Steve Nelle's Notes

Note 1 - Adoption of Riparian Buffers	Note 2 - Riparian Roots
Note 3 - Value of Willow Baccaharis	Note 4 - Barometers of the Land
Note 5 - Riparian Sponge - Bigger is Better	Note 6 - Water Sheds or Water Catchments?
Note 7 - Response to "Water Catchments"	Note 8 - Growing Riparian Emphasis
Note 9 - Ribbons of Gold	Note 10 - The Right Kinds of Riparian Plants
Note 11 - Losing Ground	Note 12 - Gaining Ground Through Good Land Stewardship
Note 13 - A Difficult Journey	Note 14 - Old Pick-up Trucks and Riparian Areas
Note 15 - Good Enough	Note 16 - Progress, Setbacks, and Interruptions
Note 17 - The Right Question	Note 18 - Finding the Right Parts
Note 19 - Learning from History	Note 20 - Riparian Roots Reinforce River Banks
Note 21 - Arundo Alert	Note 22 - The Main Thing
Note 23 - What is a Creek	Note 24 - Floodplain Clarification
Note 25 - Simple, Neat, and Wrong	Note 26 - Drought in the Riparian Area
Note 27 - Rocket Science	Note 28 - Creek and River Myths
Note 29 - Drought	Note 30 - Cutbanks
Note 31 - Straight and Wide	Note 32 - Riparian Trees

Steve Nelle is retired from the Natural Resources Conservation Service where his career spanned 28 years as a range conservationist, district conservationist, wildlife biologist and zone biologist. Steve often engages as an advisor, teacher and leader in spreading riparian understanding.