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This study documents the natural variability of true colour and the effects of forest harvesting in three snow‐dominated headwater catchments at the Upper Penticton Creek Experimental Watersheds, located in south‐central British Columbia. Although colour does not pose direct health risks, high values of colour can reduce the effectiveness of ultraviolet treatment systems, and can also indicate high...
Over the past 35 years, the Upper Penticton Creek (UPC) Watershed Experiment has supported forest hydrology research in south‐central British Columbia (BC), Canada. This paper provides a synthesis of research results, highlights the challenges facing UPC and identifies new research directions. Clearcutting approximately 50% of two small, snow‐dominated (Dfb Koppen classification) watersheds advanced...
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