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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"stream crossing approaches"”.

  1. Soil Erosion from Forest Haul Roads at Stream Crossings as Influenced by Road Attributes

    Forest roads and stream crossings can be important sources of sediment in forested watersheds. The purpose of this research was to compare trapped sediment and forestry best management practice (BMP) effectiveness from haul road stream crossing approaches and ditches. The three studies in this …

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  2. Sediment Delivery from Reopened Forest Roads at Stream Crossings in the Virginia Piedmont Physiographic Region, USA

    … surface runoff and erosion from forest roads at stream crossings are critical for the protection of aquatic ecosystems in forests. In this research, annual and event-based sediment delivery rates were estimated for reopened legacy roads at forest stream crossings in the Virginia Piedmont …

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  3. Efficacy of operational stream crossing best management practices on truck roads and skid trails in the Mountains, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain of Virginia

    … goals are to compare BMP implementation at stream crossings by region and road type in Virginia and to quantify effectiveness of BMPs by developing hypothetical upgrades and determining upgrade costs. Stream crossings (75 truck, 79 skidder) sampled for BMP implementation were on operational …

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  4. The Effects of Stream Crossings and Associated Road Approaches on Water Quality in the Virginia Piedmont

    Stream crossings are an integral component of forest road systems that provide access for timber harvesting and silvicultural activities. Stream crossings and their associated approaches are often the most critical point of concern for water quality along forest roads. Several types of crossings …

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