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Best Management Practices for Small Boat Moorage on Lakes Ministry of Environment
2006
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Abstract: Much of the Okanagan Region of the BC Ministry of Environment (BC MOE) is covered by large to moderate sized lakes that lie close to urban centres and are important for water recreation and recreational fisheries. However, in addition to their recreational values, shoreline areas of these waterbodies are sensitive and productive fish and wildlife habitats. They are home to a multitude of plants and animals. Activities and structures along the shoreline can damage these organisms, their habitats and the complex food webs that support them. Boat moorage structures on lakes, such as docks, can have direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on this sensitive habitat.
 
Ministry of Environment. 2006. Best Management Practices for Small Boat Moorage on Lakes. Ministry of Environment
 
Topic: Guidelines and Best Management Practices
Keywords: thompson, okanagan, region, boat, moorage, structures, dock, cumulative impact, habitat
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