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Maryland 644: Wetland Wildlife Habitat Management
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This practice is supplemented with other wetland standards to provide financial assistance in the management of a wetland for wildlife habitat.
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Delaware 644: Wetland Wildlife Habitat Management
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This practice is supplemented with other wetland standards to provide financial assistance in the management of a wetland for wildlife habitat.
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Virginia 658: Wetland Creation
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This practice is utilized when building a wetland in an area that was not historically a wetland. If a site has non-hydric soils, this practice is used in the creation of wetland features including shallow water wetlands for waterfowl.
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Virginia 657: Wetland Restoration
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This standard consists of returning a wetland and its functions to a close representation of its original condition prior to being disturbed. It applies for areas with hydric soils that have been converted to non-wetland by filling, draining, or other hydrology changes.
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Virginia 645: Upland Wildlife Habitat Management
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This practice consists of the management of food, cover, and shelter for wildlife which can be utilized for waterfowl nesting habitat.
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Virginia 644: Wetland Wildlife Habitat Management
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This practice is supplemented with other wetland standards to provide financial assistance in the management of a wetland for wildlife habitat.
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Virginia 587: Structure for Water Control
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This standard allows for the installation of a water control structure to provide the manipulation of water levels. The ability to control water levels in a shallow water waterfowl impoundment can allow for proper moist soil management techniques.
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Virginia 378: Pond
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This standard allows for an area to impound water through excavation or an earthen embankment. For waterfowl, a pond standard consisting of shallow excavation and a berm of no more than 3 FT is suggested.
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Virginia 356: Dike
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This standard allows for the construction of an earthen berm to assist in controlling water levels for waterfowl management.
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Virginia 338: Prescribed Burning
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This practice is utilized as another method to control unwanted or invasive species, as well as promote early successional plant growth. Early successional moist soil plants are a vital dietary source for waterfowl and other wildlife species.
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