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Home » Publications » ENVIRONMENT » Healthy Watersheds and Airsheds » Water Licences and Conservation: Future Directions for Land Trusts in British Columbia

Water Licences and Conservation: Future Directions for Land Trusts in British Columbia

Filed in: Healthy Watersheds and Airsheds Land Province-wide Research | May 13, 2008 by The Environmental Law Centre Society

Prepared for the Land Trust Alliance of BC, this report gives an overview of how water is managed in BC and the immediate conservation opportunities to protect water for ecosystem uses such as fish and wildlife.

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