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Author  BC Ministry of Water, Land, & Air Protection Government Publication – May 28, 2009 Report Overview This guide is intended for anyone wanting to do work or make changes in and about a stream. It was developed to help applicants understand the Regulation under British

Author: Karen McAllister Report The publications in this series are designed to fill gaps in current research and explore new directions within a wide range of natural resource management topics. Some are narrowly focused, analytical and detailed empirical studies; others are wide-ran

Author: Delaware Riverkeeper Network Guide Book A guide to Monitoring and Maintaining Restoration Projects referring specifically to rivers, streams and watersheds.    

Author: Advisory Committee on Water Use Practice and Policy Published: Aug 01, 2004 Report Overview A multi-stakeholder committee (the Advisory Committee on Water Use Practice and Policy, or “committee”) was appointed by the Minister of Environment to review ways to improv

Author: Toby Pike Published: Feb 01, 2003 Report Overview This report provides a cost benefit analysis of the Agricultural Metering Program and metered rate options to discourage excess water use. The board implemented a metered rate for excess water use in the spring of 2003 and this

Author: Greater Vancouver Regional District Government Publication- Jul 01, 2003 Overview The Agricultural Guideline has been developed for owners and operators of facilities that use significant volumes of tap water for irrigation purposes. Examples of the type of operations included

Author: Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Fisheries, Ministry of Environment, Lands & Parks Government Publication- Jun 01, 2001 This guide provides information that will enable agricultural producers and municipalities in the Lower Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island to conduct

Author: Julia Gardner, Catherine Sherlock, Garvin Hunter Report- Jun 01, 2003The purpose of this report is to facilitate discussions on ways of building and sustaining the capacity of Canadian stewardship and conservation organizations. The key question it seeks to answer is: What are

Author: Book Exerpt- Mar 29, 2009 The Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Ontario, 2001-2005, is the most authoritative and up-to-date resource on birds and bird distribution in the province. With 400+ photographs, the atlas describes the distribution and population status of Ontario birds

Author: Manitoba Conservation, Water Branch Published – Oct 01, 2001 Report Overview The province, in consultation with stakeholders, will develop and implement a longterm integrated planning, management, and regulatory framework, which follows through on Manitoba’s Water Polici