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Hardwood Reforestation for Wetland
Mitigation
March 26 - 27, 2002
NCSU McKimmon Center, Raleigh, NC
About the Instructors
Jim
Gregory is a Professor of Forestry at NC State University and
has over 25 years experience in teaching and research in watershed and
wetlands hydrology and forest water management. Dr. Gregory has extensive
experience in studying the hydrologic characteristics of different types
of forested wetlands in the Southeastern Coastal Plain and is knowledgeable
in the science of wetlands hydrology and wetlands soils. He is a Certified
Professional Soil Scientist and Professional Wetland Scientist.
jim_gregory@ncsu.edu
919-515-7567
Doug
Frederick is a Professor of Forestry at NC State University
where he teaches and conducts research in forestry and wetland restoration
and has been involved in several university-sponsored wetland mitigation
projects in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain of NC and private mitigation
banking projects in NC, NJ, VA, DE, TN, and WA.
doug_frederick@ncsu.edu
919-515-7788
Rick Hamilton is the Forestry
Department Extension Leader at NC State University. Rick has 23 years
experience assisting NC foresters and landowners with forest soils,
forestation, and vegetation control.
rick_hamilton@ncsu.edu
919-515-5574
Chuck
Davey is a Professor of Forestry at NC State University where
he specializes in soil microbiology and tree nutrition. His past research
has focused on the ecology of soil microorganisms in relation to soil-borne
diseases of vegetables. Recently his research has dealt mostly with
forest soils in nurseries, seed orchards, natural and plantation forests,
and agroforestry systems.
chuck_davey@ncsu.edu
919-515-7787
Ken Roeder is a Principal Environmental
Scientist with the Louis Berger Group, an Environmental Consulting Firm
with offices in Cary, NC. He is also an Assistant Adjunct Professor
at NC State University. Ken has over 23 years experience in environmental
consulting with experience in NEPA, wetland restoration, and ecology.
He is a Licensed Soil Scientist and Registered Forester.
kroeder@louisberger.com
919-467-3885 ex13
Case Studies
Case Study #1: Bogue
Sound Saltmash Resoration Project
Presented by Doug Frederick
Case Study #2: Scuppernong River Corridor
Forested Wetland
Mitigation Bank
Presented by Doug Frederick
Case Study #3: Wetland Restoration
for the Delaware Department of Transportation
Presented by Ken Roeder
Case Study #4: The North Carolina
Department of Transportation Compensatory Mitigation Program
The North Carolina Department of Transportation provides compensatory
wetland and stream mitigation by three methods; (1) an in-house program,
(2) payment into the North Carolina Wetlands Restoration Program, and
(3), a Full Delivery Program. The in-house program is comprised of mitigation
sites planned and constructed on properties acquired by the Department
and constitutes the majority of our wetland mitigation acreage. In specified
watersheds throughout the state, the Wetlands Restoration Program provides
all of the Department's compensatory stream and wetland mitigation at
a standard fee schedule. The Full Delivery Program consists of the acquisition
of compensatory mitigation that is planned, designed, constructed, and
monitored by a private firm on property acquired by that firm under
contract to the Department. Selected case studies of mitigation sites
from each of these methods will be reviewed.
Presented by David H. Schiller (Natural Systems Unit, North Carolina
Department of Transportation, Raleigh, NC 27611; email: dschiller@dot.state.nc.us)
See
the "Hardwood Reforestation for Wetland Mitigation" Brochure
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