Mid-Bulkley Detailed Fish Habitat/Riparian/Channel Assessment for Watershed Restoration

The Fish Habitat and Assessment Procedure (FHAP) is a means of assessing watersheds with a history of anthropogenic activity for impacts to fish and fish habitats using a set of integrated physical and biological indicators. For each area in the Mid-Bulkley watershed, land use assessments, riparian assessments, channel assessments, fish and fish habitat assessments, impact synopses, and restrictions and recommendations for habitat improvement are delivered. The purpose of this plan is to guide sub-basin restoration priorities and timing, and to integrate individual restoration prescriptions with overall watershed-level goals.

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Mid-Bulkley Detailed Fish Habitat/Riparian/Channel Assessment for Watershed RestorationPDF
written report with tables, figures, and prescription photos.
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Land Use and Impact PhotosPDF
Images of the impact of land use on the Mid-Bulkley river.
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Riparian and Channel PhotosPDF
Images of riparians and channels of the Mid-Bulkley watershed.
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Papildus informācija

Lauks	Vērtība
Uzturētājs	BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy
Pēdējā atjaunināšana	jūlijs 21, 2022, 18:58 (UTC)
Izveidots	janvāris 30, 2019, 19:47 (UTC)