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Monthly Archives: December 1976

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Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park Management Policies- Options for the Future

11DecemberGarryF68, Management, Reports

On page 3 Policy and Management Strategies for Gladys Lake ER are discussed. Parks Branch, Ministry of Conservation and Recreation,  T.E. LEE Director See the PDF >management_policies_options_for_future

A Research plan for Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park and Gladys lake ER

6DecemberGarryF68, Management, Reports

G.G.E.Scudder  and A.R.E. Sinclair of UBC  in cooperation with D.S. Eastman , D. Hatler ( Fish and Wildlife Branch,  and G. Hazlewood , (Parks Branch ), J.B. Foster, J. Pojar, (Ecological reserve Unit)  and R.Sadler  ( Simon Fraser University)  produced this proposal to provide information to assist and guide Park and reserve management. See 47

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Ecological Reserves and BC’s Nesting Seabirds : ER Proposal- Campbell 1976

2DecemberGarryF103, 109, 120, ReportsWayne Campbell

Wayne Campbell proposed these reserves  and gave reasons about the uniqueness of the Bird Colonies. Thirteen species of true seabirds nest in BC. These include two storm petrels, three cormorants a gull and seven auks. The total breeding population estimation is 550,000 pairs. This is an Ecological Reserve  proposal for  three sets of islands: The

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