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State License #720513

Munro Ecological Services, Inc.

Full range of wetland services20+ years, Eastern US regional experienceEcological restoration designReedbed water filter system designStabilization with vegetation and bioengineeringTerrestrial and waterways consultingProfessional certification, ESA, SWSSpecialized salvage and restoration accessoriesPA native seeds, wetland mixes, and plants

990 OLD SUMNEY’rOWN PIKEHARLEYSVILLE, PA. 19438.1215

PHONE 610-287-0671 FAX 610-287-0672

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Huge Gollection of Seeds & PlantsContrh~i Grooving - plugs, potsWildfiowers. Grasses, Sedges

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NATIVE PRAIRIE &WETLAND PLANTSGrasses and Forbes for¯ Bioengineering¯ Reclamation¯ Roadsides

Plugs & plants fromregional seed sources

HILD & ASSOCIATES326 Gloyer Road SouthRiver Falls, WI 54022

715-426-5131715-426-9887 FAX

TOLL FREE 1-800-790-9495

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Contract growing services available

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PRODUCERS OF PLANT MATERIALS FOR

LARGE SCALE NATIVE RESTORATIONS

AND WETLAND MITIGATION

Over 400 NativeSpecies

Prairie, Wetland and Savanna

Seeds and Plants

Container Grown Emergents

Variety of Sizes, 2 inch Plugs to 2 Gallon Pots

Contract Growing Available

F.W. SCHUMACHER CO,~INC.

SEEDS for the nurseryman andforester. Ask for our free catalog ofseed items.

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Sandwich, MA 02563-1023(508) 888-0659 Fax (508) 833-0322

NATIVESEEDS &PLANTS

We offer Northeast and MidwestNatives for Reclamation,

Roadsides, Wetlands, Wildlifeand Bioengineering Material.ERNST ~~ See~

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Fax: (814) 336-5191e-mail: cernst@gremlan.org

Contact us for our full color catalog.Visit our web site at www.gremlan.org/-cernst

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Engineer~g ¯ Ecology¯ Hydrology ¯ Geology

Professional engineers and:scientists working together forintegrated environmmental, ecological and earth science solutions

to natural resource managment issues, especiallly thoseconcerning the Chesapeake Bay watershed region,

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¯ Endangered species surveys¯ Environmental assessment and* Hydrology studies, Geotectmical studies¯ Wetland design, delineation and permitting¯ Wetland and streambank restoration

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Run your (horizontal) business card and reach the most influential people in the field. Black/white preferred. Cards with colored paper or ink will be made into contact prints for an additionalcharge. Do not staple, paper clip or write on card. Rate: $70 per insertion. A 10% discountgiven for four consecutive insertions. Summer ’98 closes March 6 and will be mailed July, 1998.Send order to: Restoration & Management Notes, University of Wisconsin Press, 2537 DanielsStreet, Madison, WI 53718. Phone: 608/224-3884. Fax:608/224-3883.Please call for quarter page or larger size ad rates.

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LEC Environmental Consultants, Inc,100 Corporate Place, Suite 110Peabody, MA 01960508 535-7861 ; 508 535-6080 Fax

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NORTH CREEK NURSERIES, INC.R.R. #2 Box 33 o 33 North Creek Road

Landenberg, PA 19350

C. Dale Hendricks

(610) 255-0100:,

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RETTEW 5010 Ritter Road, Suite 102Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

(717) 697-3551A s s o c i a t e s, I n c o FAX (717)697-6953

]ames G. Kooser @ Rare Plant SurveysEcologist $ Natural Area Restoration

$ Natural Areas Management@ Wetland Delineation & Permitting

~ Wetland Mitigation, Design, Planting & Monitoring

ENGINEERS ¯ LANDSCAPE ARCHIIECTS ¯ SURVEYORSPLANNERS ¯ ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS

SEEDLINGS AND TRANSPLANTSIncluding Native Species

800-223-7075

Call, Write, or Fax for a Complete listingP.O. Box 538 Dept RM Indiana, PA 15701

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Nurturing Restorations, Inc.Innovative Ecosystem Restorations of Forests and Prairies

Lucy Chamberlain Karl Smith

(216) 582-2520 e-mail: NurReslnc@AOL.comFax: (216) 582-2527

1200 Seneca Blvd. #102Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147

USA

~s. F. New&sociates~ Inc..

I Natwve Plant & Seed Nursery

¯ Custom pratrle & wetlarKi seed mtxes¯ Over 250 prairie & wetland spe(~es¯ Bare-root plants & transplant plugs¯ |nsta|lat~on from ew~er~erKed restoration spe~ahsts¯ Contrad grow=ng & ¢olle(t~on

Now available for each USF&WS Region 1-10/Wetland Plant indicator Status ListsOfficial federal wetland status in common and scientificname alphabetic listings, in a convenient fi-~T~-vest size.

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ECO-SYSTEMS DESIGNKENNETH N. KAILING

Conservation Land Use SpecialistConsulting Ecologist Environmental Planner

(507) 894-4940 Route 1 Box 125Hokah, MN 55941-9715

Native Plants and SeedsWetland- Pm/rla. WoodlandGenotypes for use in SouthernMinnesota - Wisconsin andNorthern I/finals - Iowa

Route 3 Box 163Winona, MN 55987(507) 452- "!362 Catalog & Cultural Guide $2

PHILLIPS S[EDING..a R[CLAMATION, INC.Revegetation Specialists

Seeding of Native Grasses, Forbes and Shrubs

1 t843 BillingsLafayette, Colorado 80026

(303) 665-2618

.Wature ’ s ~Enl~ancement, Inc."the native element"

Containerized, B&B, Native TreesShrubs, Wildflowers

2980 Eastside HighwayStevensville, MT 59870Phone (406) 777-3560

FAX (406) 777-3560

NATIVE PLANTSReclamation

Wabash FarmsSandy and Jim Bitney

(360) 825-7051 * 19390 SE 400th *Enurnclaw, WA 98022

NativePlantingDesign

FuelModification Revegetation

& Restoration

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Landscape Architects & Environmental Planners

Stivers & Asso6ates150 El Comino Red, Suile 120Tuslin, California 92680(714) 838-981 l(714) 838-0727 FAX

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Wisconsin’s Largest Aquatic Nurseryfor Propogated, Potted and Bare Root Plant Material

Over 150 Varieties of Plants, Shrubs, and SeedAvailable for Natural Landscaping

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P.O. Box 227, Wild Rose, WI 54984-0227

Telephone (414) 622-3552 Facsimile (414) 622-3660

For Orders Only: 1-800-622-5055

Office Hours: 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. Monday- Saturday