| Resource Name |
Water quality effectiveness evaluation results (2008-2012): Results and opportunities for continued improvement |
| Unique File Number |
170 |
| Information Type |
monitoring |
| Surface Water |
A |
| Aquatic Ecosystem |
A |
| Groundwater |
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| Groundwater & Surface Water |
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| Management for Natural & Industrial Hazards |
A |
| Strengths |
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| Limitations |
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| Challenges |
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| Outstanding Research Questions |
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| Outstanding Research Questions |
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| Information Subtype |
water quality |
| Organization |
Forest & Range Evaluation Program |
| Resource Name |
Carson, B and Maloney, D. 2013. Water quality effectiveness evaluation results (2008-2012): Results and opportunities for continued improvement. FREP Extension Note #29, December 2013. |
| Resource Purpose |
Key message: Everyone involved in designing, building, maintaining and deactivating roads has a role to play in
sediment management. The importance of addressing fine sediment reduction is critical through all stages of a road’s
life, starting with surveying the road’s location and ending only when the road is permanently deactivated. |
| Type of Information |
report |
| How does this help decision making? |
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| Program Status |
ongoing |
| NE Coverage |
provincial |
| Drinking Water |
Y |
| Ecosystem |
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| Fish |
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| Groundwater |
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| Public Safety |
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| SW Quality |
Y |
| SW Quantity |
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| Link |
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/hfp/external/!publish/FREP/extension/FREP_Extension_Note_29.pdf |
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| Contact Email |
[email protected] |
