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This presentation summarizes stream-restoration implementation issues in the Upper South River watershed. Slides report Virginia riparian buffer acreage goals, farmer motivations for excluding cattle from streams, livestock illnesses linked to polluted water, measured fecal indicator counts, barriers to adoption (maintenance, paperwork, stigma), and outreach recommendations such as breaking watersheds into smaller units and building long-term landowner relationships.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: best-management-practices, cattle-exclusion, farmers, fecal-bacteria, livestock-health, outreach, riparian-buffers, upper-south-river, virginia, water-quality, watershed-restoration, whitescarver
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Review Notes : No publication or presentation date is visible in the PDF. The slides show the consulting firm 'Whitescarver Natural Resources Management' and include specific data points (e.g., 3,850 cfu/100ml with cattle vs. 25 cfu/100ml without), but no explicit author/date metadata was found.

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