ID | 107 |
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Citation | BC Forest Practices Board. 2002. Cattle Grazing in a Community Watershed Near Salmon Arm, Complaint Investigation 010353. BC Forest Practices Board. FPB/IRC/72. |
Organization | BC Forest Practices Board |
URL | http://www.bcfpb.ca/sites/default/files/reports/irc72.pdf |
Abstract/Description or Keywords | On November 15, 2001, the Freeman Brook Community Waterworks Association (the complainant) submitted a complaint to the Forest Practices Board about the control of cattle around several small streams near Freeman Brook, northwest of Salmon Arm. The complainant claimed there were multiple contraventions of the range use plan by Grouse Creek Ranch (the licensee). The complainant also asserted that the Ministry of Forests (MOF) didn't enforce the requirements of the range use plan. The Board decided to investigate whether the grazing and range practices complied with the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act (the Act) and regulations, and whether the requirements of the range use plan were enforced by MOF. water quality, range, grazing, riparian, water supply |
Information Type | report |
Regional Watershed | Shuswap |
Sub-watershed if known | Corning Creek |
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Comments | |
Project status | complete |
Contact Name | BC Forest Practices Board |
Contact Email | [email protected] |