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Web SitesThe following sites with (R) were used as research for this book. The following sites with (O) are sites that were discovered and may be of interest in this area of research. Alaska Department of Fish and Game – (R) American Heritage Rivers – (O) Bureau of Indian Affairs – (O) Bureau of Reclamation – (O) Bureau of Land Management – (O) Environmental Protection Agency – (R) Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Wetlands, Oceans & Waterways, Wash., D.C. – (R) Environmental Studies, The Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology,
Bergen County, NJ. – (O) Erosion Draw 2.0 – (R) Federal Emergency Management Agency – (O) Fish and Wildlife Service – (R) Forest Service –(R) Geo-Civ Products, Inc – (R) International Erosion Control Systems – (R) Land and Water Magazine – (R) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) – (R) National Park Service – (O) NOAA Coastal Services – (R) North Carolina State Water Quality Group – (O) Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – (O) Tennessee Valley Authority – (O) United States Geological Survey – (O) United States Army Corps of Engineers – (R) USACE, IWR – (R) United States Army Corps of Engineers, ERDC - Engineer Research and Development Center – (R) United States Department of Agriculture – (O) United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service,
Watershed Technology Electronic Catalog, Washington, D.C. – (O) United States Department of Commerce – (O) United States Department of Interior – (O) Virginia Cooperative Extension, Knowledge for the Commonwealth -Pond Construction:
Some Practical Considerations - (R) Watershedss; Water, Soil, Hydro-Environmental; Decision Support System, North Carolina
State University – (O) What You Can Do To Control Erosion And Protect Your Property. - (R)
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