FOREST HYDROLOGY Sample Clauses

FOREST HYDROLOGY. It is estimated there exists approximately 1.2 million acres of merchantable forest land in the Okanagan Basin in Canada. Only about 300,000 acres are in the zone north of Penticton above 4,000 feet which is the area from which the major portion of the runoff occurs. In 1971 some 10,000 acres of merchantable timber were harvested in the Basin while an additional 1,000 acres was lost to wild fires. This represents 1/120 year rotation for the Basin. Water yield increases accrusing from forest harvesting within the 300,000 acres north of Penticton have been estimated at between 3.31% and 4.20%. These increases would only be realized within the area harvested and would likely be consumed in water deficits sites at lower elevations. This includes correction for sequential regrowth effects on increasing evapotranspiration. Additional increases for those areas lost to wild fires are estimated between 1.24% and 1.55% annually. By adjusting the computed percentage water increases in the areas where forest harvesting and fires are taking place to the whole Basin water yield increases are only 0.50% to 0.64% for the former and 0.19% to 0.23% for the latter. These computed annual increases are not cumulative due to the effect of regrowth on evapotranspiration consumption. In summary, it can be stated that:
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