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Index
ABOUT ISLAND PRESS ABOUT ANDROPOGON ASSOCIATES Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION - Making a Habit of Restoration PART I - The Forest Today
CHAPTER 1 - A Landscape Overview
Tropical Forest Temperate Forest Boreal Forest Grassland Landscapes in Transition
CHAPTER 2 - The Once and Future Forest
Islands of Forests
CHAPTER 3 - Fragmentation
Edges Instead of Patches Fragmented Migrations Barriers Created by Fragmentation Disrupted Water Systems Isolated by Exotics Isolated by Development
CHAPTER 4 - Succession and Recruitment
The Process of Succession The Recruitment Process
CHAPTER 5 - Water Systems
The Changing Water Cycle Stormwater Mismanagement
CHAPTER 6 - Terrain Modification
Soil Compaction and Loss of Topsoil Fill Clearcutting and Agriculture Soil Degradation
CHAPTER 7 - Invasive Exotics
Mechanisms of Invasion Our Role in Alien Invasions Genetic Consequences Controlling Exotic Introductions
CHAPTER 8 - Opportunistic Natives
The Supercompetitor
CHAPTER 9 - Wildlife Impacts
Imbalanced Populations Impacts of Single-Species Management Animal Invaders Modified Native Species Changing Plant Communities Whole Systems Management
CHAPTER 10 - Use, Misuse, and Mismanagement
Off-Trail Use Landscape Mismanagement
CHAPTER 11 - Atmospheric Change
Local and Global Impacts Changing Types of Impacts Acid Rain and More Reduced Lignin Altered Competition Soil Changes Eutrophication of the Landscape Nitrogen Loads in Wetlands Global Warming and Ozone Depletion
PART II - The Restoration Process
CHAPTER 12 - Restoration in Theory and Practice
“Developmental” Restoration,
CHAPTER 13 - Community-Based Education, Planning, and Monitoring
Consensus Planning Regional Environmental Education Local Knowledge The Role of Monitoring Before You Begin Your Project Complying with Legislation and Other Requirements Associating Your Group with Another Organization Learning More
CHAPTER 14 - Restoration at the Macro Level
Ecosystem Health Pattern and Scale Bioreserves Natural Systems within the Developed Landscape Guidelines for Protecting and Reestablishing Landscape-Scale Linkages
CHAPTER 15 - Managing with Succession
Mechanisms of Succession Arresting, Accelerating, or Altering the Course of Succession Successional Landscape Types Woodlands and Forests Working with Succession Changing Management Direction The Role of Wildfire and Prescribed Burning Monitoring Succession
CHAPTER 16 - Restoring Natural Water Systems
Strategies for Restoring Hydrologic Patterns
CHAPTER 17 - Soil as a Living System
The Soil Food Web Damaged Soil Systems Building Soil Systems Management to Foster Fungi and Other Forest Organisms Soil Protection and Restoration During Construction
CHAPTER 18 - Plants for Restoration
Working with the System Wild-Collected Plants Extraordinary Efforts, Positive Results The Role of Nurseries Changing Markets The Home Gardener
CHAPTER 19 - Living with Wildlife
Fostering Continuity and Reducing Barriers Enhancing the Landscape for Selected Species New Habitat Opportunities Conflicts with Wildlife The White-Tailed Deer Dilemma Overall Guidelines for a Deer Management Program
CHAPTER 20 - The North Woods of Central Park
A Participatory Process Developmental Process Prioritizing Local Damage Control Building Local Expertise Providing Appropriate Access Creating Positive Uses The Ramble Project A Monitored and Documented Process Enhancing Recruitment
PART III - Management Manual
CHAPTER 21 - Monitoring and Management
The Restoration Team The Site Database and Management Log Landscape Restoration Models Damage Control and Periodic Site Reviews Some Considerations in Monitoring Monitoring Altered Succession
CHAPTER 22 - Ground Stabilization and Soil Building
Providing Appropriate Access Guidelines for Access Temporary Access Minimizing Disturbance Retaining Stormwater Removing Fill and Debris Stabilizing Slopes and Gullies Replacing and Amending Soils Repairing Compacted Soils Stabilizing the Surface Managing Dead Wood and Brush
CHAPTER 23 - Controlling Invasives
Identifying Species of Concern and Patterns of Infestation Developing a Management Strategy for Invasive Exotics Control Techniques Removing Specific Plants Broad-Scale Actions Directed Toward the Whole Landscape
CHAPTER 24 - Planting
Guidelines for Reestablishing a Forest’s Structure and Composition Planting Methods and Strategies Fertilizing and Pruning Propagation, Transplanting, and Collecting Exclosures
CHAPTER 25 - Meadow Management
Herbaceous Landscape Types Mowing Selective Removals Herbicide Management Prescribed Burning Managed Grazing Grassland Establishment and Management Savanna Restoration
AFTERWORD SOURCES CITED APPENDIX A - Species List APPENDIX B - Invasive Exotics of the Eastern Forest CREDITS INDEX ISLAND PRESS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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