Conservation (Inventory)
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The '''Restoration projects''' field should be used to list any stations that have human impacts which could benefit from work to restore. The human impacts could be accidental or purposeful, it doesn't matter. Muddy flowstone is one of the easiest to recognize but other useful restoration projects should be listed including broken formations and other impacts that can be restored. | The '''Restoration projects''' field should be used to list any stations that have human impacts which could benefit from work to restore. The human impacts could be accidental or purposeful, it doesn't matter. Muddy flowstone is one of the easiest to recognize but other useful restoration projects should be listed including broken formations and other impacts that can be restored. | ||
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Revision as of 13:09, 18 April 2011
The Conservation section is used to record stations where some type of conservation issue is indicated.
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Flowstone
The Flowstone conservation inventory field should be used to list stations with flowstone where changing to clean aqua sox is required. Not all flowstone will be inventoried as a conservation item (see also Flowstone) such as flowstone on the wall.
Wearing marking soles can cause black marks on flowstone, and dirty boots can track mud, sediment and other items onto clean flowstone. Any flowstone which is easily marred or damaged from not changing to aqua sox should be inventoried as a conservation flowstone item.
See also
Gloves off area
Restoration projects
The Restoration projects field should be used to list any stations that have human impacts which could benefit from work to restore. The human impacts could be accidental or purposeful, it doesn't matter. Muddy flowstone is one of the easiest to recognize but other useful restoration projects should be listed including broken formations and other impacts that can be restored.
Other
