Gladys Lake ER Bird Observations R.Pojar
This report by Rosamund Pojar covers observations between 1986 and 2001
Vegetation Permanent Plots established at Gladys Lake :1988
Hans Roemer and John Pinder-Moss established a series of vegetation and trail plots selected to be representative of the plant cover and soils that occur. Vegetation cover/abundance estimates are according to the Braun-Blanquet scale. See the full 77 page PDF… B&W photos of all plots established, and species lists: er_baseline_study_1988.pdf
Spatsizi Plateau and Wilderness park, Background report
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
Vegetation and Ungulate Habitat —- Jim Pojar, 1986
An extensive survey of vegetation communities and ungulates PDF 109 pages: pojar_1986_vegetation_&_ungulate_habitat_gladys_lake_er
Spatsizi Park Wildlife Survey: Jones 1983
Helicopter survey of Stone Sheep by Jones et al, 1983 Also looked at winter distribution of moose, and a caribou count. See PDF : jones_et_al_1983_spatsizi_park_winter_wildlife_survey
Vegetation and Some Plant-Animal Relationships of Ecological Reserve #68 Gladys Lake
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
Spatsizi Report including Gladys lake ER
“The ecological reserve is a good calving ground for caribou” Rod Karswell, 1975 includes letter from W.G Hazlewood includes report from Rosemary Fox See the 104 page PDF : carswell_1975_wildlife_inventory_gladys_lake_er
Botanical and Physiographic Reconnaissance of Northern BC
In the summer of 1969 , Stanley L. Walsh and J.Keith Rigby surveyed the Sustut Basin and surrounding mountains in Northern BC . This report describes the physiography and geology of the region and plant communities are enumerated with an annotated list of 205 species , 11 subspecies and 35 varieties collected. See the PDF