2004 Water Policy Forum Proceedings

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2004 Water Policy Forum Proceedings (1.33MB)
Abstracts (39K)

Presentations

The Christina - Delaware's Forgotten River, Kevin Donnelly (1.31MB)
The Christina Basin - USEPA Watershed Initiative No.1 Ranked Watershed in the USA, Larry Merrill (21K)

Panel 1 - The Christina Basin Scorecard
Stream Bacteria DNA Analysis: Man or Fowl, Sam Myoda (1.6MB)
At the Fall Line: Geology, Baseflows in the Christina Basin, John Talley (1.9MB)
The Christina Basin Report Card, Sara Wozniak (56K)
Trends in Watershed Imperviousness, Kevin Vonck (12MB)

Panel 2 - Smartyards and Social Attitudes
Christina Basin Smartyards Program, John Harrod (2.2MB)
Social Attitudes Towards Stream Buffers, Dr. Janet Johnson (325K)
The Role of Nonprofit Groups in the Christina Basin, Martha Corrozi (1MB)

Panel 3 - Views from the Headwaters
Playing the Hand You're Dealt: Optimizing the Utility of Analog Data-- A Case Study, Andrew Homsey (4.5MB)
Chester County Agriculture Conservation Projects, Daniel Greig (2MB)

Panel 4 - Hands Across the Watershed
Brandywine Valley Association, Bob Struble
Red Clay Valley Association, Jim Jordan
White Clay Creek Wild and Scenic River Committee, Linda Stapleford (5MB)
The Christina Conservancy, Ned Cooch

The History of the Christina Basin - George Washington Slept Here, Jerry Kauffman (4MB)



2004 Delaware Water Policy Forum
Sponsored by:
Delaware Water Resources Center
Institute for Public Administration
Water Resources Agency
University of Delaware
Delaware Geological Survey
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control