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Integrated Water Resources Management in the Potomac River Basin

Authors: Heidi Moltz, Carlton Haywood, Joe Hoffman | Pub: # AWRA 2011 Summer Specialty Conference, Snowbird, UT | Published in Summer 2011

2010 Freshwater Mussel Survey of the Potomac Mainstem

Authors: James D. Cummins, Jan Ducnuigeen, Adam Griggs | Pub: # ICPRB 10-7 | Published in June 2011

2011 Freshwater Mussel Survey of the Potomac Mainstem

Authors: James D. Cummins | Pub: # ICPRB 11-5 | Published in 2011

2010 Washington Metropolitan Area Drought Operations – Summary and Lessons Learned

Authors: Sarah Ahmed, Karin Bencala, Cherie Schultz | Pub: # ICPRB11-04 | Published in November 2011

Integrating Priorities and Achieving a Sustainable Watershed Using the Watershed Resources Registry in the Mattawoman Creek Watershed

Authors: , , , , | Pub: # ICPRB 11-03 | Published in September 2011

Data Analysis to Support Development of Nutrient Criteria for Maryland Free-Flowing Waters

Authors: Ross Mandel, Claire Buchanan, Adam Griggs, Andrea Nagel, and Olivia Devereux | Pub: # ICPRB 11-02 | Published in November 2011

Potomac Basin Large River Environmental Flow Needs

Authors: James D. Cummins, Claire Buchanan, Carlton Haywood, Heidi Moltz, Adam Griggs, R. Christian Jones, Richard Kraus, Nathaniel Hitt, and Rita Villella Bumgardner | Pub: # ICPRB 10-03 | Published in 2010

The Potomac Basin Large River Environmental Flow Needs is Appendix A in the Middle Potomac River Watershed Assessment: Potomac River Sustainable Flow and Water Resources Analysis. The full report, all appendices, workshop materials, and webinars can be found on the Middle Potomac River Watershed Assessment Products page.

Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin

Publications

Integrated Water Resources Management in the Potomac River Basin

2010 Freshwater Mussel Survey of the Potomac Mainstem

2011 Freshwater Mussel Survey of the Potomac Mainstem

2010 Washington Metropolitan Area Drought Operations – Summary and Lessons Learned

Integrating Priorities and Achieving a Sustainable Watershed Using the Watershed Resources Registry in the Mattawoman Creek Watershed

Data Analysis to Support Development of Nutrient Criteria for Maryland Free-Flowing Waters

Potomac Basin Large River Environmental Flow Needs

Standard Operating Procedures for Managing Living Resource Monitoring Data at the Chesapeake Bay Program

Bacteria TMDL for the Tidal Four Mile Run Watershed

Bacteria TMDLs for the Hunting Creek, Cameron Run, and Holmes Run Watersheds

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