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I just bought a house on a stream. What do I need to know?
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Can I live near a stream without affecting stream health?
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How can I learn to live near a stream without harming stream health?
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How can I landscape my yard without damaging my stream?
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I’ve heard the word “riparian” a lot. Does that just mean streamside?
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What should I plant along my stream?
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Why the emphasis on planting trees? Aren’t shrubs good for streams too?
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Why the emphasis on native plants?
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Can I clear brush near my stream?
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A tree near my stream looks like it will fall soon. Should I cut it down?
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Can I take water from the stream for my garden?
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Are there lawn chemicals that can harm my stream?
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Is organic fertilizer better for my stream than chemical fertilizer?
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I have caterpillars in the trees along my stream. Should I kill them?
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Why should I care about weeds near my stream?
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Which weeds are bad for my stream?
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What should I do if I have invasive weeds near my stream?
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How can I remove invasive weeds safely?
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Can I get help removing invasive weeds?
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Do these things also work on lakefront property?
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I have a pond and a wetland on my property. Does this stuff apply to ponds and wetlands?
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Why are there laws restricting my activities around my stream?
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Which laws do I need to know about?
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Why are the laws for streams so complex?
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What permits do I need to work in my stream?
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Why do I need a Hydraulic Project Approval? If it’s a free permit, then it can’t mean much.
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What will the Hydraulic Project Approval require?
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How far do I have to stay from my stream?
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That’s a fuzzy answer. How do I know for sure?
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What’s a Native Growth Protection Area?
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How do I know if I have an NGPA?
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Who owns an NGPA?
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I have a Native Growth Protection Area on my property. Does that mean I can’t do anything on that part of my property?
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Doesn’t all this stream stuff infringe on my private property rights? |
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How can I stop streambank erosion?
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How do I repair streambank erosion?
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Can I dump rock along my streambank to stop erosion?
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How can I deal with upstream development that caused sediment and erosion problems on my property?
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My stream has changed a lot in the past few years. Is that normal?
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How can I prevent my stream from jumping out of its channel?
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What should I do if sediment is accumulating in my stream?
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Is the water safe?
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What’s the red gunk in my stream?
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Is foam on the water bad?
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Should I do anything about oily stuff on the water?
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The water in my creek is brown. Does that mean it's really polluted?
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My neighbor is doing things that are harming water quality in the stream. I’m uncomfortable turning my neighbor in, but what else can I do?
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Is there anything living in my stream?
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Why don’t salmon spawn in my stream?
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How can I improve salmon habitat in my stream?
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How can I attract more wildlife to my stream?
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How can I attract birds?
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I already have pristine streamside habitat. Is there anything I should do?
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What should I do about beavers?
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Do beaver dams prevent salmon from moving upstream?
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Should I knock down the beaver dam so the salmon can move upstream?
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Can I pull trash out of my stream?
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Should I clean-up my stream and remove brush and logs from the water?
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I have lots of sediment. Should I dredge my stream?
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Can I build a footbridge over my stream?
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Can I build a trail to my stream?
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How do I keep cows and horses without harming the stream?
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Can I let my dog run in the stream?
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Why is manure bad for streams?
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Why is dog waste bad for streams? Doesn’t it just break down and go into the soil?
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Nobody picks-up after raccoons. Why the worry about my dog’s waste?
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