Drizzle lake Ecological reserve Interim research report 1976
Dr. Tom Reimchen produced this report on work started in the summer of 1975. interim_research_report_1976
Dr. Tom Reimchen produced this report on work started in the summer of 1975. interim_research_report_1976
A ( very rough) report, but one which includes photos which may be useful as baseline information. See Complete PDF:report_on_great_chain_islands_including_oak_bay_islands
G. Scudder and R. Sinclair do this report in 1976 Aims : To obtain an understanding of the functioning of northern ecosystems and to determine the best way of manageing the Spatsizi area. preliminary_working_draft_of_research_plan
Irving Fox and Rosemary Fox present a thorough argument for the preservation of Wilderness in Northern BC. Presented at the Macmillan Planetarium. See the 12 page PDF : fox_1976_ wilderness_preservation_case_in_spatsizi
K. Coates and Dr. D. Ellis completed a preliminary littoral habitat survey in the area of ten mile Point in Victoria, April 19,1976; See the second part of this PDF: ellis and coates 1976 13 estuary investigations marine aspects
OCP for Bowen Island with a section on environmental concerns. See the PDF file: official_community_plan_bowen_island
Michael Bigg, Ian MacAskie, and Graeme Ellis submitted this preliminary report on individual Orca whale identification , pod movements , population impacts and management. See 47 page PDF: abundance_and_movements_of_killer_whales
Bruce hardy wrote this for the Sierra Club Newsletter.
Rob Cannings in October, 1975 Appendix 3 has a preliminary List of the Vascular Plants of the Cosens Bay and Deep Lake Area including Cougar Canyon and the ridges East of Kalamalka Lake . 432 Species) Also has detailed meteorlogical information. See the complete PDF: cannings 1975 interpretation assessment of kalamalka lake park Picture by
“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
A report of the estuary working group , Dept of Environment, Regional Board Pacific. Largely a report on Hydrology. See the PDF for the complete report. _river_estuary_status_of_environmental_knowledge
A Report to the National Parks Branch Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. May 30, 1975 DOBROCKY SEATECH LTD. 1975 Also see with links and images in this PDF: bib82880 By: James M. Goddard, M.Sc. A Report to the National Parks Branch Departpent of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. May 30, 1975 ii Table
Sites in each of Lower middle and Upper Grasslands have been chosen . Present work by Rob Cannings stresses the differences in robber fly ( Diptera: Asilidae) communities in these grassland types: See the pdf : grassland_class_in_bc_and_site_prop_for_arthropod_research
Original Purpose: To conserve rich benthic communities typical of fine-grained, level bottom environments in the southern Gulf of Georgia’ Physical: The reserve consists only of sea floor habitat. Most of the width of Satellite Channel is included, the northern boundary coming within 200 m of the Salt Spring Island shoreline at Cape Keppel, the southern
An area with 6 communities of Western larch and associated vegetation structures. , surveyed by Joan Herriet, P.G. Haddock and John Shephard, Faculty of Forestry, UBC. Included is a comprehensive vegetation list of several areas surveyed. 8.5 miles south of Lumby, BC., 40 acres at 4400 ft alt. ERP #39 , Includes road map. Pika
This report was done by Russ George and David Clark in 1975 Department of Biology , University of Victoria. It includes the IBP Check Sheet for Conservation of Terrestrial Biological Communities. See PDF file: George and Clark_Vascular Flora
Original application form for UBC Endowment Lands Ecological reserve by Jim Pojar and Victor Krajina, IBP surveyors. Includes site map. ubcel-er-application-and-site-map_1974
From Pacific Wilderness ,1974 This is one reason why Ecological reserves were created: To prevent the collection of specimens for museums, zoos and aquariums. This article describes a trip by members of the New York Zoological Society to trap and remove live puffins from Solander Island for a display in New York. See the PDF: