Peninsular Florida Stream Systems: Guidance for Their Classification and Restoration
John H. Kiefer, Kristen B. Nowak, AMEC Environment and Infrastructure, Inc.; Joann Mossa, William R. Wise, and Kenneth M. Portier, University of Florida; Thomas L. Crisman, University of South Florida. June 2015.
Hydrology of a Clay Settling Area
Mark Ross with Mark Stewart, Ken Trout and Mark Rains, Center for Modeling Hydrologic and Aquatic Systems Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Department of Geology, University of South Florida. June 2014.
Control and Management of Cogongrass and other Exotic Grasses on Disturbed Lands in Florida: Research Report
Dr. Steven G. Richardson, Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute. May 2013.
Management of Nuisance and Exotic Vegetation on Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida
Steven G. Richardson, Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute; Edward Murawski, Kleinfelder. September 2012.
Evaluation of Lime Treatment Sludge Alternative Disposal Methodologies Including Utilization in Closure of Phosphogypsum Stacks
Nadim F. Fuleihan and Robery J. Werner with Rodrigo Home, Ardaman & Associates, Inc. December 2011.
Wastewater Treatment with Wetland and Tailing Sands Filtration Prior to Confined Aquifer Recharge
Peter J. Schreuder, Schreuder, Inc.; Thomas Pichler, University of South Florida. December 2010.
Wetlands on Clay Settling Areas
Mark T. Brown with Mary Boyd, Wesley Ingwersen, Sean King, and Daniel McLaughlin, University of Florida. November 2010.
Successional Trajectories of Constructed Forested Wetlands
Mark T. Brown and Susan M. Carstenn, University of Florida Center for Wetlands. April 2009.
Wildlife Habitat and Wildlife Utilization of Phosphate-Mined Lands
Douglas J. Durbin et al., Biological Research Associates and University of South Florida. December 2008.
Commercial Tree Crops for Phosphate Mined Lands
D.L. Rockwood, D.R. Carter, and J.A. Stricker, University of Florida. May 2008.
Impact of Phosphate Mining on Streamflow
Peter J. Schreuder et al., Schreuder, Inc. May 2006.
Hydrologic Evaluation of Final Cover System Alternatives for Closure of Phosphogypsum Stacks. Volume I
Nadim F. Fuleihan and Thomas S. Ingra with Rodrigo Home, Ardaman & Associates, Inc. March 2005.
Hydrologic Evaluation of Final Cover System Alternatives for Closure of Phosphogypsum Stacks. Volume II. Appendices
Nadim F. Fulihan and Thomas S. Ingra with Rodrigo Home, Ardaman & Associates, Inc. March 2005.
Pilot Project to Test Natural Water Treatment Capacity of Wetland And Tailing Sand Filtration On Mined Phosphate Lands
Peter J. Schreuder, Schreuder, Inc. March 2005.
Control of Florida Red Tides Using Phosphatic Clay
Donald M. Anderson et al., Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. July 2004.
Micropropagation of Wiregrass and Creeping Bluestem, and Propagation of Gopher Apple
Jeffrey G. Norcini et al., University of Florida/IFAS. September 2003.
Hydrologic Investigation of the Phosphate-Mined Upper Saddle Creek Watershed, West-Central Florida
Patrick Tara et al., University of South Florida. November 2003.
Florida Native Seed Production Manual
Sharon Pfaff, United States Department of Agriculture, Brooksville, Florida. June 2002.
Phosphogypsum Stack Closure:Evaluation of Phosphogypsum as an Alternate Final Cover
Shailesh K. Patel, BCI Engineering and Scientists, Inc. May 2002.
Successional Development of Forested Wetlands on Reclaimed Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida, Volume 1
Mark T. Brown et al., University of Florida Center for Wetlands. August 2002.
Successional Development of Forested Wetlands on Reclaimed Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida, Volume 2
Mark T. Brown et al., University of Florida Center for Wetlands. August 2002.
