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  The Virginia Wetlands Report No. 94-9

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Center for Coastal Resources Management

  • Birds of the Eastern Shore. Julie G.Bradshaw

  • Virginia’s Eastern Shore: Gone to the Birds. Jill Barnard

  • VIMS Wetlands Education Program Notes. Maryann Wohlgemuth

  • Bluefish. Lyle Varnell

  • The Virginia Geographic Information Network (VGIN). Marcia Berman

  • York River State Park. Pam Mason

  • New Brochure Encourages “Green” Solutions to Shoreline Erosion. Jill Barnard

  • Marsh Grass Planting: Shoreline Stability Without Structure. Walter I. Priest, III

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report No. 93-10

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Terns. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • Atlantic Croaker. Lyle Varnell
  • The Importance of Natural Resource Inventories. Carl Hershner and Marcia Berman
  • Estuarine Research Reserves in Virginia. Bland Crowder
  • The York River Reserve Sites. The National Estuarine Research Reserve System. Newport News City Park. Pam Mason
  • Wood Preservative Treatments for Marine Construction. Walter I. Priest, III

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report No. 93-4

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Little Blue Heron. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • Cobia. Lyle Varnell
  • Mapping our Coastal Inventory. Marcia Berman
  • Wetlands Delineation- The Dilemma Continues Seashore State Park. Pam Mason
  • Ecotourism and the Chesapeake Bay. Thomas Barnard
  • What is Riprap? Walter I. Priest, III

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report No. 93-8

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Swamp Sparrow. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • Dredging Buffers. Walter I. Priest, III
  • Sturgeon. Lyle Varnell
  • Mapping the Coastline. Marcia Berman
  • VIMS Hosts Wetlands Functional Assessment Workshop. Carl Hershner
  • Mid-Atlantic Wetland Compensatory Mitigation Workshop. Thomas Barnard
  • Mason Neck National Wildlife Refuge. Pam Mason

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report Vol. VII, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Dredge Spoil Oysters. Walter I. Priest, III
  • Marsh Wren. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • Dredge Spoil Oysters. Walter I. Priest, III
  • Spotted Seatrout. Lyle Varnell
  • A Local Board’s Experience with Civil Charges and Penalties. Edwin Rosenberg

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report, Vol. VI, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Black Duck. Walter I. Priest, III
  • Atlantic Menhaden. Lyle Varnell
  • Back Bay Wetlands Inventory. Walter I. Priest, III and Sharon Dewing
  • Mean High Water Mark and How to Locate it. Carvel Blair

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report Vol. V, No. 2

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Marsh Rabbit The Living Marsh: Yellow-crowned Night-heron
  • Killifishes
  • Status of Wetland Inventories Saltmarsh Cordgrass
  • Virginia’s Nontidal Wetland Policy Debate:Reinventing the 1960’s Wheel. Carl Hershner
  • Rejuvenation of the Virginia Oyster Industry. Roger Mann, et al.

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  The Virginia Wetlands Report Vol. V, No. 3

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Rails. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • Management of Virginia’s Coastal Dunes and Beaches. Tom Barnard
  • Striped Bass. Lyle Varnell
  • Arrow Arum
  • Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay. Kirk Havens

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. V, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Raccoon, Golden Silk Spider. Virginia Rail American Shad. Reed Grass, Arrowhead
  • Waste Assimilation by Wetlands. Kirk J. Havens
  • Another Perspective on Wetlands Management. David G. Burke In the General Assembly. 1990.

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. IV, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • National Wetlands Policy and Goals
  • Recommended Wetland Compensation/Restoration Checklist.
  • Portsmouth/Profiles of Wetlands Board Members. Contractors and the Wetlands Board. Bernard M. Farmer, Jr.

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol III., No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  Wetlands Board Questions and Answers

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. III, No. 2

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Wetland Management: An Early History Middlesex County
  • Profiles of Wetlands Board Members Appeals to VMRC

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. III, No. 3

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Recycling The Greenhouse Effect, Sea Level Rise, and Their Impact on Tidal Wetlands. Julie G. Bradshaw
  • City of Norfolk/Profiles of Wetlands Board Members.

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol II, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Tidal Marsh Inventories List.
  • 1987 Session Virginia Acts of Assembly Checklist For Wetlands Board Meetings and Public Hearings Wetland Board Opening Statement

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. II, No. 2

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Tidal Wetlands Inventories.
  • Wetlands Tracking An Example Wetlands Permit

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. II, No. 3

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Tidal Vegetated Wetlands and Shoreline Information by Political Subdivision.
  • A Note From the Virginia Marine Resource Commission: Tracking Wetlands Permit Applications.
  • Wetlands and Coastal Primary Sand Dune Violation Procedures Jurisdictional Boundaries for Shorelines Charts

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. I, No. 1

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Analysis of Virginia’s Local Wetlands Boards. Carl Hershner, Tom Barnard, N. Bartlett Theberge
  • Special Feature: Middlesex County. Kirk Havens

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. I, No. 2

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Special Feature: Westmoreland County. Kirk Havens
  • Marina Sitings From the Scientific Advisor’s Viewpoint. Carl Hershner

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. I, No. 3

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Planting Wetlands and Dunes in Virginia, Part 1: How to Critically Review Project Designs. James E. Perry, III
  • In the News: State in U.S. Shoreline Program Spartina alterniflora (Saltmarsh, Smooth, or Saltwater Cordgrass)

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  Wetlands Board Bulletin Vol. I, No. 4

  Virginia Institute of Marine Science

  • Wetlands and Coastal Primary Sand Dune Violation Procedures
  • Planting Wetlands and Dunes in Virginia, Part 2: On-Site Monitoring. James E. Perry, III and Walter I. Priest, III
  • In the News: Erosion policy lacking, panel says Riprap for Shoreline Erosion Control. Lee Hill