Krebs 1974 Colonial Nesting and Social feeding as Strategies for exploiting food resources in the Great Blue Heron, ( Ardea Herodias)
files pdf : Krebs_1974_Blue_Heron_Ecology
files pdf : Krebs_1974_Blue_Heron_Ecology
Art Klassen reports on a survey done in 1982 by the Greater Vancouver regional District Parks Department of educational use of the UBC endowment lands See PDF Klassen_1983_Survery_Education_Research_Use_UBC_Endownment_Lands
1973 Application for Ecological Reserve: Boulton Lake Here is a link to the application, 1973 Boulton Lake Application for ER, proposed to protect three-spined sticklebacks. The location of the proposed ER is below Drizzle Lake, ER # 52. Here is a link to the map area, http://tinyurl.com/cljq9b5.
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
Mayer Lake of Haida Gwaii is the largest lake in the Naikoon Provincial Park (located south-west corner of the park, http://tinyurl.com/dxlhenf) on Graham Island near both the Tlell and Port Clements areas. Nestled on the southern tip of Mayer Lake is a small picnic campground park with a boat launch. The area is enclosed with
Alex Pedden of the BC Prov. Museum submitted this application for ER status in 1972 See comlete PDF:application_for_ecological_reserve
The Skagit Valley Study group submitted this report in 1971 See PDF: future_of_the_skagit_valley
Provincial Museum and UBC field parties conducted bird and mammal investigations in Barkley Sound from 1954 to 1970 inclusive. 55 of approx. 55 islands,islets and reefs were visited. Nesting sites of 6 species of sea birds previously unrecorded are lsited. See the complete paper –PDF file: barkley_sound_sea_bird_nesting_sites
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
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
By Dr. K.I. Beamish, Contains a species list of vegetation. Description of a Coastal Peat-bog lake shoreline and rocky headlands . Apparently never burned, most of the shoreline is quite natural beamish_description_plant_list_ambrose_lake 1968
Ian MacAskie and Donald Blood report on the history and rationale for the scheme. Maps are included See the complete PDF: proposed_reintroduction_northern_sea_otter_to_bc
R. Wayne Campbell and David Stirling did this report for the BC Provincial Museum in 1967. It includes an extensive annotated bird and vegetation species list. In addition other animals , invertebrates, etc are documented. See the complete PDF:
E.L. Young of the the B.C. Forest Service did this report in October 1966. Long before it was proposed as an Ecological reserve. See the PDF file : special_cruise_of_yellow_pine
This report, edited by Vladimir Krajina in 1965 contains archival material on the Squamish River Floodplain coastal_western_hemlock_zone_sw_bc
V. Geist published this report in the Murrelet, Sept-Dec, 1960 Vol 41(3) See PDF: Geist_1960_Feral_Goats_in_BC_Saltspring_Saturna
R.M. Anderson Published this report in the Canadian Field Naturalist in April 1934. See complet PDF: anderson_1934_notes_on_hoary_marmot_distribution