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The Fraser River Action Plan (FRAP) was established to reduce the pollution inputs to the Fraser River and restore the natural productivity of the Fraser River basin. The primary goal of the agricultural component of FRAP is to implement a strategy to reduce the loading of nutrients, bacteria and agrochemicals from agricultural operations to ground and surface waters. Targets and strategies for the reduction are to be developed in consultation with stakeholders such as producer groups, the B.C. Ministry of Agricultural, Fisheries and Food, B.C. Ministry of the Environment, Parks and Lands, Agriculture Canada, Environment Canada, Department of Fisheries and Oceans and the B.C. Federation of Agriculture. The first step toward devising a strategy to achieve this goal is to identify the contaminant sources and to determine the loadings of specific contaminants. The major non point sources of potential contamination in rural areas are from agricultural operations. The primary objective of this study was to develop
IRC INTEGRATED RESOURCE CONSULTANTS INC.. 1994. Agricultural ALand Use Survey in the Matsqui Slough Watershed Summary Report. BC Ministry of Environment Lands and Parks; Environment Canada; Fraser Pollution Abatement Ofiice; Department of Fisheries and Oceans; Fraser River Environmentally Sustainable Development Task Force
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Keywords: Fraser River Action Plan, FRAP, agricultural land use
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