This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'Natural Resources and the Environment'.
Natural Resources and the Environment
Annual Report for Active IDOT Wetland Compensation and Hydrologic Monitoring Sites {periodical start}
Annual report by the Illinois State Geological Survey to the Illinois Department of Transportation. Hydrologic data was collected from wetland compensation sites and potential wetland compensation sites being monitored under contract. Where appropriate, the report also includes a determination of areas meeting wetland hydrology criteria listed in the 1987 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual and its online updates.
Annual Report for Active IDOT Wetland Compensation and Hydrologic Monitoring Sites (covers September 1, 2005 - September 1, 2006) [OFS 2006-4]
Annual report by the Illinois State Geological Survey to the Illinois Department of Transportation. Hydrologic data was collected from wetland compensation sites and potential wetland compensation sites being monitored under contract. Where appropriate, the report also includes a determination of areas meeting wetland hydrology criteria listed in the 1987 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual and its online updates. Summaries of 23 sites are included in this report.
Annual Report of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research (2006)
This publication provides an overview of Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR membership and research program activities for the year.
Annual Report to the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research {periodical start}
Annual Reports. The Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research (C-FAR) is a statewide partnership organized to support relevant, high-quality research and related outreach programs for Illinois food, agricultural, and related systems. The annual report from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, Illinois State University and Western Illinois University contains high-lights of research activities conducted on behalf of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research (C-FAR).
Benefits of Natural Landscaping, The
Illinois Lieutenant Governor's Office guide explaining the economic, environmental, and community benefits of natural landscaping. Natural landscaping is the planting or preservation of native vegetation in ways that help retain or augmentnatural landscape features, such as wetlands, prairies or woodlands. Natural landscaping can be applied in nearly any public green space, from parks to school grounds to municipal building lawns.
C-FAR Connection {periodical start}
The newsletter of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR provides updates on membership activities, research highlights, and related information.
C-FAR Connection - Fall 2006 (8 2006, 3)
The newsletter of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR provides updates on membership activities, research highlights, and related information. This issue highlights the C-FAR website, strategic research initiative program, and tips for participating at C-FAR meetings.
C-FAR Connection - Fall 2007 (9 2007, 3)
The newsletter of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR provides updates on membership activities, research highlights, and related information.
C-FAR Connection - Spring 2006 (8 2006, 1)
The newsletter of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research provides updates on membership activities, research highlights, and related information.
C-FAR Connection - Spring 2007 (9 2007, 1)
The newsletter of the Illinois Council on Food and Agricultural Research C-FAR provides updates on membership activities, research highlights, and related information. This newsletter highlights the BP Energy Biosciences Institute, C-FAR working groups, MarketMaker website, food research, and new C-FAR leaders.