Applied Research Reports

 

Publications resulting from CCRM’s research related to a variety of coastal topics. These reports are designed for practical application by investigating problems and recommending solutions for coastal resource managers and policy makers.

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Submissions from 2000

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Answering local wetlands boards needs regarding guidance in investigating wetlands violations : final report to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Wetlands Protection State Development Project Period July 1, 1998-June 30, 2000, Kirk J. Havens and Bartlett N. Theberge

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Increasing the probability of success in the construction of marshes in coastal Virginia, Kirk J. Havens and Lyle M. Varnell

Submissions from 1999

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Shallow Water Resource Use Conflicts: Clam Aquaculture and Submerged Aquatic Vegetation, Center for Coastal Resources Management, Virginia Institute of Marine Science

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Increasing the probability of success in restored forested wetlands, Kirk J. Havens and Gene Silberhorn

Submissions from 1996

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The Use of Thermal Imagery in the Aerial Survey of Panthers (and other animals) in the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge and the Big Cypress National Preserve, Kirk J. Havens and Edward Sharp

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Virginia Wetlands Management Handbook 2nd Edition, Wetlands Program, Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Thomas A. Barnard

Submissions from 1995

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An Economic Analysis of The York River Basin, Kathy Corish, Marcia Berman, and Carlton Hershner

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Critical elements in the application of water quality standards to wetlands : classification system, beneficial use designation and the identification of exceptional wetlands, Pamela A. Mason; Carl H. Hershner; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Department of Resource Management and Policy, Wetlands Program

Submissions from 1994

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The Formation of Hypertrophied Lenticels, Adventitious Water Roots, and an Oxidized Rhizosphere by Acer rubrum Seedlings over Time Along a Hydrologic Gradient, Kirk J. Havens

Submissions from 1993

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Development of "No Discharge" Zones in Virginia Tidal Waters Phase I, Center for Coastal Resources Management, Virginia Institute of Marine Science

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The Progression of "No Discharge Zone" Status in Water Bodies Across the Continental United States, Melissa Chaun

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Wetlands guidelines, Department of Wetlands Ecology, Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Habitat Management Division, Virginia Marine Resources Commission

Submissions from 1992

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An Assessment of Wildlife Utilization between a Man-made Marsh, an Adjacent Natural Marsh, and a Nearby Natural Marsh in Virginia, Kirk J. Havens, Lyle M. Varnell, and Julie G. Bradshaw