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Ecology and management of riparian - stream ecosystems: a large scale experiment using alternative streamside management techniques Richardson, John S.
2003
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Abstract: The effectiveness of riparian management practices, in particular along small streams, has not been adequately tested. In our replicated, before-after control-impact study of 13 small streams we are testing the effect of different levels of riparian reserves (controls, 30 m buffers, 10 m buffers, clearcuts) for protecting stream and riparian ecosystem components and processes. We also propose to add an additional partial harvesting along three new streams (compared to three original controls). In each case a suite of chemical, physical, and biological measures are used to compare the impacts of management. The stream and riparian system continues to diverge from controls even 2 years post-harvesting. We will study the continuing changes, the eventual recovery dynamics, and the effects of partial harvesting trials along these small streams and their riparian areas. John S. Richardson...[et al.]
 
Richardson, John S., Feller, Michael; Kiffney, M. Peter; Moore, D.; Hinch, Scott G.; Mitchell, Stephen J.; University of British Columbia. 2003. Ecology and management of riparian - stream ecosystems: a large scale experiment using alternative streamside management techniques. Forest Investment Account (FIA) - Forest Science Program. Forest Investment Account Report. FIA2003MR220
 
Topic: FLNRORD Research Program
Keywords: Riparian, Areas, British, Columbia, Management, Forest, Investment, Account, (FIA), Algae, Turbidity
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