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Sustainable Land Management for Parks and Urban Natural Areas (Woodlands…
Sustainable Land Management for Parks and Urban Natural Areas
Riparian Areas
Maintain/increase native canopy
Reduce invasive cover
Maintain/increase native diversity
Woodlands
Maintain/increase native canopy
Reduce invasive cover
Fuels management
Maintain/increase native diversity
Turf
Grasslands
Reduce invasive cover
Maintain/increase native diversity
Park User Concerns
Weediness
Personal safety
Wildlife/pests
Crime
Camps
Lines of sight
Trash
Staff Maintenance Needs
Clear, practical guidelines
Clear boundaries for different maintenance regimes
Access to maintenance areas
Mgmt practices that do not increase maintenance needs
Pest Management
IPM
Toxicity
Environmental impacts
Efficacy
Invasives mgmt
Efficacy
Seed bank
Regrowth
Minimize impacts of control actions
Gradual canopy reduction
Restoring native diversity
Soil stabilization
Fuels management
Streams
Riffle structure
Bed load
Bank stability
Mitigate urban flows
Landscape Trees
Planting criteria
Establishment criteria
Pruning criteria
Inspection program and levels of service
Park User Desires
Shade
Open space
Quiet, clean, safe natural areas
Amenities