Buffers for Clean Water and Habitat

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This document discusses riparian buffers and their benefits for water quality and habitat. It begins with an introduction and agenda, then discusses the benefits and barriers of buffers. It provides three case studies as short examples, including descriptions of the buffer types used, approaches taken, and results and lessons from each project at Cedar Creek, Pierceville Run and the Pecatonica River. The presentation concludes with considerations for buffer projects, and links to additional resources.

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Riparian Buffers for
Clean Water &  
Habitat:
An Introduction

Merritt Frey
Habitat Program Director
mfrey@rivernetwork.org
801-486-1224

AGENDA
Introduction
Benefits & barriers
3 short case studies
Questions & answers
Learning resources

Three Bs
Take home
4 cases
In-depth
Q&A
Resources

Intro
Two Bs
Examples

Carlson Creek – 8/1989

Q&A
Resources

Carlson Creek – 8/1993

Images: MIDEQ

Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources
Image: Iowa State

Benefits & barriers
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources
Images:
Innovationalberta.org
and NIWA

Pollution control
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: Wikimedia Commons/U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural
Resources Conservation Service

Wildlife habitat
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources
Image: Montana Audubon

Room to meander
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources
Image: SEWRPC

Flood protection
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: www.news.sun.perdue..edu

Image: www.unce.unr.edu

Others….
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Barriers to buffers
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Themes to consider
Intro

§  Remember the diversity of benefits. 

Two Bs

§  Be explicit about goals; tailor design
& implementation. 

Examples

§  Invest time in planning. 

Q&A

§  Understand buffers rarely stand
alone. 

Resources

§  Think about maintenance from go.  
§  Be creative for long-term protection.

Cedar Creek: Intro
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Muskegon River, Source: Wikipedia

Cedar Creek: Type
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Forested buffer, Source: USFS

Cedar Creek: Approach
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Cedar Creek: Results
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Treated
19% of the creek’s length
Created
11 acres of
forest
buffers

Planted
More  
than  
10,000
seedlings

Cedar Creek: Lessons
Intro

§ Think early about project partners.

Two Bs

§ Be creative when establishing
protection for restored buffers. 

Examples
Q&A
Resources

 

§ Building off an existing watershed plan
can help target key areas & practices. 
§ Good projects don’t always cost a
fortune.

Pierceville Run: Intro
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Pierceville Run: Type
Intro
Two Bs
Examples

Source: www.extension.umn.edu

Q&A
Resources

Source: PADEP

Pierceville Run: Approach
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Pierceville Run: Results
Intro
Two Bs

39%

sediment

39%

phosphorus

Examples
Q&A
Resources

Pierceville Run: Lessons
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

§  Think through how buffers mesh
with other restoration needs.  
§  Be flexible in how you prioritize
focus areas.  
§  Be smart about partnering – diverse
skills.  
§  Think about maintenance right from
the beginning.

Pecatonica: Intro
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: The Nature Conservancy

Pecatonica: Type
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: USGS

Pecatonica: Approach
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Images: The Nature Conservancy

Pecatonica: Results
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: The Nature Conservancy

Pecatonica: Lessons
§  Targeting may be
critical. 

Intro
Two Bs

§  Integrate uplands
and buffers.

Examples

§  Baseline data and
planning essential. 

Q&A
Resources
Image: The Nature Conservancy

§  Bringing resources
to the table
supports action.

Questions? Stories?
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

Image: River Restoration

Resources
Intro
Two Bs
Examples
Q&A
Resources

www.rivernetwork.org/buffertools 

§ 
§ 
§ 
§ 

More information on case studies
Additional case studies
Links to select technical information
Links specifically to more on the
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Buffers for Clean Water and Habitat

1. Riparian Buffers for Clean Water &   Habitat: An Introduction Merritt Frey Habitat Program Director mfrey@rivernetwork.org 801-486-1224

2. AGENDA Introduction Benefits & barriers 3 short case studies Questions & answers Learning resources

3. Three Bs Take home 4 cases In-depth Q&A Resources

4. Intro Two Bs Examples Carlson Creek – 8/1989 Q&A Resources Carlson Creek – 8/1993 Images: MIDEQ

5. Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: Iowa State

6. Benefits & barriers Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Images: Innovationalberta.org and NIWA

7. Pollution control Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: Wikimedia Commons/U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service

8. Wildlife habitat Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: Montana Audubon

9. Room to meander Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: SEWRPC

10. Flood protection Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: www.news.sun.perdue..edu Image: www.unce.unr.edu

11. Others…. Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

12. Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

13. Barriers to buffers Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

14. Questions?

15. Themes to consider Intro §  Remember the diversity of benefits.  Two Bs §  Be explicit about goals; tailor design & implementation.  Examples §  Invest time in planning.  Q&A §  Understand buffers rarely stand alone.  Resources §  Think about maintenance from go.   §  Be creative for long-term protection.

16. Cedar Creek: Intro Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Muskegon River, Source: Wikipedia

17. Cedar Creek: Type Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Forested buffer, Source: USFS

18. Cedar Creek: Approach Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

19. Cedar Creek: Results Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Treated 19% of the creek’s length Created 11 acres of forest buffers Planted More   than   10,000 seedlings

20. Cedar Creek: Lessons Intro § Think early about project partners. Two Bs § Be creative when establishing protection for restored buffers.  Examples Q&A Resources   § Building off an existing watershed plan can help target key areas & practices.  § Good projects don’t always cost a fortune.

21. Pierceville Run: Intro Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

22. Pierceville Run: Type Intro Two Bs Examples Source: www.extension.umn.edu Q&A Resources Source: PADEP

23. Pierceville Run: Approach Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources

24. Pierceville Run: Results Intro Two Bs 39% sediment 39% phosphorus Examples Q&A Resources

25. Pierceville Run: Lessons Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources §  Think through how buffers mesh with other restoration needs.   §  Be flexible in how you prioritize focus areas.   §  Be smart about partnering – diverse skills.   §  Think about maintenance right from the beginning.

26. Pecatonica: Intro Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: The Nature Conservancy

27. Pecatonica: Type Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: USGS

28. Pecatonica: Approach Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Images: The Nature Conservancy

29. Pecatonica: Results Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: The Nature Conservancy

30. Pecatonica: Lessons §  Targeting may be critical.  Intro Two Bs §  Integrate uplands and buffers. Examples §  Baseline data and planning essential.  Q&A Resources Image: The Nature Conservancy §  Bringing resources to the table supports action.

31. Questions? Stories? Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources Image: River Restoration

32. Resources Intro Two Bs Examples Q&A Resources www.rivernetwork.org/buffertools  §  §  §  §  More information on case studies Additional case studies Links to select technical information Links specifically to more on the Wisconsin Buffer Initiative.

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