Development of Seed Sources and Establishment Methods for Native Upland Reclamation
Sharon Pfaff and Clarence Maura, Jr., with Mary Anne Gonter, United States Department of Agriculture. July 2002.
Feasibility of Natural Treatment and Recharge of Wastewater and Surface Waters Using Mined Phosphate Lands
Peter J. Schreuder and John M. Dumeyer, Schreuder, Inc. July 2002.
Water Quality Investigation of In-Situ Tailing Sand Deposits Under Natural Environmental Conditions
Peter J. Schreuder et al., Schreuder, Inc. July 2002.
Habitat Factors Influencing the Distribution of Small Vertebrates on Unmined and Phosphate-Mined Flatlands in Central Florida
Henry R. Mushinsky, Earl D. McCoy, and Robert A. Kluson. University of South Florida. August 2001.
Reclaimed Phosphate Clay Settling Area Investigation: Hydrologic Model Calibration and Ultimate Clay Elevation Prediction
Walter R. Reigner and Cornelis Winkler, III, BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. August 2001.
Post-Mine Reclamation of Native Upland Communities
D.S. Segal, Jones, Edmunds & Associates, Inc.; V.D. Nair, D.A. Graetz, and K.M. Potier, University of Florida; N.J. Bissett, The Natives, Inc.; R.A. Garren, Gainesville, Florida. August 2001.
Potential Use of Phosphate Mining Tailing Sand for Water Filtration: Leaching Tests
Peter J. Schreuder and John Dumeyer, Schreuder, Inc. August 2001.
An Investigation of the Capacity of Tailing Sand to Remove Microorganisms from Surficial Waters
Peter J. Schreuder and John Dumeyer, Schreuder, Inc.; Lillian M. Stark, Florida Department of Health, Tampa Branch Laboratory, Tampa, Florida. August 2001.
Managing Runoff Water Quality from Clay Settling Areas Used for Intensive Agricultural Production
D.Z. Haman, E.A. Hanlon, J.A. Stricker, D.L. Anderson, and G. Gao, University of Florida IFAS; W.R. Reck, NRCS. September 2001.
Reproduction and Growth in Relocated and Resident Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) on Reclaimed Phosphate-Mined Lands
Christine R. Small and Laurie A. Macdonald. April 2001.
Florida Native Plant Collection, Production and Direct Seeding Techniques: Interim Report
Sharon Pfaff, Mary Anne Gonter, and Clarence Maura, Jr., Technical Editors, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. December 1996.
Ecosystem Restoration Workshop Proceedings
Florida Institute of Phosphate Research and Society for Ecological Restoration, Lakeland, Florida. April 25 and 26, 1996.
Ecology, Physiology, and Management of Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica)
Donn G. Shilling et al., University of Florida. May 1997.
Evaluation of Constructed Wetlands on Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida. Volume I: Project Summary
University of Florida, K.L. Erwin Consulting Ecologists, Florida Audubon Society, Missimer International, and The Nature Conservancy. November 1997.
Evaluation of Constructed Wetlands on Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida. Volume II: Hydrology, Soils, Water Quality, & Aquatic Fauna
University of Florida, K.L. Erwin Consulting Ecologists, Florida Audubon Society, Missimer International, and The Nature Conservancy. November 1997.
Evaluation of Constructed Wetlands on Phosphate Mined Lands in Florida. Volume III: Vegetation, Wildlife, & Ecosystem and Landscape Organization
University of Florida, K.L. Erwin Consulting Ecologists, Florida Audubon Society, Missimer International, and The Nature Conservancy. November 1997.
An Evaluation of Plant Community Structure, Fish and Benthic Meio- and Macrofauna as Success Criteria for Reclaimed Wetlands
Thomas L. Crisman et al., University of Florida. October 1997.
Meiofauna and Macrofauna in Six Headwater Streams of the Alafia River, Florida
Bruce C. Cowell, University of South Florida. June 1997.
