The only problem I have had with using pencils is that the writing often
does not photocopy very well.
Matt Buffington
Environmental Supervisor
IDNR, Division of Fish and Wildlife
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Several responders were interested in what responses I received.
Between FERC and the Office of Pipeline Safety (US DOT), I was hoping
I'd find something. Digging through FERC materials online provided 1)
upland erosion control, revegetation, and maintenance plan; and 2)
wetland and waterbody con
List:
Is any one aware of reports or any written material that discusses the
minimum right of way needed for buried pipelines? Usually, people will
ask for either a 20 foot or 50 foot easement. The project I am working
on involves a 42 inch natural gas pipeline with 3 feet of cover that
will trav
Don,
I'm certainly not an expert on this either but I believe some freshwater
mussels fit your scenario. Many have a specific fish host as glochidia
then become more generic filter feeders.
Matt Buffington, Statewide Environmental Biologist
Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources
Division of Fish and
Do/can universities ask questions about marital status and kids? When
I've been an interviewER, the committee was told such questions were not
allowable. As an interviewEE, I don't recall such questions but they
may have ocurred. A lot can be inferred during an interview, even more
during any ch
Perhaps I'm a bit naïve but I thought Irwin did a great job of showing the
audience a variety of wildlife, explaining it in simple terms, and showing
respect and enthusiasm regarding wildlife. I don't think wildlife biologists
were his intended audience. When my son was 5, he'd have his big ru
I'm curious if there are members on the list that are familiar with the =
stream bank stabilization technique of joint planting (inserting live =
stakes in riprap). I'm hoping this practice can be done along a couple =
streams here in Indiana but I'm not getting a great response. The sites =
are
---It appears, at least to this field ecologist, that we are practicing
behaviors aimed at improving the survival of a whole host of competing and
maybe even antagonistic gene sets. And most of us (but not all of us)
believe that is exactly what we should be doing. Where and how is natural
selecti
This is another very broad question that has been bothering me lately. =
Are there any current natural selective pressures on humans? I'd say =
this is mainly for developed countries. I see lots of people that are =
old enough to reproduce that never would have long ago. I hesisate to =
list th
