Kentucky Soil Atlas

From preface: Kentucky has a diverse array of geologic, topographic, physiographic, ecological, and aquatic features that have contributed to the development and present characteristics and productivity of the soils in the state. This Soil Atlas has been prepared as an aid to further the knowledge of soils in our state and provide a basic exposure of Kentucky’s soil resources to educators, students, natural resource planners, policy makers, citizens and visitors. The objective of the publication is to present the prominent characteristics of representative soils and how they may affect soil use and management. The Atlas is meant to give a generalized view of the soil resources in the state and serve as an introduction to understanding their complex nature. More complete information about the soils found in Kentucky is available in the Web Soil Survey (https://websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov/App/HomePage.htm) and archived PDF files of the soil survey manuscripts (https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/nrcs/surveylist/soils/survey/state/?stateId=KY). The information compiled in this publication is a product of great efforts by many soil scientists throughout the state over the last 50 years. These efforts included strong collaborations among the Kentucky USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, the University of Kentucky, the US Forest Service and the Kentucky Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Cabinet. Employees of these agencies have worked for decades to map the state soils and produce the information needed for developing improved land-use planning and resource management practices. An assortment of landscape, geology, and soils images along with associated maps has been included in this publication to document the uniqueness of Kentucky’s soils and other resources. It was impractical to present information about all the soils mapped in the state. Instead, certain soils were selected from different regions based on their importance, areal extent, or uniqueness of their characteristics. Many of the selected soil profile images and some landscape pictures have been published in soil survey reports. Others have been obtained by soil scientists, colleagues, and University of Kentucky extension agents. Geology and some physiography maps were obtained from the Kentucky Geological Survey. Other maps have been acquired from various web sites or generated by USDA-NRCS personnel. Each depicted soil is classified according to the Soil Taxonomy System. Soil profile descriptions and characterization data for selected soils have also been included to provide additional information for some important soils. These data were produced by the Pedology Laboratory of the University of Kentucky. Additional soil characterization data for about 1000 soil sites in the state have been published in several reports and are also available from the National Cooperative Soil Survey Soil Characterization Database.https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_book/1004/thumbnail.jp

Cache County, Utah Resource Assessment

This resource assessment is designed to gather and display information specific to Cache County, Utah. This report will highlight the natural and social resources present in the county, detail specific concerns, and be used to aid in resource planning and target conservation assistance needs. This document is dynamic and will be updated as additional information is available through a multi-agency partnership effort. The general observations and summaries are listed first, followed by the specific resource inventories

South Carolina Wildlife, November-December 1994

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Focus ; Directions ; Dawn's Early Light; Books ; Forum ; Index '94 ; Coastal Challenge ; Sporting Collectibles ; Always One Foot In The Woods ; Christmas In The Upcountry ; Variety: The Price Of Life ; Athletic Animals ; Myrtle Beach's Outback ; For Wildlife Watchers: Wood Ducks ; Field Trip: Sesquicentennial State Park ; Roundtable ; Events

South Carolina Wildlife, May-June 1996

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; No Grass, No Bass? ; Forum ; Toward Safer Waters ; Web-Slingers ; The Pool Filter Thing ; Wrinkles In The Hills ; Landlocked And Lovin' It! ; Delicate Balance ; For Wildlife Watchers: Northern Cardinal ; Field Trip: Swan Lake-Iris Gardens ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, November-December 1999

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; Index 1999 ; Fat Lighter ; Signs In Stone ; Carolina Views ; Women Going Wild ; When Your Dentist Likes To Fish ; Reaching Out, Naturally ; For Wildlife Watchers: Northern Flicker ; Field Trip: Calhoun Falls State Park ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, July-August 1999

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; Walking On Water ; Thermal Refuge ; Hilltop Islands ; Letters From Otho ; Beetle Mania ; Sportsman's Best Friend ; Hands On For Safety ; For Wildlife Watchers: Eastern River Cooter ; Field Trip: Table Rock State Park ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, November-December 1998

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; Index ; Classic Carolinians ; Tales Of Hearth And Heart ; Winter Rocks ; Squeezing It All In ; Grindin' Cane ; As I Grow Older ; For Wildlife Watchers: Bobcat ; Field Trip: Swamp Fox Trail ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, March-April 2000

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; A Case Of Tinkeritis ; Chattooga Thrills And Spills ; Spring Again ; Beyond The Boxwood Path ; The Birds And Bees Of Plants ; For Wildlife Watchers: American Oystercatcher ; Field Trip: Pinckney Island ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, May-June 1998

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; Portrait Of A Baitman ; The Glory and The Gory ; Billfish Benefit ; Fur-Bearing Flora ; Fifty, Going On Forever ; A Place To Call Home ; Farm Fresh ; For Wildlife Watchers: Ruby-Throated Hummingbird ; Field Trip: Cartwheel Bay Heritage Preserve ; Roundtable

South Carolina Wildlife, March-April 2001

The South Carolina Wildlife Magazines are published by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who are dedicated to educating citizens on the value, conservation, protection, and restoration of South Carolina's wildlife and natural resources. These magazines showcase the state’s natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities by including articles and images of conservation, reflections and tales, field notes, recipes, and more. In this issue: Directions ; Events ; Forum ; Moon Dancers ; Oldest And Still The Best ; Tick Smarts ; Adventure Afoot ; Planting Wild ; Office With A view ; For Wildlife Watchers: Great Blue Heron ; Field Trip: Lynch's Woods ; Roundtable