Conservation Programs by Acres- Page 1

Conservation Program by Acres Summaries

The following maps compare the number of acres that each practice has in any given subwatershed. These maps do not take the size of the subwatershed into consideration.

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Establishment of Introduced Permanent Grasses and Legumes(CP1) Highest: Lower Little Darby 352.6 Acres Lowest*%: Hellbranch 7.4 Acres	Establishment of Permanent Native Grasses(CP2) Highest: Middle Lower Big Darby 303.1 Acres Lowest*%: Big Darby Milford Center to Plain City 5.4 Acres	Tree Planting(CP3) Highest: Buck Run 33.0 Acres Lowest*%: Middle Lower Big Darby 6.5 Acres	Hardwood Tree Planting (CP3A) Highest: Big Darby below Flat Branch 43.5 Acres Lowest*%: Spring Fork 3.5 Acres
Shrub Planting(CP4) Highest: Hellbranch 333.6 Acres Lowest*%: Big Darby I-70 to I-71 45.7 Acres	Permanent Wildlife Corridor(CP4B) Only: Middle Little Darby 8.0 Acres	Permanent Wildlife Habitat- non-easement (CP4D) Highest: Buck Run 300.0 Acres Lowest*%: Hellbranch 7.5 Acres	Field Windbreak (CP5A) Highest: Middle Big Darby 10.6 Acres Lowest*%: Big Darby below Flat Branch 3.6 Acres
Grass Waterways (CP8 or CP8A) Highest: Big Darby below Flat Branch 85.3 Acres Lowest*%: Hellbranch 1.4 Acres	Shallow Areas for Wildlife (CP9) Highest: Treacle Proctor 12.4 Acres Lowest*%: Lower Big Darby 2.9 Acres	Vegetative Cover- Grass- Already Established (CP10) Highest: Headwaters Little Darby 690.3 Acres Lowest*%: Big Darby Milford Center to Plain City 6.5 Acres	Vegetative Cover- Trees- Already Established (CP11) Highest: Lower Big Darby 32.4 Acres Lowest*%: Middle Lower Big Darby 11.1 Acres

*Most subwatersheds do not have every conservation practice. Lowest acreage represents the subwatershed that has that has lowest acreage greater than zero.

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Last updated: November 18, 2008.