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Pheasant Habitat Improvement Through Multiple Land Use Planning On Cache Valley Farmland, Shannon B. Heath
Pheasant Habitat Improvement Through Multiple Land Use Planning On Cache Valley Farmland, Shannon B. Heath
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
In Utah, the number of farms has been steadily decreasing since the 1930's while farm size has grown and mechanization increased (Utah Agricultural Statistics, 1981). The "family farm" is beginning to disappear as larger farms become more economical (McCorkle, Jr., 1981). Due primarily to this trend toward more intensive land use, habitat for the ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) is on the decline (Kellert, 1981). In addition, changes which have occurred in crop production since 1950 have not favored pheasant production (Nish, 1973). It is of critical importance that attention be drawn to the conservation of pheasant habitat if the future …
A Performing Arts Center For Arlington, Texas, Rebecca L. Boles
A Performing Arts Center For Arlington, Texas, Rebecca L. Boles
School of Architecture Theses
In the spring of 1983, several Arlington community groups formed the Performing Arts Coalition. Foremost among their priorities was the establishment of a Performing Arts Center for their community. Arlington undisputedly needs a cultural center and the growth of coalition groups is proof that the city has sufficient interest to sustain such an effort. A performing arts center would be beneficial to the coalition for many reasons. Shared staff and facilities increases the cost effectiveness of the member organizations. A consolidation of facilities would produce the best equipped showcase for the performing arts, and the consolidation of creative talent and …
The Phoenix Bird Rehabilitation Center, Cleburne, Texas, Thomas M. Bodell
The Phoenix Bird Rehabilitation Center, Cleburne, Texas, Thomas M. Bodell
School of Architecture Theses
The Phoenix Center, presently of Arlington, Texas is the largest bird rehabilitation center in North Texas. It is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of Texas avian wildlife and has been rapidly expanding during the last several years. The Center is currently engaged in acquiring land and donations for the construction of new facilities. A preliminary site plan for the new facility was prepared by Professor James Turner's graduate landscape class, LARC 5674 during the fall semester 1982. As the architectural consultant for the project, Bodell worked closely with the landscape students to develop the site plan which was …
Analysis Of Processes To Determine Site Suitability For A Marina At Bear Lake, Charles J. Houghten
Analysis Of Processes To Determine Site Suitability For A Marina At Bear Lake, Charles J. Houghten
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this thesis was to determine the criteria necessary for an analysis of site suitability for locating a marina at Bear Lake. Once criteria were defined and pertinent resource factors collected, a method to analyze the criteria was utilized to aid in the selection of the best site for locating this marina. Various methods to analyze site suitability were evaluated and the pros and cons of the chosen approach, a cluster analysis of existing resource transect data with hypothetical transect criteria, were discussed. Based on this study, no optimum sites were located at Bear Lake for a marina …
The Seminar For Historical Administration: Companion To Change, William Joseph Tramposch
The Seminar For Historical Administration: Companion To Change, William Joseph Tramposch
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
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