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CONTENTS:
PUBLISHED PRESENTATIONS
UNPUBLISHED PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
- AS PUBLISHED IN THE PROCEEDINGS
Preface
Acknowledgement
Part I. Symposium Plenary Session
Part II. Vegetation Management
Part III. Corridors
Part IV. Project Planning
Part V. Cultural
Part VI. Wildlife
Part VII. Biodiversity
Part VIII. Geographic Information Systems
Part IX. Wetlands
Part X. Soils
Part XI. Pesticides
Part XII. Aquatic Life
Part XIII. Public Participation
Part XIV. Regulatory Compliance
PREFACE
The Seventh International Symposium on Environmental Concerns
in Rights-of-Way Management follows a series begun at Mississippi
State University, Mississippi in 1976 and subsequently held at Ann
Arbor, Michigan, USA in 1979; San Diego, Calfiornia, USA in 1982;
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA in 1987; Montréal, Québec,
Canada in 1993; and New Orleans, Louisiana, USA in 1997. The Symposium
was organized by a steering committee composed of representatives
from industries, agencies, and universities concerned with research
and management of electric, pipeline, railroad, and highway rights-of-way.
The purpose of this Symposium was to achieve
a better understanding of the current and emerging environmental
issues related to rights-of-way management by sharing environmental
research and practical experience throughout the world. The
symposium
atttracted 460 registrants from 22 countries, giving it a truly
international flavor. The symposium commenced with introductory
addresses: one by Chief Roy Whitney of the Tsuu T'ina people, a
part of the Dene Nations and by Dr. Dale Arner, Professor
Emeritus
at Mississippi State University. Dr. Brian
Bietz,
member
of the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, gave a keynote address.
Following Dr. Bietz's address a lively panel discussion was held
on the "Corridor
Concept Revisited: Multiple Rights-of-Way." Symposium
sessions focused on Vegetation Management; Project Management;
Cultural;
Wildlife; Biodiversity; Geographic Information Systems; Wetlands;
Soils; Aquatic Life; Public Participation; and Regulatory
Compliance
where more than 110 papers were given, of which 100 peer-reviewed
papers appear in these proceedings.
The Eighth International Symposium on Environmental
Concerns in Rights-of-Way Management will be held in Saratoga
Springs,
New York, during September 12-16, 2004. Dr. Arner started this
series of symposia in 1976 and was named Honorary Chairman of
the Calgary Symposium. See the Symposium web site at http://www.right-of-way-env.com
for updates and information on prior Symposia.
Part I. Symposium Plenary Session
- Plenary Session Opening
Remarks and Presentations
D. Mutrie and C. Guild
- Corridor Concept
Revisited: Multiple Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
A.F. Crabtree III
Part II. Vegetation Management
- Integrated
Vegetation Management - The Exploration of a Concept to Application
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
K. McLoughlin
- Integrated
Vegetation Management on Electrical Transmission Rights-of-Way
Using Herbicides: Treatment Effects Over Time [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
B.D. Ballard, C.A. Nowak, L.P.
Abrahamson, E.F. Neuhauser, and K.E. Finch
- Versatile
Plant for Multiple Use on Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.H. Arner and J.C. Jones
- Reducing
Maintenance Costs using Integrated Vegetation Management on Electric
Utility Transmission Lines in British Columbia [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T.C. Wells, K.D., Dalgarno, and R. Read
- Tree,
Shrub, and Herb Succession and Five Years of Management Following
the Establishment of a New Electric Transmission Right-of-Way
through a Mixed Woodland [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R.A. Johnstone, M.R. Haggie,
and H.A. Allen, Jr.
