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Yellowstone River Corridor Resource Clearinghouse
This web page provides a single point of access to data and publications that the Montana State Library archives for the Yellowstone River Corridor, and is intended to provide a clearinghouse for information associated with the river. The most recent work was conducted as part of the Yellowstone River Corridor Comprehensive Study, also known as the Cumulative Effects Assessment. This interdisciplinary study was mandated by Congress in the Water Resources Development Act of 1999, section 431.
http://geoinfo.msl.mt.gov/Home/data/yellowstone_river_corridor_resource_clearinghouse
This web page provides a single point of access to data and publications that the Montana State Library archives for the Yellowstone River Corridor, and is intended to provide a clearinghouse for information associated with the river. The most recent work was conducted as part of the Yellowstone River Corridor Comprehensive Study, also known as the Cumulative Effects Assessment. This interdisciplinary study was mandated by Congress in the Water Resources Development Act of 1999, section 431.
http://geoinfo.msl.mt.gov/Home/data/yellowstone_river_corridor_resource_clearinghouse
Yellowstone River Conservation District Council
Study Reports
Project Management Plan
Yellowstone River Cultural Inventory
Annual Report
Position Papers and Best Management Practices (watercraft, fish passage, intake diversion, Russian olive...)
http://www.yellowstonerivercouncil.org/resources.php#study-reports
Study Reports
Project Management Plan
Yellowstone River Cultural Inventory
Annual Report
Position Papers and Best Management Practices (watercraft, fish passage, intake diversion, Russian olive...)
http://www.yellowstonerivercouncil.org/resources.php#study-reports
Shiloh Conservation Area
The Shiloh Conservation Area is a project that transformed a City-owned parcel of land at the confluence of the Shiloh Drain and Hogan's Slough into a facility that is balancing the objectives of water quality improvements, flood control, and recreational benefits to the community. The project consists of a series of sedimentation detention ponds, constructed wetlands cells, and open water features. These features function to trap sediment, remove unwanted nutrients from the water column and provide secondary flood detention from West End stormwater runoff. In addition, a trail network includes educational signs so the public can learn about and enjoy the benefits of stormwater runoff management.
The Shiloh Conservation Area is a project that transformed a City-owned parcel of land at the confluence of the Shiloh Drain and Hogan's Slough into a facility that is balancing the objectives of water quality improvements, flood control, and recreational benefits to the community. The project consists of a series of sedimentation detention ponds, constructed wetlands cells, and open water features. These features function to trap sediment, remove unwanted nutrients from the water column and provide secondary flood detention from West End stormwater runoff. In addition, a trail network includes educational signs so the public can learn about and enjoy the benefits of stormwater runoff management.
John Dewey's Art as Experience
(p. 206) discussing aesthetic experience:
"In such experiences, every successive part flows freely, without seam and without unfilled blanks, into what ensues. At the same time there is no sacrifice of the self-identity of the parts. A river, as distinct from a pond, flows. But its flow gives a definiteness and interest to its successive portions greater than exist in the homogeneous portions of a pond. In an experience, flow is from something to something. As one part leads into another and as one part carries on what went before, each gains distinctness in itself. The enduring whole is diversified by successive phases that are emphases of its varied colors."
(p. 206) discussing aesthetic experience:
"In such experiences, every successive part flows freely, without seam and without unfilled blanks, into what ensues. At the same time there is no sacrifice of the self-identity of the parts. A river, as distinct from a pond, flows. But its flow gives a definiteness and interest to its successive portions greater than exist in the homogeneous portions of a pond. In an experience, flow is from something to something. As one part leads into another and as one part carries on what went before, each gains distinctness in itself. The enduring whole is diversified by successive phases that are emphases of its varied colors."