Crosswalking National Wetland Inventory Attributes to Hydrogeomorphic Functions And Vegetation Communities: a Pilot Study in the Gallatin Valley, Montana 2006
Crosswalking National Wetland Inventory Attributes to Hydrogeomorphic Functions And Vegetation Communities: a Pilot Study in the Gallatin Valley, Montana 2006
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Impact rankings are not sialic, and as rankings, Ihcy are relative to each other We do not have any reference standaid watersheds in the study area againsl which impact scores could be calculated.
The least impacted watershed wilh any significant wetland acreage. Smith Creek, still has over 51 ** human land cover (based on the best available but 15-yearold land cover maps), almost 69*( private ownership, and no&jous weedS in63*!t of its sections. Wetland function may be less at risk in this wat...ershed than in the Hyalile Creek wateished. bul it isslill at risk, and if development pressures continue h push new* development into Ihe foothills, impacts and risks will both increase.
Evaluation of the Classification and Assessment Methodology GIS-based attribution of HGM descriptors was simple and efficient m the case of NWI Riverine 20 System wet I amis. Bcciusc these well and* ore by definition within an active eiutmwl* they were implicitly pan of the HGM Lalie landscape position, which includes tny wctlanoS within the K\WtflutMlplain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Impact rankings are not sialic, and as rankings, Ihcy are relative to each other We do not have any reference standaid watersheds in the study area againsl which impact scores could be calculated.
The least impacted watershed wilh any significant wetland acreage. Smith Creek, still has over 51 ** human land cover (based on the best available but 15-yearold land cover maps), almost 69*( private ownership, and no&jous weedS in63*!t of its sections. Wetland function may be less at risk in this wat...ershed than in the Hyalile Creek wateished. bul it isslill at risk, and if development pressures continue h push new* development into Ihe foothills, impacts and risks will both increase.
Evaluation of the Classification and Assessment Methodology GIS-based attribution of HGM descriptors was simple and efficient m the case of NWI Riverine 20 System wet I amis. Bcciusc these well and* ore by definition within an active eiutmwl* they were implicitly pan of the HGM Lalie landscape position, which includes tny wctlanoS within the K\WtflutMlplain.
What to read after Crosswalking National Wetland Inventory Attributes to Hydrogeomorphic Functions And Vegetation Communities: a Pilot Study in the Gallatin Valley, Montana 2006?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Natural Heritage Program to read onlineMoreLess
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