- Gray Birch Ecology
on an Electric Powerline Right-of-Way in
Upstate New York [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.A. Nowak, B.D. Ballard and E. O'Neill
- Evaluating
Native Shrub Plantings as a Control for Tall-Growing Woody Tree
Species in Powerline Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M.H. Wolfe, N.S. Nicholas, A.K. Rose, P.A. Mays, T.A. Wojtalik
and K.D. Choate
- Planting Shrubs
for the Creation of Sustainable Power Line Rights-of-Way (ROW)
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R.F. Young and E.J. Glover
- Selecting Herbaceous
Plant Covers to Control Tree Invasion in Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. de Blois, J. Brisson and A. Bouchard
- Systematic Method
for Forest Vegetation Management in the Rights-of-Way (ROW)
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Arévalo-Camacho, J. Roig-Solés, L. González
Cantalapiedra, C. Morla Juaristi, F. Gómez Manazaneque,
E. Bermejo Bermejo, D. Galicia Herbada and F. Martínez
García
- Long-Term Vegetation
Development on Bioengineered Rights-of-Way Sites [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.F. Polster
- Summary
of the Mitigation Program for Rare Plant Populations along the
Portland Natural Gas Transmission System (PNGTS) and PNGTS/Maritimes
& Northeast Join Facilities Projects [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.R. Trettel, S.J. Lare adn B.M. Battaglia
-
Rights-of-Way Disturbances and Revegetation in Alpine Tundra:
An Evaluation of Natural Revegetation on Plateau Mountain, Alberta
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L.A. Van Ham and R.D. Revel
- Managing
the Green Heritage of Highways Rights-of-Way in Southern Québec:
A New Ecological Landscape Approach
[VIEW ABSTRACT]
Y. Bédard, D. Trottier, L. Bélanger, J.P. Bourassa,
N. Champagne, J. Gérin-Lajoie, G. Lacroix and E. Lévesque
- Roadside
Vegetation Management on Québec's Highways: A Visual Landscape
Monitoring Research Project [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. Poullauec-Gonidec, G. Domon, S. Paquette and C. Montpetit
- Natural
Regeneration on a Pipeline Right-of-Way in the Borel Forest of
West-Central Saskatchewan [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
E. Ealey and J. Virgl
- Rare
Plant Impact Mitigation for the Alliance Pipeline Project
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
G. Fryer, G. Dunn and P. Anderson
- Automating
Monitoring and Management of Roadside Vegetation
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
N.P. Cain, K. McKague, L.A.Kingston and S. Struger
- Highway
Rights-of-Way as Rare Plant Restoration Habitat in Coastal Virginia
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P.M. Sheridan and N. Penick
Part III. Corridors
- Co-Location
of
Linear Facilities: Realistic Opporutnity or Unrealistic Expectation
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.F. Jenkins
- Saturation
Threshold in a Multi-Pipeline Corridor Expansion Project
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Nixon, A. Jalbert, K. Etherington, T. Bossenberry and D. Clark
- Cumulative
Effects Assessment and Linear Corridors: The Representative Areas
Approach [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T. Antoniuk
- Pipeline
Projects and Cumulative Effects Assessment Issues [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.G. Finley and R.D. Revel
- Innovative
Co-Location of Telecommunications Facilities within Existing Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.M. Rinebold, J.M. Donaldson and M.F. Kohler
- Practical
Approach to Assessing Cumulative Effects for Pipelines
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
G. Hegmann, R. Eccles and K. Strom
- Managing
Environmental Compliance on Linear Construction projects: Strategies
for Success
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.
Battey
- Environmental
Management System Challenge with Linear Facilities [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P.G.
Prier, D.S. Eusebi and D.P. Wesenger
- Planning
and Performance of Wildlife Crossing Structures in a Major Transportation
Corridor [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
A.P.
Clevenger, J. Wierzchowski and N. Waltho
Part IV. Project Planning
- CanCommit©:
A computerized Commitment Database for Pipeline Construction and
Operations [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M.
Pockar, P. Aderson and T. Antoniuk
- Right-of-Way
Environmental Stewardship Bibliographic Database [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S.M.
Tikalsky and J.W. Goodrich-Mahoney
Part V. Cultural
- Off
Right-of-Way Mitigation of Archaeological Sites: A Pipeline Case
Study from Pennsylvania [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.D.
Bloemker
Part VI. Wildlife
- Rights-of-Way
Management in Support of Biological Conservation [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
V.
