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- Ecological Restoration
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- A Multiscale Approach to Seagrass Recovery in Tampa Bay, Florida Volume 29, Number 1&2, March/June 2011, pp. 82-93
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This issue contains 26 articles in total
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- The Carrifran Wildwood Story (review)
- Wild Urban Plants of the Northeast: A Field Guide (review)
- A High-Resolution Hydrodynamic Model of Puget Sound to Support Nearshore Restoration Feasibility Analysis and Design
- Effects of Wetland Restoration on Floodplain Hydrodynamics under Extreme Flooding Conditions
- Restoring a Dynamic Ecosystem to Sustain Biodiversity
- An Index of Cumulative Disturbance to River Fish Habitats of the Conterminous United States from Landscape Anthropogenic Activities
- A Levels-of-Evidence Approach for Assessing Cumulative Ecosystem Response to Estuary and River Restoration Programs
- Lower Columbia River and Estuary Habitat Restoration Prioritization Framework
- A Multiscale Approach to Seagrass Recovery in Tampa Bay, Florida
- Addy Revisited: What Has Changed with Seagrass Restoration in 64 Years?
- Cultural Acceptability of Alternative Pit and Quarry Rehabilitations
- Testing the Microclimatic Habitat Design Framework in Abandoned Sand and Gravel Extraction Sites Using the Karner Blue Butterfly
- Balancing Active and Passive Restoration in a Nonchemical, Research-Based Approach to Coastal Sage Scrub Restoration in Southern California
- Multiple Treatment Combinations and Seed Addition Increase Abundance and Diversity of Native Plants in Pacific Northwest Prairies
- Reestablishing a Keystone Species in an Arid Coastal Environment: Saltbush (Salsola nollothensis) in Namibia
- U.S. Wetland Protection and Restoration: Have We Made a Difference?
- Predator Removal Enhances Waterbird Restoration in Chesapeake Bay (Maryland)
- Testing Carbon Amendments in a Future Prairie Restoration Site (Illinois)
- Long-Term Effects of Initial Site Treatment on Fescue in a Novel Prairie Ecosystem (Washington)
- Restoration of a Southern Appalachian Mountain Bog: Phase I. Reed Canary Grass Removal
- Do Private Land Owners Support Species Conservation? Results of a Local Survey (Oregon)
- Grassland Bird Nesting on Restored and Remnant Prairies in South Central Nebraska
- Protection and Restoration: Are We Having an Effect?
- Progress with Restoration: Our Widening Scope
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