Cows, humans and hydrology in the nitrogen dynamics of a grazed rural watershed

Article Abstract:

Nutrient relationships between land and ocean are evaluated in a study conducted to assess the impact of the incorporation of food imported for dairy cows/humans, waste management and milk export into the nitrogen inputs of the Tomales, CA, watershed. It was found that nitrogen inputs to the system exceed hydrological outputs by about two kilogram hectares supra (-1) year supra (-1). A detailed analysis of the study is presented.

Waste minimization, Waste reduction, Watersheds, Nitrogen cycle

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Quantitative review of riparian buffer width guidelines from Canada and the United States

Article Abstract:

The provincial, territorial and the state guidelines are reviewed for the retention of treed riparian buffers in Canada and the United Sates. Two management trends are predicted, a tilt towards more complicated guidelines and large-scale watershed planning of riparian areas.

United States, Canada, Science & research, Riparian rights, Riparian

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Multiple attribute evaluation of landscape management

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the efficacy of multiple attribute decision-making in selecting site/landscape management plans. Two cases of watershed management are included.

Management, Sustainable development, Landscape

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