How can I obtain copies of BIEAP and FREMP publications and research studies?
There are a number of ways to get information. The easiest way is to review the website, or call or email us with your requests. The Publication list is available on line. The BIEAP FREMP Library is now held at the Fraser River Discovery Centre. Publications can be picked up at our office or mailed to you directly. GENERAL DEFINITIONS: Estuarine Marsh – Intertidal areas vegetated by typical emergent marsh plant species such as sedge, bulrush, cattail, rush, etc. Some upper marsh boundaries in undyked areas (e.g. MacDonald Slough in the FREMP area) are only approximate and represent a transition zone between terrestrial and marsh vegetation communities. Estuarine marsh includes marshes with freshwater plant species as well as those with more saline tolerant or brackish species such as seaside arrowgrass found on Sturgeon Bank and American three-square bulrush found along the lower Middle and Norm Arms of the Fraser River. Developed Shoreline – Developed or man-altered shorelines such as
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