Water Stewardship Information Sources

Citation Tschaplinski, P.J. 2010. State of Stream Channels, Fish Habitats, and their Adjacent Riparian Areas: Resource Stewardship Monitoring to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Riparian Management, 2005–2008. FREP Report # 27. Min. For. Mines, Lands., For. Prac. Invest. Br., Victoria, B.C., Forest and Range Evaluation Program.
Organization FLNRO
URL http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/hfp/external/!publish/FREP/reports/FREP_Report_27.pdf
Abstract/Description or Keywords From 2005 to 2008, B.C. Ministry of Forests and Range
field staff assessed a total of 1441 stream reaches
located within or adjacent to randomly selected cutblocks
(harvest areas) to determine stream and riparian
conditions 2 years or more following forest harvest.
The objective of these assessments conducted under
the Forest and Range Evaluation program (FREP) was to
determine whether forest and range practices had been
effective in maintaining the structural integrity and
ecological functions of stream reaches and associated
riparian areas. Post-harvest conditions or “health”
of the stream-riparian sites were categorized in terms
of “properly functioning condition” (PFC). riparian, aquatic habitat,
Information Type report
Regional Watershed Province
Sub-watershed if known
Aquifer #
Comments
Project status ongoing
Contact Name Peter Tschaplinski
Contact Email [email protected]