Mt. Maxwell ER #37 maps
The following two maps are adapted from the BC parks website:
Chilako River Ecological Reserve map
Adapted from BC Parks website:
Haley Lake ER #117 map
This map of Haley lake Ecological Reserve is from the : BC Parks website
Klanawa River and Nitinat Lake Ecological Reserve Maps
See the two maps below, adapted from the BC Parks website:
Torkelsen Lake ER # 73 Map
These two maps of Torkelsen lake Ecological reserve are adapted from the BC Parks website. Note that the reserve is some distance from the actual Torkelsen Lake
Bednesti Lake ER #86 map
These two maps of Bednesti Lake ER are adapted from the BC Parks website. Note that the Bednesti Lake Ecological reserve is actually several miles to the West of the actual Bednesti Lake.
Sunbeam Creek Maps
The following 2 maps are adapted from the BC Parks website:
Skagit River Rhododendrons maps
From BC Parks website:
Smith River, Portage Brule Rapids and Grayling River Map
Note three ecological reserves in this area of northern British Columbia.
William’s Lake Ecological Reserve Maps
These maps are from derived from the BC Parks website
Ontario Parks Ecological Stress Identification
Abstract Ontario Parks has adopted a structured stress identification process used by other jurisdictions. This pro- cess relies on the knowledge of protected area staff to identify possible stressors on an individual protected area basis. Knowing what stresses are occurring in an individual protected area or across portions of the protected area system will allow
Oak Bay, Chain Islands and Ten Mile Point Ecological Reserves Map
To the east of Oak bay/ Victoria,there are several Ecological reserves. This map shows their locations in relation to each other. It is adapted from the BC Parks website.
Atlas of the alluvial gravel-bed reach of Fraser River in the Lower Mainland showing channel changes in the period 1912 -1999
By Michael Church and Darren Ham of the Department of Geography, UBC, October, 2004 The complete PDF may be viewed at this external link: Historical photos (1928- 1999) as presented by Dr. Michael Church www.geog.ubc.ca/fraserriver Once on this site of the Fraser River Gravel Reach Studies, click on “Reports and Publications” and then under Atlas
Drizzle Lake, ER 52 Maps-Regional Context and Tenures and land Use
The following 2 maps are from the Drizzle Lake Management Direction Statement of BC Parks, 2004
Ram Creek Management Direction Statement September, 2004
Ram Creek Ecological Reserve Approvals Page Foreword This management direction statement for Ram Creek Ecological Reserve provides management direction until such time as a more detailed management plan may be prepared. Ram Creek Ecological Reserve wa Table of Contents SEE the FUll PDF:ram_creek_er_mds Introduction……………………………………………………………………. 1 Purpose of the Management Direction Statement ……………………………………… 1 Context………………………………………………………………………… 1
Columbia Lake Ecological Reserve Management Plan
Context Designated by Order in Council #1582 under the Ecological Reserve Act in 1971 and is presently listed and described in Schedule B of the Protected Areas of British Columbia Act For the full Management Direction Statement see this PDF:columbia_lk_er_managment-direct See the PDF for MAPS: The 29 hectare ecological reserve is situated in both the
Gingietl Creek ER #115 Management Direction Statement
Gingietl Creek Ecological Reserve Management Direction Statement Introduction Purpose of the Management Direction Statement Management direction statements (MDS) provide strategic management direction for protected areas that do not have an approved management plan. Management direction statements also describe protected area values, management issues and concerns; a management strategy focused on immediate priority objectives and strategies;
Lepas Bay Ecological Reserve Management Direction Statement
Lepas Bay Ecological Reserve is located on an unnamed island in Lepas Bay The 3.6 hectare ecological reserve was established on November 2, 1978 to protect the habitat of nesting seabirds, mainly petrels. The island is one of only eight storm-petrel nesting sites in British Columbia and may be the largest mixed-species petrel site in