Schaefer
- Wildlife
Use of Riparian Vegetation Buffer Zones in High Voltage Powerline
Rights-of-Way in the Québec Boreal Forest [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
F. Bélisle, G.J. Doucet and Y. Garant
- Endangered
and Threatened Species and ROW Vegetation Management [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
K. McLoughlin
- Evaluation
of Wildlife Habitat Suitability in an Herbicide-Treated Utility
Right-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.D. Lanham and J.E. Simmons III
- Butterflies
and Skippers in Utility Rights-of-Way in the Upper Piedmont of
South Carolina [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.D. Lanham and M.J. Nichols
- Karner
Blue Butterfly Habitat Restoration on Pipeline Right-of-Way in
Wisconsin [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
F. Lowell and S. Lounsbury
- Effects
of Powerline Right-of-Way Vegetation Management on Avian Communities
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.S. Marshall, L.W. VanDruff, S. Shupe adn E. Neuhauser
- Fragmentation
Effects Caused by a Power Line Right-of-Way on a Mid-Elevation
Forest Bird Community in Central Colombia
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L. Rosselli and S. De La Zerda
- Management,
Vegetative Structure and Shrubland Birds of Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. L. Confer
-
Deer Browse Monitoring in a Reconstructed
120 kV Powerline Right-of-Way after an Ice Storm
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
G.J. Doucet and E.R. Thompson
- Mitigating
the Impacts of Electric Facilities to Birds [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.M. Bridges and T.R. Anderson
- Mitigating
Collision of Birds Against Transmission Lines in Wetland Areas
in Colombia, by Marking the Ground Wire with Bird Flight Diverters
(BFD) [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. De La Zerda and L. Rosselli
- Relationships
Between Wing Morphology and Behavioral Responses to Unmarked Power
Transmission Lines [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M.R. Crowder and O.E. Rhodes, Jr.
- Developing
a Species at Risk Conservation Plan: The Thicksilver Pipeline
Experience
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
A.J. Kennedy
- Threatened
and Endangered Species: A Case Study of the Maritimes & Northeast
Natural Gas Pipeline in Maine
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M. Lychwala, M. Tyrell and G. McLachlan
- Response
of Bird Communities to Pipeline Rights-of-Way in Southern Alberta
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
W. Fleming and. F.K.A. Schmiegelow
- Ground-Squirrel
Re-colonization of a Pipeline Right-of-Way in Southern Alberta
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R.D. Lauzon, S.D. Grindal and G.E. Hornbeck
- Highway
Improvements to Minimize Environmental Impacts within the Canadian
Rocky Mountain National Parks [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T.M. McGuire and J.F. Morrall
- Responses
of Mountain Caribou to Linear Features in a West-Central Alberta
Landscape [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. Oberg, C. Rohner and F.K.A. Schmiegelow
- Recruitment
of Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) to a Newly Constructed
Pipeline Corridor in Mississippi [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.P. Thomas
- Effects
of Brushmat/Corduroy Roads on Wetlands within Rights-of-Way after
Pipeline Construction
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.M. McMullen and S.D. Shupe
- Designing
Railroads, Highways and Canals in Protected Areas to Reduce Man-Elephant
Conflicts [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
A.P. Singh and S.M. Satheesan
Part VII. Biodiversity
- Environmental
Issues Associated with the Cuiabá Natural Gas Pipeline
in Bolivia
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
B.D. Barnett
- Direct
Relevance to the Natural Gas Industry of the Habitat Fragmentation
/ Biodiversity Issue Resulting from the Construction of New Pipelines
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R. Hinkle, S. Albrecht, E. Nathanson and J. Evans
- Management
of Native Prairie Fragments on Canadian Pacific Railway Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M. Bissonnette and S. Paradise
Part VIII. Geographic Information Systems
- Using
GIS Tools to Conduct Environmental and Asset Analyses Along Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
E. Alkiewicz, J. Wingfield, D. Frazier adn L. Khitrik
- Using
GIS to Support Environmental Stewardship Objectives in Maryland
Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M.T. Southernland, D.E. Strebel, A. Brindley, A.M. Perot, Jr.
