Hydrologic Restoration of Peat Soils Handout

Hydrologic Restoration of Peat Soils Handout
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CART Case study handout

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Fact Sheet
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Large cypress trees emerging from open water
Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge contains some of the most important wildlife habitat in the mid-Atlantic region. At near 113,000 acres, the refuge is the largest intact remnant of a vast swamp that once covered more than one million acres.
National Wildlife Refuge
Suffolk,VA
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The Conservation and Adaptation Resources Toolbox logo which includes a butterfly flying over a stream with a fish in it. On the stream bank there are two trees and a windmill.
For over eight years, CART enhanced collaborative conservation efforts at all scales by facilitating issue-based, not geography-based, peer-to-peer knowledge sharing. By connecting hundreds of individuals from dozens of organizations across North America, CART helped bridge the gaps between work at...
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