>Attention everyone.... The following is a site outlining the native
>fish/riparian zone signage project along with a section devoted entirly to
>the functions and benefits of riparian zones. When I sent in information to
>Jay DeLong to arrange a site that all could visit to see how they can start
>a project like this signage project, in their own neck of the woods, I had
>no I dea Jay would make it as nice as it came out.... Thanks, and enjoy this
>site!!!! Rob Carillio Ohio NANFA
>
> http://www.nanfa.org/education/carillio/riparian.htm
This part of NANFA's webpage is an excellent educational resource. It nicely
defines riparian zones and describes their ecological signifcance in layman's
terms. I particularly like how it is broken down into individual sections,
showing the necessity of streamside vegetation not only to fish, but to birds,
mammals, insects...and even people! Numerous excellent color photographs
illustrate the basic concepts.
I join Rob Carillio in congratulating -- and thanking Jay -- on a superb job.
This is NANFA at its finest!
Chris Scharpf
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