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The Influence of Range Practices on Waterborne Disease Organisms in Surface Water of British Columbia

Contents Menu Giardia The objective of this problem analysis was to provide a review of the current state of knowledge of the influence and interactions of range practices on waterborne diseases and prioritize a list of research and extension activities.
The project included:
  • a compilation and summary of literature pertaining to the influence and interactions of range activities on the incidence of waterborne disease
  • a documentation of case histories where range activities were involved or implicated in the incidence of waterborne diseases in BC
  • interviews of key individuals to determine the information needs of staff dealing with waterborne diseases on Crown land

    • Cryptosporidium

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  • Reg Newman - BC Ministry of Forests and Range
  • Tracy Hooper - BC Ministry of Forests and Range
  • Francis Njenga - BC Ministry of Forests and Range
  • George Powell - BC Ministry of Forests and Range

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Last Modified: 2006 Sep 7. Ministry contact: Reg Newman.
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