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In 1985, an ecoregion classification system was adopted by the Wildlife Branch of the Ministry of Environment as a framework for managing the diverse nature of B.C.'s topography, climate and ecosystems. The ecoregion classification system was established to help in area-based planning, one of the core reasons for water quality objectives development. Using this classification system as a model, the Vancouver Island Region (VIR) has initiated an ecoregion-based approach to water quality objectives development.
Deniseger, John, Epps, D; Barlak, R; Swain, L. 2009. Use of the Ecoregion Approach to Setting Water Quality Objectives in the Vancouver Island Region
Topic: Water Quality
Keywords: water quality objectives, vancouver island region, VIR, ecoregion classification system
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