water, Wastewater Advisory Committee. water management Division http://www.aswcc.arkansas.gov/

Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security 101 East Capitol, Suite 350, Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 682-1611 FAX (501) 682-3991 Email: ANRC ANRC Mission Statement: To manage and protect our water and land resources for the health, safety and economic benefit of the State of Arkansas. HURRICANE RELIEF INFORMATION: Click here to find out what you can do to help http://www.kare.arkansas.gov/ On August 12 th , the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission got a new name ! Our name has changed to the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission . The Commission has added many programs in its more than 40 years of existence and this change reflects the agency’s increas ed role in the management and protection of our state 's natural resources. Executive Director: J. Randy Young, P.E. General Menu C ommissioners Employee Directory Map Directions ... Webmaster Commission Divisions and Programs Conservation Division Tax Incentives (including application forms) Poultry Registration (including application form) Water Use Beaver Control Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts Grants to Districts Water Development Division Water Development Fund (including application forms) (including application forms) Water Resources Cost Share Revolving Fund Safe Drinking Water Revolving Fund Facilities General Obligation Bond Program Water Plan Compliance ... Water, Wastewater Advisory Committee

35. The Ministère De L'Environnement - Overview Information on programs and services, environmental assessments, biodiversity, and water, air and soil management and quality. http://www.menv.gouv.qc.ca/ministere/inter_en.htm

The Minister The Ministère Agricultural Environment Air - Climate Change ... Water //alert (nomSection); afficheimage="" document.write (afficheimage); Overview Mission The mission of the Ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement et des Parcs is to protect the environment and natural ecosystems for the benefit of current and future generations. Its leading role is to promote sustainable development and, in keeping with that responsibility, it aims to keep the environment healthy within the confines of economic development and social progress. Fields of Activity The Ministère operates in the following areas: promotion of sustainable development intended within the public administration and Québec society; protection of Québec’s ecosystems and biodiversity by the development of ecological reserves and safeguarding of plant species and their habitat; development of national parks; prevention or reduction of water, air and ground contamination;

36. Main Soil And Water Management Research Welcome to the soil water management Research Unit (SWMRU), St. Paul, MN. The SWMRU is part of the Midwest Area of USDA/ARS. Our research laboratories and http://www.ars.usda.gov/main/site_main.htm?modecode=36-40-20-00

37. Ecology At Coweeta LTER - Long Term Ecological Research Ecological research site in the mountains of North Carolina. Research to evaluate, explain, and predict how water, soil, and forest resources respond to management practices, natural disturbances, and the atmospheric environment. http://coweeta.ecology.uga.edu/

Based in the eastern deciduous forest of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province of the southern Appalachian Mountains, the Coweeta LTER program was established in 1980 and is the centerpiece of a long-term cooperation between the University of Georgia and the USDA Forest Service Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation and a member of the LTER Network t he research program now represents one of the longest continuous environmental studies of any North American landscape. Our current research on the ecological and socioeconomic dimensions of past, present and future land use in the southern Appalachian Mountains contributes directly to the LTER Goals for the Decade of Synthesis LITTLE TENNESSEE PERSPECTIVES - Development site focused on community. CROSS-SITE SYNTHESIS: POLAND ACADEMY OF SCIENCES - Distribution of species. STREAM HAZARD GATEWAY WEB - Starting point for researchers and public. AGTRANS - Cross-Site Synthesis Project. 1992-2003 land cover classification now available.

38. Main Soil And Water Management Research The soil and water management Research Unit conducts basic and fundamental research (i) to improve crop productivity and water use efficiency in irrigated http://www.ars.usda.gov/main/site_main.htm?modecode=62-09-05-05

39. Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority, NSW Australia - South Coast Catc Information on managing the environment including salinity, soil, water quality, vegetation in the area from Port Hacking in the North to the Victorian border. http://www.southern.cma.nsw.gov.au/

The Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority plays a vital role in the management of South Coast catchments from Stanwell Park in the North to the Victorian border, including the Snowy River. The Authority was established in 2004 by the NSW Government to ensure the protection and sustainable development of land, vegetation and water resources within the catchment. It answers directly to the Minister for Natural Resources. The Authority sees the development of strong partnerships in natural resource management as critical to its success, and will work closely with the Sydney Catchment Authority, local government, State Government agencies, the Federal Government, community groups, industry and individuals within the catchment to achieve its goals. Building on the two catchment blueprints developed by the former catchment management boards, the Authority will: produce a catchment action plan and investment strategies targeting the areas of highest priority, recommend and manage incentive programs aimed at engaging local communities in natural resource management, provide landholders with the information they need to develop property vegetation plans, and

40. Cranfield University At Silsoe - Information On Short Course - Soil And Water Ma This page gives information on short course soil and water management, offered by Cranfield University at Silsoe. We can also provide tailor-made courses http://www.silsoe.cranfield.ac.uk/short_courses/soilman.htm

Prospective students Students and staff Business and research Graduates and alumni ... SEARCH Soil and Water Management A new certificated course offered by the National Soil Resources Institute based at Cranfield at Silsoe and accredited by BASIS. Designed to assist farmers, land-users and advisers in understanding soil management practices as required by the new Cross Compliance legislation and Agri-environmental schemes. Who is the course for? The modules are aimed at the farm advisors/ consultants and leading farmers/land managers to equip them with the required knowledge and skills to meet the needs of good Soil and Water Management and the changes in the current legislation. Why you should attend? After completion of the modules participants will be able to design farm management plans and be fully conversant with the Codes of Practice for Soil Management and the soil management requirements to meet the needs outlined in the framework of current legislation and advisory schemes and to either implement the procedures themselves or advise others to do so. The course will be run on the following three dates in 2005/06 24 - 28 October 2005 12 - 16 December 2005 16 - 20 January 2006 Each course consists of 4 days of lectures (or modules) and 1 day of examination. Although preferable it is not essential that all modules are studied in the same week but they should be studied in sequence.

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