Vegetation of Dewdney Island Ecological reserve
Hans Roemer and Robert Ogilvie surveyed the vegetation of this remote island ecological reserve in 1987. See the PDF : roemer and ogilive 1988 vegetation_of_dewdney_isl_er
Hans Roemer and Robert Ogilvie surveyed the vegetation of this remote island ecological reserve in 1987. See the PDF : roemer and ogilive 1988 vegetation_of_dewdney_isl_er
MOHAN K. WALI , State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY 13210, U.S.A. WALI, M. K. 1988. Reflections on the life, work, and times of Vladimir Joseph Krajina. Can. J. Bot. 66: 2605-2619. A distinguished teacher, botanist, ecologist, and conservationist, Professor Vladimir Joseph Krajina has made major contributions to
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
Pearson College faculty and students contributed to the content of this brochure. It was produced by the Ministry of the Environment in 1988, and was handed out to the visiting public for several years. See the 4 page PDF: ministry of environment 1988 race rocks ecological reserve brochure Also see The Johan Ashuvud memorial Johan
Anna Roberts reports that fencing was completed, and 428 Canada geese and 6 Tundra Swans were resting on the lake in October.
An MOU to C.H. Coulson, Head Hydrology Section from D.E. Reksten , Senior Hydrological Engineer, Water Management Branch BC : See full PDF: nimpkish_island_er
A report by Brian Nuttall, Ducks unlimited. See PDF: ducks_unlimited_canada_biological_reconnaissance_report
Triangle Island by Larry Pynn from Beautiful British Columbia, Vol 32 No. 1, PDF a_million_seabirds_count_on_it
Biology Student Christina Fredericks did this preliminary research paper for her biology extended essay in 1988. She collected the protists ( Pyramimonas sp. ) from the high intertidal green tidepools at Race Rocks. Her research questions related to whether they displayed any phototactic response and how they reacted to different salinities. See the complete PDF:
Trial Island’s rare Flora is featured in this newspaper article in the stages when it was being proposed as an Ecological reserve. An interesting letter to the editor shows the ignorance of a member of the public about the significance of Ecological reserves. times_colonists_may_988_for_and_against_trial_island_er
This is an unsolicited proposal by Archipelago Marine in 1988, providing a study plan and objectives , data analysis expectations , etc: See the pdf: sea_otter_in_bc_population_dynamics_community_effects
Spatsizi Wilderness park has 675,024 hectares. A report by the BC parks branch. Vegetative zones , major large mammals . Gladys lake ER mentioned. See the 12 page PDF:parks_1988_spatsizi_wilderness_park_extension
Robin Taylor prepared this report for the ER Program Office; See 68 page PDF:visitor_program_1987
David A. Briggs summarizes the findings on whales and boat usage patterns of the rubbing beach area and makes management suggestions for the area. See 76 page PDF:use_of_rubbing_beaches_by_boats_and_whales Rubbing Beach at Robson Bight:( from PBS documentary see above)
The reserve is noteworthy for its symmetrical vertical columns of basalt, reputed to be the finest example in British Columbia.
Winter wildlife survey. The purposes of the survey were: 1. To census Stone’s sheep by intensive attempted complete counts within the Spatsizi park. 2. To conduct intensive classified counts of moose in Spatsizi and upper Stikine. 3. To conduct reconnaissance wildlife survey in Stikine River Recreation Area. Click here to request the report and report
Keith Moore;s letter to Hans Roemer in 1984 See full Pdf: assessment_of_windfirmness_of_proposed_er
Robin Baird and Pam Stacey prepared this report and a summary and synthesis of data collected on all aspects of Transient Killer whale behaviour, pod dynamics , and ecology in southern B.C. See the complete PDF ( 41 pages)foraging_behaviour_of_transient_killer_whales