Habitat Factors Influencing the Distribution of Small Vertebrates on Unmined and Phosphate-Mined Uplands in Central Florida
Henry R. Mushinsky, Earl D. McCoy, and Robert A. Kluson, University of South Florida. November 1996.
The Mined Lands Agricultural Research Project: Summary of Experiments and Extension Recommendations
E.A. Hanlon, University of Florida IFAS; R.A. Jerez and J.A. Stricker, Polk County. October 1996.
Reintroduction of Gopher Tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) to Reclaimed Phosphate Land
Laurie Ann Macdonald. July 1996.
Polk County Mined Lands Agricultural Research and Demonstration Project
Edited by David B. Shibles, Polk County and University of Florida IFAS. February 1992.
Techniques and Guidelines for Reclamation of Phosphate Mined Lands
Mark T. Brown and Robert E. Tighe, University of Florida. July 1991.
Evaluation of Alternatives for Restoration of Soil and Vegetation on Phosphate Clay Settling Ponds
H.T. Odum et al., University of Florida. July 1991.
Accelerating Natural Processes for Wetland Restoration After Phosphate Mining
H.T. Odum et al., University of Florida. August 1990.
Production of High-Value Cash Crops on Mixtures of Sand Tailings and Waste Phosphatic Clays
Bromwell & Carrier, Inc. September 1989.
Propagation and Mycorrhizal Inoculation of Indigenous Florida Plants for Phosphate Mine Revegetation
Bijan Dehgan et al., University of Florida. June 1989.
Enhanced Ecological Succession Following Phosphate Mining
G. Ronnie Best et a., University of Florida. April 1988.
Sink Branch: Stream Relocation and Reclamation by the Florida Phosphate Industry
David J. Robertson, Florida Institute of Phosphate Research. February 1988.
An Investigation of the Current Status of Citrus Plantings on Reclaimed Land in Central Florida
Thomas P. Oxford and James R. Moon, Zellars-Williams, Inc. March 1988.
Water Quality in Central Florida’s Phosphate Mineralized Region
Scott W. Rampenthal and Bruno A. Ferraro, Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, Inc. July 1987.
The Development of Techniques for the Use of Trees in the Reclamation of Phosphate Lands
James B. Harrell, Florida Division of Forestry. June 1987.
Investigations of Methodologies for Management of Mosquito Populations in Phosphate Mining Areas
Board of County Commissioners - Polk County Environmental Services. November 1986.
Phosphate Mining: Regulations, Reclamation and Revegetation
Wayne R. Marion, University of Florida. September 1986.
Measurement of Recovery in Lakes Following Phosphate Mining
J.R. Pratt et al., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. April 1986.
Freshwater Wetland Reclamation in Florida: An Overview
David J. Robertson, Florida Institute of Phosphate Research. September 1985.
Studies of a Method of Wetland Reconstruction Following Phosphate Mining
M.T. Brown and H.T. Odum, University of Florida Center for Wetlands. September 1985.
Ecological Considerations of Reclaimed Lakes in Central Florida’s Phosphate Region. Volume 2.
Oliver C. Boody et al., Environmental Science & Engineering, Inc. May 1985.
Ecological Considerations of Reclaimed Lakes in Central Florida’s Phosphate Region. Volume 1.
Oliver C. Boody et al., Environmental Science & Engineering, Inc. May 1985.
Interactions of Wetlands with the Phosphate Industry
Howard T. Odum et al., University of Florida. November 1983.
A Survey of Wetland Reclamation Projects by the Florida Phosphate Industry
K.J.Ruesch, Dames & Moore. May 1983.
Reclamation and the Phosphate Industry: Proceedings of a Symposium
David J. Robertson, editor, Florida Institute of Phosphate Research. January 26-28, 1983.
Field Evaluation of Sand-Clay Mix Reclamation
John E. Garlanger, Ardaman & Associates. December 1982.