The Need for Stream Vegetated Buffers [electronic Resource] : What Does the Science Say? 2008 Part 2
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This table gives the average vegetative buffer width recommended for fish and aquatic habitats using all studies found in Appendix 1. Where studies reported a range of values, the median of that range was used to calculate the average (mean) buffer width. Because each habitat component plays a critical role in the health of aquatic habitat, the overall recommendation to maintain fish and aquatic habitat is the largest distance needed by any one habitat component: approximately 150 feet is neede...d to maintain large woody debris recruitment and scientific stud- ies recommend that vegetative buffers should include the 100-year floodplain whenever possible.
Purpose of Vegetated Buffer Average Stream Buffer Width Number of Studies Used in Calculating Desired Buffer Width Erosion control 100-year floodplain, but at least 100 feet Review article conclusion (Wengeri999) Flood control, includes channel migra- tion ability 100-year floodplain Review article conclusion (Castelleet al 1994) Road Construction 150 feet 1 Large Woody Debris 155 feet 14 WaterTemperature Control 77 feet 15 Fish Habitat and Invertebrates 110 feet 20 Stream Buffer Width Needed for Fish and Aquatic Habitat 155 feet or 100-year floodplain, whichever is greatest Scientific Recommendations on the Size of Stream Vegetated Buffers Needed to Protect Fish and Aquatic Habitat Appendix I.
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This table gives the average vegetative buffer width recommended for fish and aquatic habitats using all studies found in Appendix 1. Where studies reported a range of values, the median of that range was used to calculate the average (mean) buffer width. Because each habitat component plays a critical role in the health of aquatic habitat, the overall recommendation to maintain fish and aquatic habitat is the largest distance needed by any one habitat component: approximately 150 feet is neede...d to maintain large woody debris recruitment and scientific stud- ies recommend that vegetative buffers should include the 100-year floodplain whenever possible.
Purpose of Vegetated Buffer Average Stream Buffer Width Number of Studies Used in Calculating Desired Buffer Width Erosion control 100-year floodplain, but at least 100 feet Review article conclusion (Wengeri999) Flood control, includes channel migra- tion ability 100-year floodplain Review article conclusion (Castelleet al 1994) Road Construction 150 feet 1 Large Woody Debris 155 feet 14 WaterTemperature Control 77 feet 15 Fish Habitat and Invertebrates 110 feet 20 Stream Buffer Width Needed for Fish and Aquatic Habitat 155 feet or 100-year floodplain, whichever is greatest Scientific Recommendations on the Size of Stream Vegetated Buffers Needed to Protect Fish and Aquatic Habitat Appendix I.
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