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Revised: February 2021
Archived - Davenport Living Snow Fence Demonstration: Fifteen-Year Survival and Growth Update
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This pub provides the Davenport Living Snow Fence demonstration project’s 15-year survival and growth update, empirical data, impacts, and wildlife uses.
Revised: March 2021
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SKU: TB06
Category: Archived
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