and S.S. Patty
- Using
GIS for Rights-of-Way Vegetation Maintenance and Landowner Notification
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C. Nyrose and T. MacNeil
- GIS
as a Tool to Address Environmental Issues in Rights-of-Way Planning
and Management: The Example of Rural Road Networks
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.F. Jaarsma and G.P.A. Willems
- Innovative
Airborne Inventory and Inspection Technology for Electric Power
Line Condition Assessments and Defect Reporting [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M. Ostendorp
Part IX. Wetlands
- Identifying
Wetland Revegetation Goals in Pipeline Construction Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
B. Magdych
- Effects
of Soil Segregation Treatments on Revegetation of Wetlands Affected
by Pipeline Construction
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S.A. Compton, D.J. Santillo and P.G. Fellion
- Rapid
Approach to Required Post-Construction Wetland Vegetation Monitoring
after Pipeline Construction [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.R. Trettel and B.M. Battaglia
- Evaluating
the Effects of Muds on Wetlands from Horizontal Directional Drilling
(HDD) Within Natural Gas Transmission Line Rights-of-Way
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D. Cameron, C. Tammi, E. Steel, J. Schmidt and J. Evans
- A
Comparative Assessment of Horizontal Directional Drilling and
Traditional Construction Techniques for Wetland and Riparian Area
Crossings in Natural Gas Pipeline Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Hair, D. Cameron, C. Tammi, E. Steel, J. Schmidt and J. Evans
Part X. Soils
- Influences
of Soil Acidity Levels on Vegetative Reclamation and Wildlife
Habitat on Rights-of-Way Transecting Drastically-Disturbed Lands
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.C. Jones
- The
Union gas Crop Yield Monitoring Program: An Evaluation of Pipeline
Construction Practices on Agricultural Lands
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
E.E. Mackintosh, E.J. Mozuraitis and R.C. Rowland
- Repairing
Eroded Gas Lines [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S.D. Shupe
Part XI. Pesticides
- Human
Health Risk Assessment for the Use of Herbicides on Electric Utility
Rights-of-Way on the Allegheny National Forest, USA [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L.A. Norris, F. Dost and R. VanBossuyt Jr.
- Chondrostereum
purpureum: An Alternative to Chemical Herbicide Brush Control
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P.Y. de la Bastide, H. Zhu, G. Shrimpton, S.F. Shamount and W.E.
Hintz
- Risk
Analysis for Tree Growth Regulators (TGR) Used on Electric Utility
RIghts-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L.A. Norris, F. Dost, R. VanBossuyt Jr. and J. Jenkins
- Groundline
Decay Prevention without Toxic Materials [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C. Roper, F. Pfaender and J. Goodman
Part XII. Aquatic Life
- A
Performance Measurement Framework for Pipeline Water Crossing
Construction [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Reid, A. Jalbert, S. Metikosh and M. Bender
- Effects
of Pipeline Rights-of-Way on Fish Habitat at Two Alberta Stream
Crossings
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.M. Brown, R.D. Revel adn J.R. Post
- Effects
of Natural Gas Pipeline Water Crossing Replacement on the Benthic
Invertebrate and Fish Communities of Big Darby Creek, Ohio
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Reid, S. Stoklosar, S. Metikosh, J. Evans and T. Huffman
- Natural
Resources that May Be Affected if Your Horizontal Directional
Drill Fails: Open Cut Analysis of a Coastal Maine River [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P.D. Martin and M. Tyrell
- Evaluation
of Isolated Water Course Crossings during Winter Construction
along the Alliance Pipeline in Northern Alberta
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Reid and P.G. Anderson
- Methods
and Results of A Comprehensive Monitoring Program to Document
Turbidity and Suspended Sediment Generated During Pipeline Construction
