From Permacltur@aol.com Thu Jun  3 13:27:36 1999
Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 07:28:43 EDT
From: Permacltur@aol.com
To: erba@lincolnu.edu, owner-permaculture@envirolink.org,
     permaculture@envirolink.org, darq16@cyberia.net.lb
Subject: Re:  FW: Bull rushes filtering plants...


In a message dated 6/2/99 8:54:39 PM, erba@lincolnu.edu wrote:

<<If anyone has info about this subject please forward to 
darq16@cyberia.net.lb

the natural filtering ability of bull rushes.  Do you know of any related 
sites that I can access as we are looking at "green" ways to clean up a 
small river in the Bekka Valley in the Lebanon.

The object is to try and enlarge a wet lands area on a major bird 
migtration route and this would seem a possible solution to several 
problems.>>

REPLY:  Probably the person whom I know that has the most information on this 
is John Todd at the Center For Protection and Restoration of Waters, 10 
Shanks Pond Rd, Falmouth  MA  02540  USA.  Tell him Dan sent you.  :-)

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