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Chicken of the Woods, Boise Creek, Upper Pitt
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Fish trapping, Red Slough, Upper Pitt
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Don't get me started about hatchery programs spreading invasive salmon all over the world (and within BC!!!).
This is a big, underappreciated issue. Our forestry practices are drying up salmon streams.
This isn't rocket science. Our forests are managed for maximum yield which has nothing to do with stable water sheds.
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I dunno. The forest hydrology science doesn't really show the differences he mentions, things like moss on the ground. What it does show matters are net area cut, differences in stand density, and most of all, length of roads.
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