A revegetation manual for alaska

Alaska Department of Fish and Game April Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Sport Fish Original Technical Report No. March Authors: Gay Muhlberg, Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game Nancy Moore, Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources Illustrations by Frances Inoue, Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game W A T E R S H E D F O R U M K E N. This manual describes methods to revegetate subarctic sites with native plants. The information is based on 20 years of research and revegetation projects in Denali National Park and Preserve and other Alaskan sites. The manual summanzes information about subarctic ecosystems and discusses using this information to evaluate disturbed sites and plan revegetation projects. @MISC{Revegetation08by, author = {Alaska A Revegetation and Manual For Alaska and Stoney J. Wright and Peggy Hunt}, title = {By}, year = {}} Share. OpenURL. Abstract. This manual is created to help those involved in revegetation efforts select appropriate seed mixes and, to some degree, methods for.

Alaska's revegetation and restoration practitioners and seed producers can utilize this tool to plan projects with the best material and practices available. As of , the manual is firmly founded on the author's twenty-eight years of experience with revegetation with native seed at the Alaska Plant Materials Center. The Revegetation Manual for Alaska, prepared by the Plant Materials Center (Palmer), can provide information about other possible seed sources. Although the commercially available grasses have been cultivated from species native to northern Alaska, these species are not dominant in undisturbed tundra communities. Alaska Department of Fish and Game April Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Sport Fish Original Technical Report No. March Authors: Gay Muhlberg, Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game Nancy Moore, Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources Illustrations by Frances Inoue, Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game W A T E R S H E D F O R U M K E N.

Alaska, to produce this reference. This manual is intended to allow engineers and land managers flexibility and discretion in selecting proven techniques and materials for revegetation, vegetative erosion control and reclamation of disturbed land. The manual will also address limited landscaping practices associated with lawns and other. Alaska’s revegetation and restoration practitioners and seed producers can utilize this tool to plan projects with the best material and practices available. As of , the manual is firmly founded on the author’s twenty-eight years of experience with revegetation with native seed at the Alaska Plant Materials Center. Alaska’s revegetation and restoration practitioners and seed producers can utilize this tool to plan projects with the best material and practices available. As of , the hard copy of the manual is firmly founded on the author’s twenty-nine.