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Full-Text Articles in Behavior and Ethology
Effects Of Beaver On Stream Flow And Water Quality, James W. Bates
Effects Of Beaver On Stream Flow And Water Quality, James W. Bates
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
Water, one of the major resources of the western lands, controls the economy and expansion of the communities. Industry, agriculture, timber, livestock, game and home water needs are all dependent upon a steady and continued flow of water from wells, springs, and rivers. Water is derived from one source, precipitation, which occurs in the form of rain and snow. Watersheds which are properly managed accumulate a substantial snow pack during the winter which is the life-giving source of water for our springs.
The Utah Water and Power Report (1948) indicates the annual precipitation over the entire state of Utah averaged …