Riparian forest buffers are natural or re-established streamside forests made up of tree, shrub, and grass plantings. They buffer non-point source pollution of waterways from adjacent land, reduce bank erosion, protect aquatic environments, enhance wildlife, and increase biodiversity.
Working Trees Info Sheets
What is a riparian forest buffer?
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Working Trees
Working Trees For Agriculture
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Working Trees For Communities
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Working Trees For Water Quality
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Working Trees For Wildlife
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Working Trees For 2002 Farm Bill
Working Trees For Carbon Cycle Balance
Inside Agroforestry
Summer 2005: Water Quality
Summer 2004: Agroforestry Tools
Winter / Spring 2004: Wildlife
Winter 2003: 2002 Farm Bill
Spring 2001: Buffers
Spring 2000: Status Of Our Nation's Water
Spring 1999: Wildlife
Fall 1998 / Winter 1999: Small Farms
Fall 1997: Riparian Forest Buffers / Short Rotation Woody Crops
Summer 1997: Agriculture/Community Interface
Spring 1997: Marketing Agroforestry
Spring 1994: Soil Bioengineering
Winter 1993: Trees/CRP
Fall 1993: Water Quality
Agroforestry Notes
Riparian Buffers For An Agricultural Land
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How To Design A Riparian Buffer For Agricultural Land
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Riparian Buffer Design For Cropland
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Research Publications
A Long, Long Time Ago...
Specialty Forest Products
Marketing Specialty Forest Products (4 pages)
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Productive Conservation: Growing Specialty Forest Products In Agroforestry Plantings (4 pages)
Edible Woody Landscapes For People And Wildlife (4 pages)
Hybrid Hazelnuts: An Agroforesty Opportunity (4 pages)
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Additional Brochures
National Association Of RC&D Councils (NARC&DC) Report: RC&D Survey Of Agroforestry Practices
Agroforestry In The United States: Research And Technology Transfer Needs For The Next Millennium
Field Guide Inserts For Transparent Clipboards
Buffer Width
Power Point
En Español
Árboles Trabajando
Árboles Trabajando En Beneficio De La Agricultura
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Conference Proceedings
Great Plains Riparian Forest Summit
September 9-11, 2008
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
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