Wetlands Program Technical Reports
The Wetlands Technical Reports were published from 1990-2002. Each report provides an in-depth review of one topic related to wetlands restoration, mitigation, regulations or management.
Submissions from 2002
A Summary of Methods for Controlling Phragmites australis, Libby Norris; James E. Perry; Kirk J. Havens; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 2001
VIMS Shoreline Permit Database Impacts and Alterations Impacts and Alterations Summary 1993- 2000, Thomas A. Barnard; Patty Clancy; Karen Duhring; Kirk J. Havens; Carl Hershner; Pamela Mason; David O'Brien; Walter L. Priest; William L. Roberts; Lyle M. Varnell; David Weiss; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Riparian Forest Buffer Restoration Targeting for the Rappahannock River Watershed, Anne Newsome; Carl Hershner; Dan Schatt; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Riparian Forest Buffer Restoration Targeting for the York River Watershed, Anne Newsome; Carl Hershner; Dan Schatt; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Riparian Restoration, Elizabeth M. Norris and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 2000
An Introduction to Wetland Seed Banks, Douglas A. DeBerry; James E. Perry; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Wetland Seed Banks: Research in Natural and Created Wetlands, Douglas A. DeBerry; James E. Perry; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1999
Remote Sensing of Natural Areas: Procedures and Considerations for Assessing Stress and Pollution, Jason Goldberg; James Perry; John Anderson; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Remote Sensing of Natural Areas: Procedures and Considerations for Assessing Vegetation Composition Change, Land Development, and Erosion, Jason Goldberg; James Perry; John Anderson; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Tulloch Ditching, Carl Hershner and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
VIMS Shoreline Permit Database Impacts and Alterations Summary 1988 - 1992, Walter I. Priest III; Lyle M. Varnell; Thomas A. Barnard; Julie G. Bradshaw; Kirk J. Havens; Carl Hershner; Pamela Mason; William L. Roberts; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1998
Public Policy: Integrated Approaches to Environmental Policy, Karla S. Havens and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1997
The Oldest Operating Wetland Mitigation Bank In The U.S. A Review of the Goose Creek Wetland Bank in Chesapeake, Virginia; It's Development and Utilization, Thomas A. Barnard Jr.; Carl Hershner; Megan Greiner; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1996
Methods of Risk Analysis: Traditional and Ecological Approaches, John Buie and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Plant Adaptations to Saturated Soils and the Formation of Hypertrophied Lenticels and Adventitious Roots in Woody Species, Kirk J. Havens and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Detritus: Mother Nature's Rice Cake, Pamela Mason; Lyle M. Varnell; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Advances in Wetland Status and Trends Monitoring Cumulative Error Comparisons, Stacie A.C. Nelson and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Restoration and Creation of Forested Wetlands: A Guide, Cathy Palmintier; Bonny Lee Appleton; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1995
Ecotourism: Tripping with Mother Nature, Jill Barnard and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Water!, Kirk J. Havens and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1994
Wetland Mitigation, Megan Greiner and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1993
Plowing Through the Muck: A Review Of Wetland Assessment I Evaluation Methods, Melissa Chaun and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
An Assessment of Aquatic Wildlife Utilization Between Created and Natural Tidal Salt Marshes, Kirk J. Havens; Lyle M. Varnell; and Virginia Instiute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Natural Resource Management in Coastal Virginia, Pamela Mason and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1992
Current Trends in Ecologic-Economic Valuation of Wetlands, Laura Mitchell and Laura Grignano
Field Testing the Proposed Federal Wetlands Delineation Manual, James E. Perry; Julie G. Bradshaw; Kirk J. Havens; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Tidal Freshwater Swamps of the Lower Chesapeake Bay, Richard D. Rheinhardt and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
The State of the Art in Wetlands Modeling: An Emphasis on Techniques and Technologies, William J. Seufzer and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1991
Coastal Resources and the Permit Process: Definitions and Jurisdictions, Julie G. Bradshaw and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Nontidal Wetland Functions and Values, Maryann Wohlgemuth and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Primary Producers and Decomposers of Intertidal Flats, Maryann Wohlgemuth and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Submissions from 1990
Compensatory Mitigation Within the Tidal Wetlands of Virginia, Thomas A. Barnard Jr.; Pamela Mason; and Virginia Instiute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Monitoring of Compliance with Permits Granted by Local Wetlands Boards, Julie G. Bradshaw and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Animals of Intertidal Sand and Mudflats, a Glance, Kirk J. Havens and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Cumulative Impacts of Shoreline Construction Activity on Tidal Wetlands in Virginia, Walter L. Priest; Kirk J. Havens; Thomas A. Barnard; Julie Bradshaw; Maryann Wohlgemuth; and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
Tidal Wetland Values, Maryann Wohlgemuth and Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Wetlands Program
