Mike Fenger, President of Friends of Ecological Reserves made this submission to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project Joint Review Panel in Victoria BC January 7th 2013 on behalf of the Friends of Ecological Reserves. Thank you for this opportunity to provide input. I am Mike Fenger President of Friends of Ecological Reserves. We leave you
Friends of Ecological Reserves 2011. Conversations with Ecological Reserve Elders. Part of the BC conservation Legacy.Friends of Ecological Reserves 2011. Conversations with Ecological Reserve Elders. Part of the BC Conservation Legacy. Summary This is a series of interviews with pioneers who built the Ecological Reserves System. The Ecological Reserves are part of the BC’s Parks
Marilyn Lambert I don’t have much to report for the Chain Islands IBA this year other than it appears no Double-crested Cormorants were reared on the island for the second year. So, I thought it might be interesting to compile some photos I have of Double-crested Cormorant nesting history over the years. When I first
By Mike Fenger Nancy Wilkin was a strong supporter of FER and the wardens program during her time as the Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) of the Environmental Stewardship Division in Ministry of Environment. Nancy retired from government this summer and will be an executive in residence at Royal Roads University beginning this fall. Thank you
This article appeared in the 2007 November December Issue of the BC Forestry Professional Magazine FORUM see page 14 BCFORPRO-2007-6
Introduction : By Pam Janszen This research project began in August of 1997 when I was granted permission to do fungal inventory and research work in Winter Cove Provincial Park and Ecological Reserve # 15, both on Saturna Island. Since that time I have made 87 trips into the Reserve and 61 trips to the
During 2000, the warden made 13 visits to the reserve. Most of these visits were for general survey purposes but other visits were for beach clean-up on Alpha and Griffin Islets, preliminary wildflower survey on Jemmy Jones Islet, Double-crested Cormorant nest count on Great Chain Island and broom removal on Griffin Islet. On five occasions
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Here is a link to the report: Ryder et al 2000 Triangle Island Seabird Research Station annual report #7.
This report was done by the Ecological reserve wardens, the Janszens janszen_1999_annual_fungi_report-ocr
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From: Straley_&_Harrison_1987_Plant_list_from_Illustrated_Flora_UEL CLICK on images and then click on again with the magnifying icon to enlarge
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The Overview of the Ecological reserve NE. of Warburton Pike, southern tip of Saturna island. Map surveyed by T.M. C. Taylor and T.C. Brayshaw.
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Dunn_1981_Hyphmycetes_Decaying_Litter_Thuja_Plicata_Thesis Cedar on the forest floor, Garry Fletcher photo.
See PDF file: Simpson_&_Kelsal_1978_Preliminary_Studies_Great_Blue_Heron_Colonies_CWS
Kelsal_&_Simpson_1978_Project_Plan_Great_Blue_Heron_Colonies_Lower_Mainland_CWS photo by Mike Fenger <
PDF FILE: neudorf_et_al_1978_waterfowl_census_cecil_lake Ed.note: We were impressed with the volunteer efforts on this report. 5,400 hours of time were invested by fifteen volunteers, and a total waterfowl population of over 10,000 birds were documented. This last page, reproduced below provides a rather poignant synopsis, (maybe even reminiscent of Aldo Leopold’s thoughts. )
This report is comprised of three studies: Pacific Rhododendron Communities, Small Mammals and Bats located within the Skagit River Watershed cover. It is pertinent to Skagit River ER 21, Skagit River Rhododendrons ER 106 See the Full PDF here: A. Harcombe et al. 1994 Skagit River Rare Biological Elements Study