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The Economics of Triad Forest Zoning 1973

21MarchFred BeinhauerIssues, Management, Reportsforestry

Abstract: Because of its vast forest resources, Canadian and U.S. forest policy through much of the 20th Century addressed environmental concerns by enlarging the area of forestland set aside as parks and wilderness area, and managing remaining forestland for multiple uses (integrated management). Inevitably demand for environmental services from forest— Link to the complete PDF

Ecological Reserves Created in British Columbia May4 , 1971

4MayGarry FletcherBC Parks, ER, History, News, Reports

By Jenny L. Feick, PhD. “On May 4, 1971, the Government of British Columbia became the first jurisdiction in Canada to pass legislation to protect ecological reserves. May 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of the Ecological Reserves Act and regulations and the establishment of B.C.’s first ecological reserves. Ecological reserves are permanent sanctuaries, located throughout

1969 International Biological Programme, Conservation of Terrestrial Biological Communities – Lilypad Lake

22JuneFred Beinhauer5, Management, Maps, Reports, Research, Species ListTom Northcote

On June 5. 1969, T.G. Northcote, and P.G. Haddock, with assistance of Mr. John L. Shephard and Miss Joan E. Heriot from the North Okanagan Naturalists Club, made a brief survey of Lilypad Lake, southeast of Vernon, to evaluate its potential as an Ecological Reserve. Species list and maps included Author: Northcote, T. G. Date

Feral Goats in British Columbia

10SeptemberGarry Fletcher15, Invasive Species, Reportsferal goat

V. Geist published this report in the Murrelet, Sept-Dec, 1960 Vol 41(3) See PDF: Geist_1960_Feral_Goats_in_BC_Saltspring_Saturna