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.R. Trettel, S.A. Compton and D.J. Santillo
- Theoritical
Modelling of Suspended Sediment, Turbidity Dynamics and FIshery
Impacts during Pipeline Construction across Streams [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
H.W. Harper and R. Trettel
- An
Investigation into the influence of Marine Pipelines and Cables
on Benthic Ecology and Biodiversity
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R.G. Glaholt, M. Nunas and S. Ong
- Evaluation
of Low Technology Large Woody Debris as a Technique to Augment
Fish Habitat in Streams Crossed by Transmission Corridors
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
G.C. Scarborough and T. Robertson
Part XIII. Public Participation
- Right-of-Way
Communication Strategies [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T.L. Vierima and J.W. Goodrich-Mahoney
- Infographic
Simulations usign Photographs as a Method to Gain Greater Social
Acceptance for Projected Lines and Substations
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Roig Solés, L. Gonzáles Cantalapiedra, R. Arranz
Cuesta and J. Arevalo Camacho
- Public-Private
Cooperation in Electric Transmission Line Siting, The Dorchester
to Quincy Cable Project: A Case Study [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
F.P. Richards, F.S. Smith, J. Amodeo and M. Mills
Part XIV. Regulatory Compliance
- Recent
Advances in Evaluating, Selecting and Training Environmental Inspectors
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L. Curthoys
- Emergency
Transmission Line Repair and Reinforcement Project: Environmental
Management Overview
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
F. Berry, L. Caldwell, C. Hiebert and B. Poirier
- Comparison
of Canadian and US Regulatory Review Processes
for the Alliance Pipeline [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
H. R. Heffler
- 'Facts'
Point to Reduced ROW Land Use Projections [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Patty, A. Cressman and D.L. Kowalczyk
- FERC
Regulated Third-Party Compliance Monitoring and Variance Request
Program - A Case Study during Construction of the Alliance Pipeline
Project
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.J. Lake and H. Heffler
- Electronic
Reporting as a Tool to Effectively Manage Compliance During Pipeline
Construction [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.J. Lake, E. Dolezal and T. Antoniuk
- The
Value of a Third Party Inspection Program During the Construction
of Natural Gas Pipelines in Maine [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
L. Kokemuller
- The
Implementation of an Environment Management System for Distribution
Pipeline Construction
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M. Buszynski
- Managing
the Variance Process - Evaluation of Strategies Utilized on Two
Major Pipeline Projects [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Craycroft, G. Mclachlan and M. Tyrell
- Electronic
Reporting for Environmental Inspection [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M. Pockar, P. Anderson, J. Myhre and E. Dolezal
- Operation
and Maintenance Activities on Federal Lands: The Great Lakes /
Hiawatha National Forest Experience
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. W. Muehlhausen and F.J. Kott
- The
Iroquois Pipeline Operating Company Environmental Compliance Program
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
K.C. Owen and J.T. Barnes
- Variability
in Avoiding Impacts on Endangered Species: The Sault Looping Project
Experience [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T.A. Mattson and F.J. Kott
- Husky
Moose Mountain Pipeline
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.J. Engstrom and G.M. Goulet
- Development
of Pipeline Reclamation Criteria for Alberta [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
A.W. Fedkenheuer, W.W. Pettapiece, J.D. Burke and L.A. Leskiw
UNPUBLISHED PRESENTATIONS
The following presentation
were made at the Symposium but are not published in the Proceedings.
In most cases, authors may be contacted directly at the e-mail
address
indicated in the abstract.
