Impacts of Forestry Practices on a Coastal Stream Ecosystem, Carnation Creek, British Columbia

Results from the first 17 years of a multi-disciplinary study about the effects of logging activities on a small stream ecosystem in the coastal rainforest of British Columbia have been reviewed. The main hydrological, fluvial-geomorphological, thermal, and production relationships are integrated in four schematic illustrations. Applications of results to land use planning are also discussed.