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An Evaluation of the Ecological Reserve Program in British Columbia

9AugustGarry FletcherER, Reports, Research

KrisKennettThesisKristal Dawn Kennett did this research for a Masters in Natural Resources Management at Simon Fraser University in August 1987. See the Full PDF: at the Simon Fraser University Library website:http://summit.sfu.ca/system/files/iritems1/6084/b15455543.pdf Abstract: British Columbia was the first province in Canada to establish an Ecological Reserve Program. (ERP) .Ecological reserves are legally protected areas established specifically

Foraging Behaviour of transient Killer Whales

8AugustGarry Fletcher94, Reports, Research

A report by Robin Baird and Pam Stacey, 1987

Nimpkish River Ecological Reserve Erosion Protection Plan

15JulyGarry Fletcher118, Management, Maps, Photos, Reports

In report of Hay & Company . See the full PDF here: Nimpkish River ER Erosion Protection Plan Second part Nimpkish River ER Erosion Protection Planb See the maps from this report: Nimpkish River ER Erosion Protection Plan maps See photos: Nimpkish River ER MP_photos See Appendix: Nimpkish River ER MP_Appendix 1 Management Plan

Haley Lake Ecological Reserve Plants 1987

15JulyGarry Fletcher117, Reports, Species List

Compiled by Hans Roemer, july, 1987. AN EXTENSIVE SPECIES LIST, Trees, Shrubs, herbaceous vegetation, bryophytes and lichens See the full PDF : Haley Lake ER Plants 1987

Land Aquisition at Robson Bight

22JuneGarry Fletcher111, 124, Management, Reports

Unsolicited Proposal to Wildlife habitat Canada: Prepared by the Nature trust of BC. The intent of the proposal was to secure funding to acquire the only private lot in the tsitika estuary. See 35 page PDF: unsolicited_proposal_for_land_aquisition

1987 Purpose Statement , Maps and photos of Megin River ER

10JuneGarry Fletcher105, Maps, Reports, Species List

See the Complete PDF: 1987 purpose statement, maps and photos of megin river er

Protecting Our Seabird Colonies

1JuneGarry Fletcher13, Issues, Reports, Research

Gary Kaiser and Moira Lemon wrote this article in Discovery magazine, 16(3):77-80 indicating the value of the Provincial Ecological reserves Program in protecting seabird colonies See complete PDF: Kaiser and Lemon 1987 Protecting our sea bird colonies. Discovery Article

Non-Consumptive Use and Management of Whales, Robson Bight Study Area:1987

22MayGarry Fletcher111, Issues, Management, Reports, Research

Preliminary Report : by David Duffus and Philip Dearden, Dept of Geography, U.Vic See 42 page PDF:preliminary_report_non-consumptive_use_and_management_of_whales

Interim Proposal (1987)for the Permanent Habitat Protection of the VI Marmot

19MayGarry Fletcher117, Management, Reports

Submitted by the Sierra Club of Western Canada, (Cowichan Group) interm_proposal_for_permanent_habitat_protection_of_vi_marmot

Stratigraphy and Structure of the North east margin of the Bowser Basin, Spatsizi map area —-

6MayGarry Fletcher68, Geology, Reportsstratigraphy

C. A, Evenchick describes elements of stratigraphy . See 8 page PDF: stratigraphy_and_structure_of_ne_margin_bowser_basin

Ten Mile Point Ecological Reserve Purpose Statement

30AprilGarry Fletcher66, Marine Reserves, Reports, Species List

From thee Publication on Ecological reserves, includes Biological and Physical overview and map. See the 2 page PDF : Ten Mile Point Purpose Statement

Kerouard Islands Purpose statement ER #96

30AprilGarry Fletcher96, Maps, Reports, Species ListCommon Murre breeding, sea lion rookery

‘a unique marine ecosystem, The Kerouard Islands supports B.C”s largest sea-lion rookery, and over 32,000 nesting pairs of seabirds—-” Topographic map included. This report also includes the recommendation for reserve status from Bristol Foster. Foster_&_Carson_1979_Purpose_size_map_Description

Plant list excerpt :1987 Illustrated Flora of the University Endowment Lands

7FebruaryMike Fenger74, Reports, Species List

From: Straley_&_Harrison_1987_Plant_list_from_Illustrated_Flora_UEL CLICK on images and then click on again with the magnifying icon to enlarge

Census Tables of Boat Traffic in the Johnstone Strait—-

1FebruaryGarry Fletcher111, Human Disturbance, Reports

July 11-September 1, 1984 and July 1 -September 1- 1985 by David A. Briggs, Univ of Calif at Santa Cruz See PDF boat_traffic_census_1984-1985

Robson Bight ER Management Plan

20DecemberGarry Fletcher111, Issues, Management, Marine Reserves, Reports

An Assessment of the impacts of Human Activities on the Killer Whales of Robson Bight, Ecological reserve with Management guidelines. December 1966 by James Darling. See the PDF: Robson Bight ER Management b85133ocr

The Legal Status of Skwaha Lake Ecological reserve.. Analysis and Recommendations

13DecemberGarry Fletcher88, Issues, Management, Reports

John Lovell wrote this term paper for Environmental Law 329 in Dec 1986 See the PDF: legal_status_of_skwaha_lake_er

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

The Use of a Marine Mammal Reserve by Researchers and Photographers

22NovemberGarry Fletcher111, Human Disturbance, Issues, Management, Reports, Research

Robin E. Taylor submitted this in partial fulfillment for a degree of Master of Natural Resource Management , SFU. Boaters with a great deal of experience such as researchers and Photographers could possibly be a major source of disturbance. —-However, researchers are self-regulating , they are generally compliant to the terms of their permits, however

Skwaha Lake ER Management Plan

13NovemberGarry Fletcher88, Management, Maps, Reports, Species List

From BC Parks: I. Introduction Ecological Reserve Purposes As outlined in the Ecological Reserve Act of 1971, ecological reserves are protected for the following purposes: • Scientific research and educational use • Representation of natural ecosystems • Study of recovery processes after modification by man • Protection of rare and endangered native plants and animals

The Phantom and Mrs.Tye

17OctoberGarry Fletcher116, News, ReportsPhantom Orchid

“For twenty years Mrs. Katherine Tye had watched and worried over the rarest of North American Orchids, the phantom orchid, which grew on her property………