Riverwork Book

National Park Service. Mid-Atlantic Regional Office. Division of park and resource planning. 1988. Riverwork Book. National Park Service

The Riverwork Book is used for workshops in river conservation. It is also a reference manual for local river planning efforts. It presents a process that emphasizes citizen participation, networking and constituency building to develop a grassroots river conservation effort. The process encourages communities to consider a variety of factors and alternatives before choosing the best way to protect the river.

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service. Mid-Atlantic Regional Office. Division of park and resource planning
Date of Issue
1988
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
WRD
Keywords
Conservation, Education, National Park Service, Rivers, WRBIB

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