Water quality monitoring in Washington's Timber/Fish/Wildlife program
Abstract The Timber, Fish, and Wildlife program (TFW) in Washington is a consensus approach to implementing reforms in forest practice regulations involving industrial timberland owners, state agencies, environmental groups, Indian tribes, and non-industrial forest landowners. A cooperative monitori...
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