References

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• Chet Edwards Visits the project
• Introduction
• Background of Juniperus ashei
• Water Quality
• Water Quality Evaluation
• Project Benefits, Goals, and Objectives
• TASK 1: Project Management and Coordination
• TASK 2: Monitor Water Quality Effects
• TASK 3: Data handling and analysis
• Coordination, Roles, and Responsibilities
• References
• Re-vegetation, March 2002

December 17, 2002
Dennis Hoffman, Project Leader