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Category Archives: 68

Home/Archive Category: 68

Gladys Lake ER 68 map

20JuneGarry Fletcher68, Mapscaribou, Spatsizi

Gladys Lake and Ningunsaw River ER satellite location maps

28MayGarry Fletcher59, 68, Maps

A preliminary account of sedimentation in the lower Bowser group, northern BC.

6AugustGarry Fletcher68, Geology, Maps, Reports

Brian D. Ricketts published this paper in the Geological Survey of Canada, Paper 90-IF, p 145-150, 1990 See the 6 page PDF: preliminary_accoutn_of_sedimentation_in_lower_bowser_lake

Spatsizi Plateau and Wilderness park, Background report

6DecemberGarry Fletcher68, Maps, Reports, Species List

Don Benn ( Juan de Fuca Env. Consultants) , Ted Harding and Beth Collins ( Ship Env. Consultants ) and Chris Clement ( Shearwater Ecol. Services  prepared this report in  1986 for Parks and Outdoor recreation Division . See the 179 page PDF report: spwp_background_report

Mountain goat Surveys in Spatsizi Wilderness park, BC 1984

5MayGarry Fletcher68, Maps, Reports, Researchmontain goat, stone sheep

Mountain Goats were censused  by helicopter in seven designated wildlife zones in Spatsizi Wilderness Park in a four-day period in mid july, 1984 . 538 goats observed   and 65 by fixed wing aircraft during that time. 298 stone sheep were also observed See the 87 page pdf : hatler_&_hazelwood_1984_summer_mtn_goat_surveys

Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness park

6MayGarry Fletcher68, Management, Maps, Reports

This is  one of Canada’s largest and most significant parks at 675,0254 hectares. See pdf : spatsizi_wilderness_park

Vegetation and Some Plant-Animal Relationships of Ecological Reserve #68 Gladys Lake

6SeptemberGarry Fletcher68, History, Maps, Photos, Rare Species, Species List

Jim Pojar and R.Carswell  in the summer of 1975 collected , described and interpreted animal and plant resources of  Gladys Lake ER before it was designated as a reserve in November of 1975. See the 220 page PDF of this comprehensive baseline study.:pojar_vegetation_1976.pdf

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