Title
Multiple indicator monitoring (MIM) of stream channels and streamside vegetation
Title Variants
Alternative:
Riparian area management : multiple indicator monitoring (MIM) of stream channels and streamside vegetation
By
Burton, Timothy A.
Smith, Steven J., 1961 August 14-
Cowley, Ervin R.
National Operations Center (U.S.)
National Operations Center (U.S.). Information and Publishing Services Section.
Type
Book
Material
Published material
Publication info
Denver, Colo, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, National Operations Center, Information and Publishing Services, 2011
Notes
"Multiple Indicator Monitoring (MIM) of Stream Channels and Streamside Vegetation was developed to provide information for managers, landowners, and others to actively manage riparian resources. Through 6 years of testing, continuous improvements have been made to this protocol to minimize subjectivity while maintaining a reasonable level of precision and accuracy ... Indicators and procedures in this protocol were selected and developed primarily to monitor impacts of livestock and other large herbivores on wadable streams. This protocol integrates annual grazing use and long-term trend indicators allowing for evaluation of livestock grazing management. The MIM protocol was developed and tested on relatively low-gradient (less than 4 percent), perennial snowmelt-dominated spring-fed streams in the Western United States and is most applicable to those systems"--Page 1.
Contents: I. Introduction -- II. Select the designated monitoring area (DMA) -- III. Locate the greenline -- IV. Measure indicators using systematic procedures and metrics -- V. Use the data entry and analysis modules and the MIM database -- VI. Analyze, interpret, and evaluate monitoring data -- Appendices.
"Technical reference 1737-23."
"BLM/OC/ST-10/003+1737."
Subjects
Environmental monitoring
,
Forested wetlands
,
Measurement
,
Riparian areas
,
United States
,
West (U.S.)
,
West United States
Call Number
QH541.15.M64 B86 2011
Language
English
Identifiers
LCCN:
https://lccn.loc.gov/2011388807
OCLC:
898092647
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