Study by Resource Management Officer technology Students from Malaspina University, Oct 2006 A large set of colour photos is available for this study in the Goldstream Parks office See the PDF:20131002123425
Primary Role The primary role of the Portage Brule Rapids Ecological Reserve (ER), located downstream of the junction of the Coal and Liard rivers along the Alaska Highway, is to protect unique hotsprings with unusual vegetation and a forest community of different ages that has developed on alluvial terraces along the river bank. The hot
Pam Thuringer of Archipelago Marine did these reports under contract from Lester Pearson College in the initial phases of the environmental impact assessment study for the Tidal Generator. Interim Report: http://www.racerocks.com/racerock/research/archipelago/archipelinterimreportJan200.pdf Final report: http://www.racerocks.com/racerock/research/archipelago/archipelfinalreport.pdf
The red turban snail (Astraea gibberosa) as a model species to study how sea otter predation affects prey populations. September 28, 2006 Dear Friends, We spent our field season divided between Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre and the community of Kyuquot in Checleset Bay. In our ongoing research we have been using the red turban snail
In 2006, Clean Current Power undertook a 6 year program of research into tidal current energy and started the Pearson College-Encana-Clean Current Tidal Power Demonstration Project
The 47 hectare Vance Creek Ecological Reserve is located 6 km north of Lumby. The reserve straddles the excluded Trinity Valley road and Defies Creek road, a narrow logging road off the Trinity Valley road. See the full PDF file from BC Parks: vance_crk_er_ps Primary Role Starting in 1939, the site was used as a
The following maps are adapted from the BC Parks Ecological reserve website:
The location map and the ER map here are adapted from the BC Parks website:
This location map and the ER plan map have been adapted from the BC Parks website:
Note the location of Narcosli Lake next to Ilgachuz ER
The following article was from the Bulkley valley Newsletter:
Click on the image to link to the video The A12 matriline spyhopping in the Robson Bight Ecological Reserve
Prepared by Judy Millar and Crystal Klym–16 pages 2.0 invasive plant program background ESD, Okanogan region manages 330,791 ha of protected lands. Diverse ecosystems thrive within these lands and include sensitive grasslands, fertile riparian areas, fragile alpine meadows and productive forests these ecosystems, which provide critical habitat for many of British Columbia’s rare and
SPECIES INFORMATION: The Misty Lake sticklebacks, a highly divergent parapatric lake-stream pair of threespine stickleback, are found in a single small lake on Vancouver Island, British Columbia (BC). Similar parapatric lake-stream pairs have also been well documented in two other systems in BC, Mayer and Drizzle lakes on Graham Island (Queen Charlotte Islands). These pairs
Primary Role The primary role of the Kotcho Lake Ecological Reserve is to protect Colonial Waterbird nesting sites and their migration stop over. This reserve includes two flat islands (partly boggy) and an area around the mouth of Kotcho River. Kotcho Lake is a large, very shallow lake located within the Etsho Plateau ecosection, a
Original Purpose: To protect large colonies of breeding seabirds and their habitat. It is closed to the public to protect nesting birds and their habitat. A permit is needed to land on the island. It is accessible by boat, but landing is difficult. The island is named after Dr. Daniel Charles Solander, a Swedish botanist
Link to PDF version of 2006 report, 2006 Comox Bluffs Flora List. Link to PDF version of 1991 report, Comox Lake Bluffs 1991 Vascular Plants. CHECKLIST OF COMOX BLUFFS VASCULAR PLANTS (Date 25 June 2006. Chris Pielou) GYMNOSPERMS CUPRESSACEAE Common juniper Juniperus communis Rocky Mountain Juniper Juniperus scopulorum PINACEAE Shore Pine Pinus contorta Western White
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