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Caddo Lake Institute Reports
The following is a listing of the reports produced by and/or converted to electronic format by the Caddo Lake Institute which are available on-line. More reports are currently being developed and converted to PDF format.
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Reports listed in Bibliographic Form
(Work In Progress)
7. Allen, David, et al. 1997. Air Quality in East
Texas. Finding for the 1995-1997 Biennium from the University of Texas. Project No.
6100000092-UT between the East Texas Council of Governments and the University of Texas at
Austin. Department of Chemical Engineering and Center for Energy Studies. The University
of Texas at Austin. Austin, Texas 78712.
8. Angel, Dan. 1993. Letter regarding the "Stephen F. Austin
State University, The Caddo Lake Scholars College Consortium ". directed to
Bruce Babbitt, Secretary of the Interior. Washington, D.C., May 1993.
9. Caddo Lake Institute. (Undated) Caddo Lake
Institute. Aspen, Colorado and Uncertain, Texas.
10. Caddo Lake Institute. 1994. Acting Globally by Acting Locally:
Pursuing IUCN's Principles for Sustainable Living.
11. Caddo Lake Institute. 1996. The Caddo Lake Institute (multi-lingual) Brochure. The Caddo Lake Institute, Aspen Colorado, and Uncertain, Texas.
12. Caddo Lake Institute. 1997. Final Report to the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, Project No. 95-104: The Caddo Lake Institute's Community Wetland Research and Education "Pathfinder Projects " collectively referred to as the Caddo Lake Scholars Program.
13. Caddo Lake Institute. 1997. Caddo Lake's Ramsar Wetlands of
International Importance as of May, 1997. Caddo Lake Institute, Marshall Texas. 1997.
14. Chapman, Jim and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. 1993. Caddo
Lake and Associated Watershed. A Proposal for Environmental Initiatives and Sustainable
Development. October 1993.
15. Cloud, Thomas J., Jr. and Robert M. Short. 1993. Caddo Lake A Unique Wetland Ecosystem. A Delineation of Resource Category 1 Habitat under the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Mitigation Policy. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Ecological Services, Arlington, Texas. April 1993.
Full Report
16. Cormier, Kirk A. 1995. Mercury Levels in Largemouth Bass
Micropperus Salmoides in 12 North Louisiana Lakes. Louisiana Department of
Environmental Quality, North East Regional Office, Monroe, Louisiana. August 1995.
17. Crowe, Arthur L. 1996. A Survey of mercury Concentrations in the
Cypress Creek and Upper Fabine River Basins of northeast Texas. Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission, Austin, Texas. December 1996.
18. Crowley, C. M. 1993. A Study of the Ecological Integrity of Caddo Lake, Texas and Louisiana. Graduate Research Paper. Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.
19. Darville, Roy. 1997. Caring for Earth. Biology 4100 Seminar. East Texas Baptist University. January 1997. Course syllabus.
20. Darville, Roy, Dwight K. Shellman, Jr. and Ray Darville. 1998. Intensive Water Quality Monitoring at Caddo Lake, a Ramsar Wetland in Texas and Louisiana, USA. Caddo Lake Institute, Aspen, Colorado and Austin, Texas. Conference Paper Team Wetlands, Arlington, Virginia. 15-17 April 1998.
21. Darville, Roy and Dwight K. Shellman, Jr. 1997. The Development of a Water Quality Monitoring Protocol at Caddo Lake, a Ramsar Wetland. Caddo Lake Institute, Aspen, Colorado and Uncertain, Texas. Conference Paper at Communities Working for Wetlands, Alexandria, Virginia. May 7-9, 1997.
22. Darville, Roy, and Dwight K. Shellman Jr. 1997. The
Development of a Water Quality Monitoring Protocol at Caddo Lake, a Ramsar Wetland.
The Caddo Lake Institute, Aspen, Colorado, and Uncertain, Texas.
23. Darville, Roy, Dwight K. Shellman, Jr., and Ray Darville. 1996. The
Development of a Water Quality Monitoring Protocol at Caddo Lake, a Ramsar Wetland.
Conference paper Communities Working for Wetlands, Alexandria, Virginia. May 1996.
24. Fresch, Atilla. 1995. Nature Conservation School at the Ferto-Hansag
National Park. English Transition of Hungarian Ramsar Park Wetlands Center and Field
Education Program by "Microstructure". The Ferto-Hansag National Park,
Sarrod, Hungary.
25. Gore, Al. 1993. Letter stating that he "regretfully can not attend the Caddo Lake Scholars Program, Awards Ceremony ". directed to Mr. Don Henley and Dwight K. Shellman, Jr. Aspen, Colorado. May 1993.
26. Henley, Don. 1996. So Many Wetlands; So Little Time...,A call for the rapid proliferation of local wetland science education for local wetland monitoring, stewardship and mentorship. Working Together for Wetlands Conference. April 1996.
27. Howells, Robert G. 1996. Preliminary Survey of freshwater Mussels of the Big Cypress Bayou System, Texas. Texas Parks & Wildlife Departrnent, Ingram, Texas, July 1996.
28. Howells, Robert G. 1996. Preliminary Survey of Freshwater Mussels of the Big Cypress Bayou System, Texas. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, Ingram, Texas 78025. 15 July 1996.
