The vegetation types of Marion County, Illinois prior to European settlement, which were derived from soil association surveys, were compared to a satellite map of current vegetation types to quantify their change over time. GIS analysis indicates that 10% of presettlement prairie is currently grassland, 2% of presettlement prairie has been converted to forest, 32% of original prairie has been converted to agriculture and urban use, 17% of presettlement forest remains intact, grassland comprises 18% of presettlement forest while 21% of presettlement forest has been converted to agricultural and urban use
Project Completion Report, Field Work Completed July 2002 to 2003INHS Technical Report prepared for ...
Forests across the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois have a rich land-use history since their settl...
Historical reference conditions provide important context for creating ecological restoration and ma...
The US Federal Government established the Public Land Survey (PLS) to survey federal land before sal...
The potential future outcomes of ecological restoration and management activities can be partially u...
During the century since civilized man brought great change to the natural vegetation of Indiana by ...
Includes 6 ancillary maps: Composition of Illinois forests -- Number of woody species per county in ...
This report examines the land use and changes in Southern Illinois. Land cover data provides general...
A new source of data on early postsettlement woodlands, witness trees in woodlot subdivision surveys...
This map updates and revises the "Land Cover of Illinois" map (Luman et.al. 1996). The map was produ...
In Illinois, the surveys began in 1804 and were largely completed by 1843. The surveyors moved acros...
Since settlement began in the 1830\u27s, the native forest, wetland and prairie vegetation has been ...
ID: 8707; issued February 8, 1995INHS Technical Report prepared for Illinois Department of Transport...
At one time, 60% of Illinois\u27 land area was covered with prairie, but 99% of that prairie has bee...
The modifying influence of civilized man on natural vegetation is so rapid and so extensive that it ...
Project Completion Report, Field Work Completed July 2002 to 2003INHS Technical Report prepared for ...
Forests across the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois have a rich land-use history since their settl...
Historical reference conditions provide important context for creating ecological restoration and ma...
The US Federal Government established the Public Land Survey (PLS) to survey federal land before sal...
The potential future outcomes of ecological restoration and management activities can be partially u...
During the century since civilized man brought great change to the natural vegetation of Indiana by ...
Includes 6 ancillary maps: Composition of Illinois forests -- Number of woody species per county in ...
This report examines the land use and changes in Southern Illinois. Land cover data provides general...
A new source of data on early postsettlement woodlands, witness trees in woodlot subdivision surveys...
This map updates and revises the "Land Cover of Illinois" map (Luman et.al. 1996). The map was produ...
In Illinois, the surveys began in 1804 and were largely completed by 1843. The surveyors moved acros...
Since settlement began in the 1830\u27s, the native forest, wetland and prairie vegetation has been ...
ID: 8707; issued February 8, 1995INHS Technical Report prepared for Illinois Department of Transport...
At one time, 60% of Illinois\u27 land area was covered with prairie, but 99% of that prairie has bee...
The modifying influence of civilized man on natural vegetation is so rapid and so extensive that it ...
Project Completion Report, Field Work Completed July 2002 to 2003INHS Technical Report prepared for ...
Forests across the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois have a rich land-use history since their settl...
Historical reference conditions provide important context for creating ecological restoration and ma...