Skip Navigation

NCFS

NCFS-Home >> Water Quality >> BMP Regional Newsletters

BMP Newsletter

The N.C. Forest Service (NCFS) BMP Newsletter highlights Best Management Practices (BMP) topics of interest and shares information about other water-resource projects that NCFS personnel are working on.

Previous to the winter of 2014, 3 regional newsletters were issued. All issues are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

  • Oct. 2024 Newsletter - How much water sholuld a water bar hold ... straw bale BMPs ... historical in-woods ditch drainage ... and more
  • July 2024 Newsletter - Preparing and recovering forest lands from hurricane impact ... hot weather and dry soil ... the Temporary Bridges for Forestry Crossings Program ... and more
  • April 2024 Newsletter - Stream temperature ... BMPs for wetland roads ... Bladen Lakes State Forest wetland road ... Local spotlight: Anson County ... Biennial Water Quality Meeting ... and more
  • January 2024 Newsletter - The process for adhering to best management practices ... Post-wildfire suppression repair recommendations for the Poplar Drive fire site ... Preparing for flooding and storm damage ... Splash erosion ... and more
  • October 2023 Newsletter - Log bridge versus pole crossing ... New fishing trail along the Linville River ... New NCFS Water Resources Branch Staff
  • July 2023 Newsletter - Forests are like a sponge ... Chemical handling ... Logging mats
  • April 2023 Newsletter - An Assessment of Forestry BMPs in North Carolina ... Definition Changes for Waters of the U.S.
  • January 2023 Newsletter - Limits on the Forest Practice Guidelines exemption ... NCFS Moreland Gueth Water Quality Award ... Forestry BMP Field Guides
  • October 2022 Newsletter - Adoption of the Clean Water Act ... The Challenges of Fighting and Rehabilitating Ground Fire
  • July 2022 Newsletter - BMP Effectiveness at Forestry Stream Crossings ... Fire Rehabilitation
  • April 2022 Newsletter - N.C. Forestry BMP Manual Available Online
  • January 2022 Newsletter - Revised BMP Manual
  • October 2021 Newsletter - Road Drainage
  • July 2021 Newsletter - Special Edition: Threatened and Endangered Aquatic Species
  • April 2021 Newsletter - Important Ways to Keep Mud Out of Creeks
  • January 2021 Newsletter - Forestry BMP Basics and Life Cycle
  • September 2020 Newsletter - Importance of Clean Water
  • July 2020 Newsletter - Streams on Silvicultural Tracts
  • April 2020 Newsletter - Culvert Stream Crossing Challenges
  • January 2020 - Healthy Forests = Clean Water
  • Jul 2019 - Topographic and Soils Maps for Riparian Buffer Rules
  • April 2019 - What’s New and What’s Newly Available?
  • January 2019 - BMP Resolution: Cover it Up, Secure it Fast
  • October, 2018 -What Do N.C. Forest Service Employees Do During a Water Quality Inspection?
  • July, 2018 -Revisiting the Fundamental Concepts of BMPs
  • April, 2018 -Assessment of Forestry BMPs in NC
  • January, 2018 -Bottomland and Swamp Forests Symposium
  • October, 2017 -Water quality refresher workshop tour success!
  • July, 2017 -What are Minimum Standard Forest Roads?
  • April, 2017 -Protecting Soil Resources
  • January, 2017 -When Disasters Strike
  • October, 2016 -Always Be Prepared
  • July, 2016 -Reporting Petroleum Spills
  • April, 2016 - We all Need A Refresher
  • January, 2016 - Water Quality New Year's Resolutions
  • October, 2015 - What impact will the New "WOTUS" rule have on Forestry?
  • June, 2015 - New Federal Rule Re-Defines Protected “waters of the U.S."
  • April, 2015 - 2015 is the International Year of Soil...Soil Stabilization...Regional Focus...BMP Contacts...What's Wrong with This?
  • January, 2015 - A New Look...BMP Topic: Fluid, Oil & Trash...Regional focus pages...District BMP Contacts...What's Wrong With This?
Western Newsletter Piedmont Newsletter Eastern Newsletter
October, 2014 October, 2014 October, 2014
June, 2014 June, 2014 June, 2014
April, 2014 April, 2014 April, 2014
January, 2014 January, 2014 January, 2014
October, 2013 October, 2013 October, 2013
July, 2013 July, 2013 July, 2013
April, 2013 April, 2013 April, 2013
January, 2013 January, 2013 January, 2013

If you would like to receive a printed copy of a newsletter or if you would like to be notified via email whenever a new issue is published, please contact us via email or by fax, at 919-857-4804.



Back to top