29. Ingold, James L. and Lawrence M. Hardy. 1996. Web
of Life. The Ecology and Bio-Diversity of Caddo Lake. Louisiana State University in
Shreveport, Shreveport, Louisiana.
30. Key, Jennifer S. 1997. The Hydrologic and Biogeochemical
Functions of 5 East Texas Bottomland Hardwood Wetlands using the U.S. Corps
of Engineers
Hydrogeomorphic Assessment Technique. Graduate Thesis, MS, Forestry, Stephen F.
Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. August 1997.
31. Riley, Bob E. 1993. Letter regarding Caddo Lake scholars
Program, directed to Bruce Babbitt, Secretary of the Interior. April 1993.
32. Rogers, John G. 1996. Letter regarding "Support of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for its efforts in leasing a portion of the Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant to the Caddo Lake Institute for use as a center for wetland conservation "'directed to Honorable Joe R. Reeder, Under Secretary of the Army. Washington, D.C. Septernber 1996.
33. Shellman, Dwight K. Jr. Caddo Lake Institute. 1996. The
League of Ramsar Wetland Educators (Ramsar League) Pathfinder Project of The Caddo Lake
Institute. February 1996 Status. Kenya. Uncertain, Texas, and Aspen, Colorado. March
1996.
34. Shellman Dwight K. Jr. Caddo Lake Institute. 1996. The League of
Ramsar Wetland Educators (Ramsar League) Pathfinder Project of The Caddo Lake Institute.
February 1996 Status. Hungary. Uncertain, Texas, and Aspen, Colorado. March 1996.
35. Shellman, Dwight K., Jr. 1996. The Caddo Lake Institute's Wetlands Scholars Program: A Local "Ecosystem Institute " Model which uses Global Value Systems for Monitoring & Stewardship of a large Texas Ecosystem. The Caddo Lake Institute, Aspen, Colorado and Uncertain, Texas. Conference Paper presented at Eco-Informa 1996 Buena Vista, Florida. November 1996.
36. Shellman, Dwight K., Jr. 1996. Community-Based Wetland Management. Presented at the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat. Australia. March 1996.
37. Shellman, Dwight K., Jr. and Sara Kneipp. 1993. Caddo Lake Scholars Program. Newsletter, October 1, 1993 edition.
38. Shellman, Dwight K., Jr., and Sara Kneipp. 1994. Biodiversity Round Table. Caddo Lake Institute. November 1994.
39. Southern Baptist Convention. 1960. Resolution on Environmental Stewardship. New Orleans, LA. June 1990.
40. Texas Regional Institute of Environmental Studies in
Support of Military Installation. 1997. Summary of Stephen F. Austin State University
Accomplishments in the Texas Regional Institute of Environmental Studies in Support of
Military Installations: Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant, Final Report. T.R.I.E.S.
Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches, Texas.
41. Tracy, Boyd D. 1997. The Planning Level Plant Community and
Wetland Identification of Harrison Bayou within the boundaries of Longhorn Army Ammunition
Plant, TX. Graduate Student Thesis for Degree of MS Forestry. Stephen F. Austin State
University, Nacagdoches, Texas. May 1997.
42. Turner, Carl R. And Jerry R. Cook. 1997. A Survey of the Ants of
Caddo Lake. Advocational Research Paper on Micro-Habitats for Insects in Caddo Lake's
Flooded Cypress Breaks. Carl R. Turner and Jerry R. Cook, 304 University, Suite 207,
Marshall, Texas 75670.
43. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 1995. Water/Wastewater Engineering
Appraisal Report for the Communities of Karnack, Uncertain, Pine Island Point, Mossey
Acres, Cypress Village, Taylor Island and Longpoint, Harrison County, Texas. U.S.
Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Austin Reclamation Office, Austin, Texas.
44. U. S. Corps of Engineers. (Undated) Longhorn Site Map.
Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant, Karnack, Texas.
45. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1995. Identification of benefits
to the Current U.S. Listed Ramsar Sites. Convention on Wetlands of International
Importance. Fall 1995.
46. United States. 1996. Pledge of the United States of America on the Occasion of the Celebration of the 25h Anniversary of the convention on Wetlands of International Importance. March 1996. (Two copies)
47. Weston, Roy. 1996. Appendix C, Species Present or Potentially Present at Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant. U.S. Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District. April 1996.
48. Weston, Roy F. 1996. Group 4 Baseline Risk
Assessment Work Plan Final Draft Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant, Karnack, Texas. U.S.
Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District. 23 April 1996.
Caddo Lake Ecosystem Reports
Red River Waterway Project
Shreveport, LA to Daingerfield, Tx
Reach Reevaluation Study In-Progress Review
Public Involvement (2,014 KB)
Regional Economical Development (358 KB)
Geomorphic Investigations
Part I - (179KB) | Part II - (407KB) |Part III - (669KB)
Part IV - (381KB) | Part V - (680KB) | Part VI - (1,668KB)
Part VII - (408KB) | Part VIII - (162KB) | Part IX - (422KB)
Part X - (526KB)-
Historic Watercraft Survey
Part I - (1,267KB) | Part II - (1,122KB) |Part III - (1,080KB)
Part IV - (820KB) Mussel Survey (412 KB)
Recreation (1,852 KB)
Geotechnical Investigations (1,388 KB)
Other Reports
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