2010 Conference Proceedings
Posters and Presentations Related to:
Conservation Effects Assessment Program (CEAP)
For more information on CEAP, please visit the NRCS website.
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| Title | First Author | Affiliation |
| BMP Targeting using a Hydrologic Characterization Tool - Abstract- Presentation | Erin S. Brooks | University of Idaho |
| Calculation of optimal trade-offs between farm profit, water quality and fish diversity - Abstract - Presentation | Remegio Confesor | Oregon State University |
| Using aerial photography to measure impacts of in-stream and riparian area conservation best management practices - Abstract - Presentation | Douglas Jackson-Smith | Utah State University |
| CSREES-CEAP key Informant Results - Abstract - Presentation | A. E. Luloff | NC State University |
| Individual and Cumulative Impacts of Historical Conservation Practice Implementation on Water Quality in Cheney Lake Watershed (CEAP) - Abstract - Presentation | Nathan O. Nelson | Kansas State University |
| Developing Lessons Learned from the 13-CSREES CEAP Projects - Abstract - Presentation | Deanna Osmond | NC State University |
| Horse and Stable Owners in the Eagle Creek Watershed, Indiana: An Underserved Target Audience for Soil and Water Conservation - Abstract - Presentation | Linda Prokopy | Purdue University |
| The Georgia CEAP Project- What We Learned - Abstract - Presentation | George Vellidis | University of Georgia |
Symposium 9 - Evaluating the Effects of Conservation Practices on Watershed Health within the Biophysical Setting of a Grazing Land Watershed
Title |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Jim Dobrowolski |
USDA NIFA |
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Conceptualizing Watershed Health in a Salmon-Bearing Rangeland Watershed |
Linda Hardesty |
Washington State University |
Evaluating the Effects of Grazing Land Conservation Practices on Southwestern Watersheds |
Mitch McClaran |
University of Arizona |
Conservation Practices Assessment of the Lower Bad River Basin |
Alexander Smart |
South Dakota State University |
