Volume 12 - Issue 1

12(1) Fall 2008

11(2) Spring 2008

11(1) Fall 2007

10(2) Spring 2007

10(1) Fall 2006

9(2) Spring 2006

9(1) Fall 2005

8(2) Spring 2005

8(1) Fall 2004

7(4) Winter 2004

7(3) Fall 2003

7(2) Spring 2003

7(1) Winter 2003

6(4) Spring 2002

6(3) Winter 2001

6(2) Fall 2001

6(1) Summer 2001

5(4) Spring 2001

5(3) Winter 2000

5(2) Fall 2000

5(1) Summer 2000

4(4) Winter 1999

4(3) Fall 1999

4(2) Summer 1999

4(1) Spring 1999

3(4) Winter 1998

3(3) Fall 1998

3(2) Summer 1998

3(1) Spring 1998

2(4) Winter 1997

2(3) Fall 1997

2(2) Summer 1997

2(1) Spring 1997

1(1) Winter 1996

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In this Issue

Watershed Response to the McLure Forest Fire: Presentation Summaries from the Fishtrap Creek Workshop, March 2008
R.D. Moore, R. Winkler, D. Carlyle-Moses, D. Spittlehouse, T. Giles, J. Phillips, J. Leach, B. Eaton, P. Owens, E. Petticrew, W. Blake, B. Heise, and T. Redding
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Stream Temperature Response to Wild fire Disturbance: Lessons from Fishtrap Creek
J. Leach and R.D. Moore
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Techniques for Monitoring Channel Disturbance: A Case Study of Fishtrap Creek, BC
J. Phillips and B. Eaton
Article PDF (835 KB)
A Method for Using Magnetic Tracer Stones to Monitor Changes in Stream Channel Dynamics
B. Eaton, M. Hassan and J. Phillips
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Potential Channel Changes Following Wildfire: Applying the UBC Regime Model to Fishtrap Creek, BC
B. Eaton
Article PDF (486 KB)
HydroEcological Land scapes and Processes Project: A National-scale Forest Hydrology Initiative
C.C. Krezek, J.M. Buttle, F.D. Beall, R.D. Moore, I.F. Creed, P.K. Sibley, U. Silins, K.J. Devito, and C.A. Mendoza
Article PDF (777 KB)
Changing Climate, Uncertain Futures, and Evolving Practices
D. Hutchinson and D. Roche
Article PDF (242 KB)
Watershed Assessments and Streamflow Studies Now Available Online
M. Carver
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Update
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This publication is funded in part by the BC Ministry of Forests and Range through the Forest Investment Account, Forest Science Program, by the BC Ministry of Environment with funds from the Forests for Tomorrow (FFT) program, and by the USDA Forest Service.