- A
Partnership in Bird Conservation
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
Allan Chan-Mcleod
- Archaeological
Experience with Rights-of-Way in the Northwest Plains
S. Lunn
- Bonneville
Power Administration - Transmission System Vegetation
Management Program, Environmental Impact Statement,
August 1999 [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
W. Erickson
- Burrowing
Owl Monitoring in Vicinity of the Alliance Pipeline
During Construction
S. Faminow
- CROSSINGTM:
Stream Crossing Decision Support System [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Reid, M. Bender, S. Metikosh and B. Zelt
- Delineating
the Zone of Topsoil Disturbance Around Buried Utilities
on Agricultural Land [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R.A. McBride and J.L. Ivey
- Design,
Construction and Cost Implications Associated with
Wetland Mitigation for Corridor Projects in the Mid-Western
US [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. Evanoff and A. Kline
- Distribution
and Abundance of Small Mammals Along a Twin 315 kV Powerline
Right-of-Way in the Boreal Forest [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C. Fortin and J. Doucet
- East
Kentucky Power Herbicide Environmental Assessment - Daniel
Boone National Forest [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Hohman
- Entomological
Communities of Three Landscapes Along Highway Rights-of-Way
of Southern Québec: Effect of Mowing Frequency on
Insects Abundance and Diversity [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
N. Champagne and J.P. Bourassa
- Environmental
Considerations and Federal Pipeline Regulatory Decisions
in Canada [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R. D. Revel
- Evaluating
Right-of-Way Best management Practices for Stream and Wetland
Road Crossings.
B. Magdych and C. Forest.
- Highway
Rights-of-Way as Rare Plant Restoration Habitat in
Coastal Virginia [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. Sheridan
- Integrated
Database Strategies for Wetland and Soil Resource
Assessment [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J.L. Arndt, D.L. Krieger and M.E. Timpson
- Integrated
Pipeline Planning in Thailand: Environmental, Socio-Economic
and Public Consultation Considerations [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D. Kerr, R. Shaw and C. Guild
- Integrated
Resource Management for Electric Utility Transmission Rights-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
D.Baker, J. Scouras and J. Harriman
- Integrating
Information Management Technology for More Efficient Rights-of-Way
Siting, Design and Management [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
T. Gale
- Manitoba
Hydro's Forest Enhancement Program - Four Years Later [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
W. Munro
- Marsh
Resources Meadowlands Mitigation Bank - Successful
Salt Marsh Restoration Through Mitigation Banking [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
R. Mogensen
- Model Class
Screening Reports for the Development of New Transmission
Rights-of-Way on Indian Reserves Throughout Alberta - A
Co-operative Development [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. McLaughlin
- Pipeline Rights-of-Way Best Management
Practices Project [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.L. Forrest, P.E., S. Moorhouse and J. Evans
- Plant
Diversity in Highway Rights-of-Way of Southern
Québec in Relation to Land Use and Mowing Intensity [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Gérin-Lajoie and E. Lévesque
- Planting
Trees on Difficult R/W Soils: The Environmental Benefits
[VIEW
ABSTRACT]
H.A. Holt, R.L. MacKenzie and R.D. Dirks
- Rapid and Efficient Wetland Delineation
Along Pipeline Corridors Using Integrated Technologies [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
M.E. Timpson, J.L. Arndt, S.A. Krych and D.L. Krieger
- Reconciling Aboriginal
and Industrial Interests in Right-of-Way Management
E. Mohun
- Reducing
Herbicide Use with Machine Vision [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
H.A. Holt, R.D. Dirks, R.L. MacKenzie,
T.N. Jordan and F. Whitford
- Social Vegetation Management On Powerline
Corridors: Is this to Be Our Future? Are We Already There? [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
C.A. Nowak
- The Motorway's Green Zones - New Habitats
in Landscape Ecology [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
H. Coumoul
- The Use of Vetiver Grass System for
Erosion Control and Slope Stabilization Along the Yadana
Gas Pipeline Right-of-Way [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
S. Tansamrit
- The
Value of Natural Resource Specialists in the Construction
of Natural Gas Pipeline [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
G. Paquette, M. Tyrrell, S. Craycroft and G. McLachlan
- Use
of Remote Sensing Data in Corridor Studies
J. Finnigan
- Watercourse
Crossing Handbook Prepared by the Canadian Pipeline Water
Crossing Committee [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
P. Fothergill, J. Anderson, R. Williams and T. Antoniuk
- Where
Corridors Meet Corridors - The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation
Initiative
B. Robinson
- Wildlife Habitat
Management on Electric Transmission Rights-of-Way - Interpreting
the Results of an International Survey [VIEW
ABSTRACT]
J. Harriman and K. Child
- Woodpecker Attack Wooden Poles
J. Doucet
 
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