Chapter 4: Encroachment

• MCB Camp Lejeune Addresses Encroachment Through the North Carolina Onslow Bight Conservation Forum
• Army's Compatible Use Buffers Support Soldier Training and Protect Habitat

Chapter 5: Multiple Uses

• Cooperative Conservation Planning Helps Reduce Conflicts Between Competing Natural Resources Programs
• Balancing Critical Species Protection and Armored Military Training
• Habitat Conservation Planning Provides an Ecosystem-Based Roadmap for Natural Resources Protection

Chapter 6: Endangered Species

• Conservation of the Palos Verde Blue Butterfly
• Management of Threatened, Endangered and At-Risk Species

Chapter 7: Invasive Species

• U.S. Marine Corps Training and "Sweat Equity" Overcome Foreign Plant Invaders
• Biological Control of Noxious Weeds

Chapter 8: Landscape Disturbance

• Ho'ola l Ka Aina: Restoring Health to the Land
• Oak Savanna Restoration
• Disturbance Regimes and Landscape Process

Chapter 9: Funding

• Creative Assessment of Mission Requirements Supports Threatened and Endangered Species
• Innovative Funding for Natural Resources

Chapter 10: Partnerships

• Invasive Weed Management
• Army's Compatible Use Buffer Program Partners Produce Conservation Plan to Ensure Continued Military Readiness Through Recovery of Candidate Species

Chapter 11: INRMPs

• A Successful INRMP Process