Water Stewardship Information Sources

Resource Name Protocol for evaluating the potential impact of forestry and range use on water quality (Water quality management routine effectiveness evaluation)
Unique File Number 172
Information Type monitoring
Surface Water A
Aquatic Ecosystem A
Groundwater
Groundwater & Surface Water
Management for Natural & Industrial Hazards A
Strengths standarized method for assessing fine sediment (and other contaminants) inputs to water bodies
Limitations
Challenges
Outstanding Research Questions
Outstanding Research Questions
Information Subtype water quality
Organization Forest & Range Evaluation Program
Resource Name B. Carson, D. Maloney, S Chatwin, M. Carver and P. Beaudry. 2009. Protocol for Evaluating the Potential Impact of Forestry and Range Use on Water Quality (Water Quality Routine Effectiveness Evaluation). Forest and Range Evaluation Program, B.C. Min. For. Range and B.C. Min. Env., Victoria, BC.
Resource Purpose The Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) makes provisions for independent assessments of the effectiveness of the Act to meet environmental objectives. Maintaining or improving water quality is one objective of the Act. Field procedures developed here provide a means to quantify the effect of forestry and range related disturbances on water quality and how that impact might be mitigated.1
Type of Information manual
How does this help decision making?
Program Status ongoing
NE Coverage provincial
Drinking Water Y
Ecosystem
Fish Y
Groundwater
Public Safety
SW Quality Y
SW Quantity
Link http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/hfp/external/!publish/frep/indicators/Indicators-WaterQuality-Protocol-2009.pdf
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