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Explore our list of recommended reading and links for more information on the Ohio River Bioregion.

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In addition to the many links that appear throughout this issue, we have gathered the following recommended resources on the Ohio River Bioregion. They include web sites, recommended reading material, relevant news items and general environmental news links.

LINKS

The 3 Rivers Wet Weather Demonstration Program

American Rivers 

End Mountain Top Removal Action and Resource Center 

Illinois Department of Natural Resources

Indiana Department of Natural Resources

Indiana Waterways

Kentucky Department for Natural Resources

Kentucky Waterways Alliance

Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District  

Maryland Department of Natural Resources 

The Nature Conservancy, Green River Bioreserve

The Nature Conservancy, Darby Creek Watershed

The Nature Conservancy, Clinch River

The Ohio River Foundation

Ohio Department of Natural Resources 

Ohio EPA 

The Ohio Environmental Council

Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and Education

Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition

Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources 

Pennsylvania Environmental Council

Rivers Institute at Hanover College 

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation

Tennessee Valley Authority

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District 

U.S. EPA Region 3: Nonpoint Source Pollution 

USGS Real Time Stream Kentucky Stream Flow Data 

USGS Real Time Stream Ohio Stream Flow Data 

USGS Real Time Stream West Virginia Stream Flow Data 

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s Ohio River Valley Ecosystem (ORVE) Team

West Virginia Division of Natural Resources 

West Virginia Rivers Coalition 

READING

Braun, E.L. 1950. Deciduous Forests of Eastern North America. New York: Hafner Publishing.

Martin, W.H., S.G. Boyce and A.C. Echternacht (eds.) 1993. Biodiversity of the Southeastern United States: Upland Terrestrial Communities. New York; John Wiley. (Dr. Martin particularly recommends chapters 1-3.) 

Martin, W.H., S.G. Boyce and A.C. Echternacht (eds.) 1993. Biodiversity of the Southeastern United States: Lowland Terrestrial Communities. New York; John Wiley.

Hackney, C.T., M. Adams and W.H. Martin (eds.) 1993. Biodiversity of the Southeastern United States: Aquatic Communities. New York; John Wiley.

(Dr. Martin particularly recommends chapters 1-5; 11.)

Hedeen, Stanley, 1994. The Mill Creek: An Unnatural History of an Urban Stream. Blue Heron Press.

Combined Sewer Regulation and Management a Manual of Practice

First American West: The Ohio River Valley 1750-1820 

Diatoms of the upper Ohio River Basin and Selected Tributaries: Atlas of Species and their roles in river ecology

Ohio River Mainstem Systems Study

What are combined sewers and combined sewer overflows? 

The Cost of Coal 

National Watersheds: The Ohio River Basin 

 The Ohio River Valley: Nerve center of the Commonwealth plays big role in nation’s economy

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