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Glossary

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Decide to Plan

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Economic benefits

[1] Wisconsin Governor' Forestry Council. "Wisconsin’s Forests: Questions and Answers". (pamphlet)
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Economic Costs

[1] Bozek, Nancy. Personal Communication 3/08/04.
[2] PUBLIC PROTECTION COMMITTEE Monday, June 9, 2003 - 6:00 P. M. http://stevenspoint.com/
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Ecological benefits

[1]   Wolff, Alexis. 2002. Why Smart Growth Is Good For Wisconsin's Forests. 1000 Friends
        of Wisconsin Newsletter. Volume 6, Issue 3. back to air quality
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[3]   American Forests. Milwaukee Urban Ecological Analysis Executive Summary.
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[4]   [WDNR] Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Smart Forestry for Smart Growth
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[5]   USDA Forest Service. Water and the Forest Service. USDA Washington. FS-660. January 2000.
[6]   Central Wisconsin Groundwater Center. Home page. <http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/gndwater/>
       Accessed 1/22/04.
[6a] [WDNR] 2004 February 1. Forestry Best Practices for Water Quality.
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[7]   Jackson, Richard. Forests are a public health benefit. Fragmentation 2000 Conference,
       September 17-20, 2000, Anapolis, MD.
[8]   Wang L, Lyons J, Kanehl P, Gatti R. Influences of Watershed Land Use on Habitat Quality and
       Biotic Integrity in Wisconsin Streams. Fisheries 1997; 22, 6: 9 - 11.

[9]   Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources [WDNR]. Wisconsin Forests at the
       Millenium: An Assessment. Madison, WI: WDNR - Division of Forestry. 2000
       November. Available from: WDNR, Madison, WI; PUB-FR-161. p 86

Forests and Water

[1] Great Lakes Aquarium. Virtual Tour. <http://www.glaquarium.org/visit/minitour/buckets/>
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[2] Dombeck, Michael. 2003 January 3. The Forgotten Forest Product: Water. The New York Times. <www.nytimes.com> Accessed 2003 January 3.
[3] American Forests. State of the Urban Forest 2000.
[4] American Forests. Milwaukee Urban Ecological Analysis Executive Summary.
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Ecological costs

[1] Martin, Karl. Forest Fragmentation: Ecological and Biological impacts. 1000
     Friends of WI Forest Fragmentation Conference Proceedings. March 15, 2001.
     back to conclusion
[2] National Agricultural Library. June 30 2004. What is an Invasive Species?
     Invasivespecies.gov. <http://invasivespecies.gov/> Accessed 7/21/04.
[3] Hofmann, Greg, M.A., ACP MCIP. The Challenges of Community Planning in the
     Wildland/Urban Interface. Firewise News and Notes 2000; 14, 3.
[4] Panuska J, Lillie R. April 1995. Phosphorus Loadings from Wisconsin
     Watersheds: Recommended Phosphorus Export Coefficients for Agriculture and
     Forested Watersheds. Research Management Findings, No. 38. Bureau of
     Research, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Social & Cultural benefits

[1] Wisconsin Agricultural Statistics Service. 2004 June 17. Wisconsin's Maple Syrup Production
       Explodes. <http://www.nass.usda.gov/wi/crops/maple.pdf>. Accessed 7/12/04.
[2] Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources [WDNR]. Wisconsin Forests at the Millenium: An
      Assessment. Madison, WI: WDNR - Division of Forestry. 2000 November.p 74 Available from:
      WDNR, Madison, WI; PUB-FR-161.

Social & cultural costs

[3] Leatherberry, Earl. Wisconsin Private Timberland Owners: 1997. North Central Research
      Station. Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture. Research Paper NC-339. 1997
      P 17
[4] Struck, Kevin. 2003 Fall. New Rural Development Consumes Land Open to Hunting in the Past.
      The Land Use Digest. Volume 3 Issue 4. UW Extension.

Area & Volume

[1] Wolff, Alexis. 2002. Why Smart Growth Is Good For Wisconsin's Forests. 1000
      Friends of Wisconsin Newsletter. Volume 6, Issue 3.
[2] Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources [WDNR]. Wisconsin Forests at the Millenium:
       An Assessment. Madison, WI: WDNR - Division of Forestry. 2000 November. Available
       from: WDNR, Madison, WI; PUB-FR-161.
[3] Vissage, John http://ncrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/rn/rn_nc380.pdf [Accessed 2/18/04] Research Note
      NC-380

Housing

[1]Office of Land Information Services, Department of Administration website 12/30/02
[2]Finan, Ann. WDNR. Wisconsin Forests at the Millenium. November 2002. p 93

County Pages

[1] DNR Smart Forestry Toolkit
[2] Marcoulier, D. & Mace, T. Forests and regional development: Economic Impacts of
      Woodland Use for Recreation and Timber in WI (G3694). Madison, WI: Cooperative Extension
      of University of Wisconsin; 1999. Available from: Cooperative Extension Publications,
      Madison, WI; I-1-99-2M-1000.

Tools

[1] Haines, Anna. Center for Land Use Education. University of Wisconsin Stevens Point.
[2]Wisconsin Department of Revenue. Division of Research and Analysis. Public Lands and Property
Taxes. Madison (WI): WIDoR; 2000 June.

Approve, Implement & Monitor

[1] Environmental Planning Handbook. p 28.
[2] Minnesota DNR. 2004. Natural Resource Guide. <http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/
assistance/nrplanning/community/nrig/fullguide/monitor.html> August 24, 2004.

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