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Source: Stream Corridor Restoration Manual

WATERSHED MANAGEMENT

Gilboa Falls

Watershed Master Planning Process Identify & Involve Stakeholders Explore Goals & Objectives Collect Existing Data Document Current Conditions Identify Problems & Issues Develop Future Vision & Specific Objectives Evaluate Alternatives & Strategies Prepare Implementation Plan

Typical Goals Physical Ecological Social Economic

Physical Goals Flood damage reduction In-stream flow maintenance Erosion control Sediment management Water quality Bank stability Groundwater

Ecological Goals Water quality Aquatic habitat Rare species Fish passage Wetlands Invasive species Diversity

Social goals Public access Recreation Education Historic preservation Infrastructure Water supply Emergency preparedness

Economic Goals Tourism Infrastructure Property values & damages Funding Commercial recreation Agriculture