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A Regional Land and Water Management Board would
bring together the Federal and Provincial Government civil
servants responsible for the administration of land, water
and natural resources to advise the regional district on
Management in the watershed regions. In each watershed the
river board would work out management policies meeting
the needs of fisheries, recreation and conservation, dyking,
drainage, irrigation, waste water disposal, pollution control
and water quality maintenance. The Agricultural Area Comm-
ittees would also contain representatives of all land owners,
farmers and other users, such as hunters, hikers, horse riding
clubs etc. in order to work out acceptable multiple uses of
land; The Community Area Committees already exist in many
communities in the form of ratepayers associations, and
voluntary planning committees.

INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

The following documents are available for reference at the
metituces' Offirece, Surrey:

1. Brief requesting the preservation of the University
Endowment Lands as Parkland and Greenbelt submitted
on Behalf of the Dunbar-West Point Grey Endowment
Lands Committee.

2. The Plan for Information Society -- a National Goal
Toward Year 2000 -- Japan Computer Usage Development
Institute, May 1972.

3. The International Opinion Poll on "The Plan for
-* Infortiation Seciety,. Oct. 1973’.

4, Report to the International Joint Commission on
Solutions to the Problems Facing the Residents of
Point) Roberts, Oct 19732.

5 An Inventory of Internativnal Park Possibilities:
™t, Roberts, Boundary Bay, San Juan and Gulf Islands
Archipelago, Aug 1973.

6. Notes on Waterfowl Management Opportunities in the
Nicomekl and Serpentine River Valleys, Information
Booklet No.1 2), Oct 1973. (Includes background infor-
mation on the Mud Bay marina controversy).

7. Human Behavior Aspects of Fish and Wildlife Conservation,
an annotated Bibliography, USDA, Forest Service, Port-
land, Oregon, 1973.