ProjectsMissionLeave No Trace Committee Environment Links 
Get Involved large wood debris guidelines |
listed chronologically (recent first) |
| LWD Post Installation Report |
| Linked below is an example of a follow up inspection of LWD on the Seymour River in North Vancouver. |
| http://www.bccanoe.com/enviroflash/Post-Flood _Nov. 2006_ Inspection of Seymour LWD Structures.pdf |
| Large Woody Debris (LWD) July 2005 Update |
| RCABC and WKABC met with Navigable Waters (Department of Transport) and the proponents installing LWD structures in Southwestern BC to work out an agreement on the construction, placement, and monitoring of the structures. Much information was exchanged and more meetings will be required to agree on some basic guidelines that Navigable Waters will use in their approval process. Importantly, we learned that projects are approved by different agencies depending on who initiates them, making them difficult for the paddling community to keep track of. The document linked below are the DRAFT guidelines presented at the meeting, created with input from many canoeists and kayakers. |
| http://www.bccanoe.com/enviroflash/LWD_Guidelines_Draft_July_12_2005.pdf |
| environment@bccanoe.com |
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