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7.4 References

1 Watershed Watch Salmon Society et al (2009). Fish Out of Water: Tools to Protect British Columbia’s Groundwater and Wild Salmon.

2 BC Ministry of Environment (2010). British Columbia’s Water Act Modernization: Discussion Paper. Victoria, BC. www.livingwatersmart.ca [Accessed February 2010]. 

3  Okanagan Water Stewardship Council (2008). Okanagan Sustainable Water Strategy, Action Plan 1.0, Burnaby, BC.

4 Environmental Protection Agency (2008). Handbook for Developing Watershed Plans to Restore and Protect Our Waters. EPA 841-B-08-002 http://water.epa.gov/polwaste/nps/handbook_index.cfm.

5 West Coast Environmental Law (2009). BC Guide to Watershed Law & Planning http://watershedguide.wcel.org/ [Accessed February 2010].

6 McGuire, Gordon, N. Wyper, M. Chan, A. Campbell, S. Bernstein and J. Vivian (2010). Re-inventing Rainwater Management: a Strategy to Protect Health and Restore Nature in the Capital Region. A submission to the Capital Regional District on behalf of the Veins of Life Watershed Society by the Environmental Law Clinic, University of Victoria. Victoria, BC.


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INTERGRATING WATER, LAND AND WATERSHEDS
7.1 Water Management Plans (Water Act – Part 4) | 7.2 Watershed Management Plans | 7.3 Stormwater (Rainwater) Management Plans | 7.4 References


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