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Trout Creek/Kitseguecla Landscape Unit Plan
The Trout Creek Landscape Unit Plan (LUP) outlines the objectives and the strategies for the resource management of the Trout Creek and Toboggan watershed within the Bulkley portion of the Bulkley/Cassiar Forest District. The objectives address core... -
Toboggan Creek Fan Sensitive Area Management Plan
This document outlines the reasoning behind designating a portion of the Glacier Gulch/Toboggan Creek fan a sensitive area. The objectives of the sensitive area are statements of desired future conditions of the area and they provide legally binding... -
The Economic Value of the Babine River Corridor Park With and Without a Prote...
The Babine River Corridor Park is relatively small in comparison to many other provincial parks in the province. However, the high quality wilderness attributes of the Park, combining world-class steelhead fishing, level 4 white-water river rafting, and... -
Salmonid Resource Analysis for the Fort St. James Land and Resource Managemen...
This document presents the available salmonid resource information as well as the status of development activity and physiographic conditions within the Skeena River basin portion of the Fort St. James Land and Resource Management Plan (LRMP) area. This... -
Kispiox Land and Resource Management Plan
The Kispiox Land and Resource Management Plan (LRMP) is a sub-regional land use plan for 1.2 million hectares in west central British Columbia. The LRMP provides management objectives, strategies and zones to guide the sustainable use of provincial Crown... -
Kalum Sustainable Resource Management Plan
This dataset includes the Kalum Sustainable Resource Management Plan (SRMP) and associated maps and spatial data. The goal of the Kalum SRMP is to provide a landscape level plan that allows the government to implement the Kalum LRMP objectives and... -
From Problem to Opportunity: Sustaining High Quality Wilderness Angling in th...
High quality wilderness angling values on the Babine River are threatened. These threats continue even with the creation in 1999 of a Class A Babine River Corridor Park and a one km (0.6 mi) wide Special Management Zone (SMZ) on both sides of the Park. -
Babine River Interim Local Resource Use Plan
This plan describes the management consensus option and resource management issues for the Babine River area. It includes the watershed management prescriptions developed to meet the objectives of the consensus option.