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HERO ID

1064730

Reference Type

Journal Article

Title

The Big Levels region of Virginia: Aspects of natural history and management of a unique and imperiled area

Year

1999

Is Peer Reviewed?

Yes

Journal

Banisteria
ISSN: 1066-0712

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URL

http://virginianaturalhistorysociety.com/banisteria/banisteria.htm
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has chapter(s) 091858 Impacts of acid deposition on fish populations in St Marys River, Augusta County, Virginia

Abstract

Sixteen papers on a wide variety of topics ranging from wildlife management to geology to flora and fauna of the Big Levels area, located within the George Washington National Forest's Pedlar Ranger District. This area includes the St. Marys Wilderness Area, St. Mary's river and Sherando Lake. It consists of a series of flat-topped mountains, a high elevation, natural freshwater pond and various sinkhole ponds.

Conference Location

Charlottesville, VA

Conference Dates

October 16, 1998