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• W270973586 abstract "The current management of roads on national forests, as well as, other public and private roads in forested areas across the United States are being reviewed. Along with public safety, a major concern is how roads impact riparian areas and wetland values such as animal populations and water quality. The effects of roads can directly and indirectly affect fish and wildlife species, some of them federally listed as threatened and endangered. Nationally there is an urgent need to communicate successful road restoration techniques and treatments (applicable to riparian areas and wetlands), and to promote the development and application of new technologies The U.S.D.A. Forest Service alone manages an estimated 611,534 km of classified roads. In recent years, forest service personnel have recognized how traditional road construction and maintenance practices can be detrimental to riparian areas. Our ability to best manage these areas continues to evolve as our understanding of the linkages between landscape processes and human perturbations expands. Resource managers working in interdisciplinary teams, have traced the sources of a variety of problems, such as decreased fish spawning habitat, back to roads and related features (i.e., surface treatments, culverts, and ditches). Working with road engineers, they have developed solutions to restore and enhance natural processes and functions to riparian ecosystems, and maintain road passage. Solutions to some road-related problems can be as simple as diverting surface runoff to the side of the road away from a bordering stream, thus reducing sediments deposited into the channel. Hardening of road surfaces can also reduce sediment detachment and movement. These techniques and others can hydrologically break the continuous flow paths of water and sediments, reduce the negative effects of roads on the environment, and in a sense make the impacts of roads on the environment seem invisible. USDA Forest Service engineers and scientists in partnership with other federal agencies (FHA, EPA, BLM, F&WS, NMFS, NRCS, BIA, ACOE) state agencies, and organizations such as Ducks Unlimited and Trout Unlimited are working together to protect, maintain, and restore riparian areas and wetlands influenced by roads in varied environments across the country. This partnership is formally known as the Riparian, Roads, Restoration Team. Through field evaluations, assessments, and literature reviews, over the past 18 months, this interdisciplinary team has identified, documented and developed a training program to communicate to others, successful, tested, experimental, and leading-edge technologies designed to restore and maintain riparian areas and wetlands. An overview of the findings of this committee will be given in this presentation. Additional information about Riparian, Roads, Restoration team related links are available on our website at: www.fs.fed.us/albuq/RRR.html." @default.
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• W270973586 title "Road technologies to maintain and restore riparian area functions" @default.
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