TABLE OF CONTENTS

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
• SYNOPSIS
• INTRODUCTION
• CONFERENCE DESIGN AND PROGRAM
• SUCCESS STORIES
• Rehabilitation of The Belle Isle Lakes And Canals
• Identification And Protection Mechanisms For Detroit River Habitats
• Conserving Critical Habitats in the Conservation Crescent -- The Stony Island Story
• Ruwe Marsh Restoration Project
• Ecological Restoration of Grassy Island and the Wyandotte National Wildlife Refuge in the Detroit River
• A Multi-Partner Initiative to Wetland and Prairie Restoration in the St. Clair River Watershed (the MacDonald Park Project) with Applications to the Detroit River
• The Crosswinds Marsh Wetland Restoration and Creation Project
• Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Projects in the Detroit River and Tributary Watersheds
• BASF Corporation's Rehabilitation of Fighting Island
• PANEL DISCUSSION: HABITAT NEEDS AND PRIORITIES
• Habitat Restoration and Enhancement Guidelines and Priorities for the Detroit River and Canadian Sub-watersheds
• PANEL DISCUSSION: COUPLING OF RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT FOR HABITAT REHABILITATION AND CONSERVATION
• Scientific Challenges of Habitat Rehabilitation and Conservation
• FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
• LITERATURE CITED
• APPENDIX 1 Conference Program
• APPENDIX 2 List of Conference Attendees
• APPENDIX 3 Conference Co-Sponsors

A suggested citation for this document: Tulen L.A., J.H. Hartig, D. M. Dolan, and J. Ciborowski (eds). 1998. Rehabilitating and Conserving Detroit River Habitats. Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research Occasional Publication No. 1. Windsor, Ontario. 65 pp.