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<br /> <br />Protecting <br />iElo.odplat1l:--. :---1 <br />Resources <br /> <br />4 ;;;;;.. l0r -,...~.~ ~ <br />~6v!de~Qols:!?!~~_o.~~iti~1 ,,_~ - _--= ~ <br /> <br />,~ - ~. '*'_. ili'~"*:~- <br /> <br />'- <br /> <br />"-4 <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />. Table of Contents <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Background & Preface iii <br />Chapter I. . Introduction <br />o Statement of Purpose for the Guidebook 1 <br />o History of Floodplain and Natural Resource Management 2 <br />Chapter II, . Understanding Floodplain Resources 5 <br />~ What Are Floodplain Natural Resources? 5 <br />:J How Do Natural Floodplain Systems Function? 7 <br />Chapter III. . Human Activity. Multiple Uses of Floodplains 13 <br />Chapter IV, - Planning for Resource Protection & Restoration 17 <br />o Step I: Identify the Planning Area 18 <br />o Step 2: Conduct an Inventory and an Analysis of Land Use ] 8 <br />and Environmental Concerns <br /> <br />o Step 3: Conduct a Problem and Need Assessment 2] <br />o Step 4: Define the Corridor !\'1anagcmcnt Boundary 22 <br />o Step 5: Develop an Action Plan/Agenda 22 <br />o Step 6: mplementation and ~1onitoring of the Action Plan 26 <br />Chapter V. - Case Studies 27 <br />o Wildcat and San Pablo Creek 28 <br /> <br />Q Blackstone River National Heritage Corridor 31 <br />:J Verde River Corridor Project 34 <br />:J Chattahoochcc River Corridor 37 <br /> <br />VI. - References 39 <br /> <br />Ell <br />