Barbara Beasley, Ph.D. Association of Wetland Stewards for Clayoquot and Barkley Sounds P.O. Box 927, Ucluelet, B.C. V0R 3A0 This report describes the results of a 3.5-hour survey of Wandering Salamanders (Aneides vagrans) at Cleland Island on May 20, 2015. I searched under logs, Styrofoam and plastic floats, rotting cabin boards, and rocks within an
Two maps are included here the first a close up of satellite imagery, the second that shows the location in relation to other BC Parks.
The primary goal of the 1988 survey was to obtain baseline estimates for burrowing species that could be used to monitor future population trends and identify current potential threats to those populations. See the full PDF here: Cleland Island_Environment Canada Technical Report
The second part of the experiment was to test Lack’s hypothesis that the clutch size of a bird species is determined through evolution by the average number of young the parents are able to fledge. K.R. Summers and R.H. Drent authored this paper for the Murrelet Vol 60, No 1 Spring 1979 See the full
