Grounds Conservation Management Plan (1982-1991), Fish and Wildlife Management Plan (1982-1991), Forest Resource Management Plan (1979-1988)

摘要

An acre-by-acre assessment would be of limited benefit for a long term use given the size of the property. Instead, a more flexible conservation plan was prepared to address major and/or reoccurring conservation problems. These recommendations, when combined with existing Natural Resource Management Plans for woodland and wildlife, should be comprehensive enough to cover future land uses. As the need arises, alternatives to new problems will have to be developed. In some cases, it may be necessary to prepare detailed revisions for a particular problem area. Section IV contains information concerning the soils which comprise the land occupied by the Naval Surface Weapons Center, Dahlgren, Virginia. A general knowledge concerning the characteristics and limitations of the soils will assist in the application of a good soil and water conservation program. Section V contains recommendations for the performance of recurring management practices required to maintain the Center grounds at an optimum level. Section VI discusses Special Problems; Special problems are conservation problem which are nonrecurring. These problems are beyond the normal scope of annual maintenance funds. Corrective treatment is needed to prevent the continuing depreciation of the navy facility. Special problems will require specifications and cost estimates for funding.