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Over the last two decades, hydrologists and geomorphologists have often discussed the need to document the history, scientific discoveries, and field expertise gained in watershed management in British Columbia. Several years ago, a group of watershed scientists from FORREX, academia, government, and the private sector gathered at the University of British Columbia to discuss the idea of a provincially relevant summary of hydrology, geomorphology, and watershed management. Through this meeting, the Compendium of Forest Hydrology and Geomorphology was born. As a synthesis document, the Compendium consolidates current scientific knowledge and operational experience into 19 chapters. To ensure ...
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In recent years, the accessibility of online mapping tools and GIS information has dramatically increased. As a result, it is now possible to remotely gather information about a watershed's potential disturbance, hydrologic, and climatic characteristics. The purpose of this report is to highlight current sources of online tools and watershed information, provide a template of potential disturbance drivers to consider, and ultimately create a list of questions that can be used to characterize a watershed's hydrologic regime. This document does not specify the development of watershed analysis style indicators for the purposes of watershed assessment. This technical report was developed to aid in the descriptive, hydrologic characterization of watersheds in British Columbia. This report is divided into three sections: (1) a watershed characterization template, (2) a narrative of working through the template using the Carnation Creek watershed on Vancouver Island, and (3) an example watershed characterization report write-up.--Document.
A biography of the soldier and explorer whose fearless treks into the American West opened a gateway for pioneers and settlers who would someday flock to that region.
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