Watershed analysis on federal lands of the Pacific northwest

Leslie M. Reid; Robert Ziemer; Michael Furniss

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Watershed analysis on federal lands of the Pacific northwest

Informally Refereed

Authors:

Leslie M. Reid, Robert Ziemer, Michael Furniss

Year:

1994

Type:

Miscellaneous Publication

Station:

Pacific Southwest Research Station

Source:

Issues in watershed analysis. Discussions at interdisciplinary and interagency workshops held at the Humboldt Interagency Watershed Analysis Center in McKinleyville, California. 14 p.

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Abstract

Watershed analysis-the evaluation of processes that affect ecosystems and resources in a watershed-is now being carried out by Federal land-management and regulatory agencies on Federal lands of the Pacific Northwest. Methods used differ from those of other implementations of watershed analysis because objectives and opportunities differ. In particular, Federal management must take into account the full range of uses and values present, so interagency watershed analysis includes wildlife, social, and economic components in addition to the physical and aquatic evaluations shared by other watershed analysis efforts.

Keywords

watershed analysis, ecosystems, cumulative effects analysis

Citation

Reid, Leslie M.; Ziemer, Robert R.; Furniss, Michael J. 1994. Watershed analysis on federal lands of the Pacific northwest. Issues in watershed analysis. Discussions at interdisciplinary and interagency workshops held at the Humboldt Interagency Watershed Analysis Center in McKinleyville, California. 14 p.