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Warden’s Report for Mount Sabine Ecological Reserve #19. Dec. 2025

22MarchGarryF19, Field Notes, Maps, Photos, Species List, Warden Reports

ER Warden Annual Report for Mt Sabine 2025-Feb15v2 (1)

Warden’s Report for Columbia Lake Ecological Reserve #20 Dec 2025

22MarchGarryF20, Management, Maps, Photos, Species List, Warden Reports

This wardens report was submitted by Jenny Feick and Ian Hatter ER Warden Annual Report for Columbia Lake 2025_Finaldraft-Mar4-2026-v2 (1)

Wardens Report ER #76 Fraser River – April 26, 2025

3JulyGarryF76, Field Notes, Species List, Warden Reports

ER #76 2025, April 26, photos compressed Report by Bev and Bill Ramey Sunshine, 12 to 19o C, wind varied from 8 to 17 km/hr. On islands from 10 am through to 8 pm. Walking distance about 18 km, which was longer than usual distance due to the higher water level which meant the

Columbia Lake ER#20 Warden’s Reports 2004

8DecemberGarryF20, Human Disturbance, Species List, Warden Reports

Columbia Lake ER Warden Report – Variations on a Theme By Jenny Feick, PhD One of the great things about being an ER warden for BC Parks is the opportunity to visit an ER at different times of year and in successive years. On each visit to the ERs where my husband Ian Hatter and

Using “Ecoreserves of BC Umbrella” for Birds

29NovemberGarryFEducational Activities, iNaturalist, Photos, Research, Species Listbird list, birds

Ernie Chang of Metchosin has produced this handbook which is useful in extracting various types of data and information on questions that you may have about the species of organisms that occur in the Ecological Reserves of British Columbia. The following link is to a .pdf version of the document: Using EcoReserves of BC Umbrella

New Bird list for Race Rocks Ecological Reserve #97

21NovemberGarryF97, Photos, Species List, Warden Reportsbird list, birds, eBird

Link to Bird List on the Race Rocks Website: https://racerocks.ca/bird-list-race-rocks-ecological-reserve/

PLANT LIST ECOLOGICAL RESERVE #76, FRASER RIVER, 2024

1OctoberGarryF76, Invasive Species, Rare Species, Species List, Warden ReportsPLANT LIST

PLANT LIST ECOLOGICAL RESERVE #76, FRASER RIVER, 2024 Plants identified by Frank Lomer Apr 22, Sept 15 & 30, Oct 7 & 8, 2024; includes plants confirmed on old plant list; plants not confirmed are listed separately at the end Genus Species Common Name Exotic – E Invasive TREES Or RARE – Blue-, Red-listed Acer

Warden’s Report Ecological Reserve #76 Fraser River – September 30, 2024

30SeptemberGarryF76, Field Notes, Photos, Species List, Warden Reports

ER #76 Fraser River – September 30, 2024 Report by Bev and Bill Ramey Sunshine with clouds developing in afternoon, calm, 13 to 16 o C Walking distance about 10 km, but most was back and forth traverses across the silt and sand covered exposed accreted areas as well as bushwhacking circular loops through the

Warden’s Report ER #76 Fraser River – September 15, 2024

15SeptemberGarryF76, Field Notes, Species List, Warden Reports

ER #76 Fraser River – September 15, 2024 Report by Bev and Bill Ramey Sunshine, a few clouds in morning, clearing to full sun, 15 to 21o C Walking distance about 10 km, but most of this distance measured by the GPS was back and forth traverses across the accreting gravel bars, now covered with

Fraser River Ecological Reserve wardens report ER #76 April 2024

20JuneGarryF76, Field Notes, Photos, Reports, Species List, Warden Reports

ER #76 Fraser River – April 22, 2024 Report by Bill & Bev Ramey See the pdf with photos:ER #76 2024, April 22, pdf Sunshine, 9 to 18 degrees C, light breeze Launch kayaks from Nicomen Island 9:45 am, return 6:15 pm Walking distance about 11 km Water level at Mission gauge: 0.1 to 1.3

iNaturalist Records for Ecological Reserves in BC

18FebruaryGarryFEcological Monitoring, iNaturalist, Species List

https://inaturalist.ca/projects/bc-parks-ecological-reserves The reserves are listed by number of records . click on image below: and former Friends of Ecological Reserve Board member Kate McKeown has added the following page with all the ER projects linked https://inaturalist.ca/projects/bc-parks-ecological-reserves?tab=about BC Parks Ecological Reserves Ecological reserves are areas selected to preserve representative and special natural ecosystems, plant and animal

Columbia Lake Ecological Reserve #20 Warden Report, 2023

19DecemberGarryF20, Field Notes, Human Disturbance, Issues, Photos, Rare Species, Species List, Warden Reportsgiant hellebor, limber pine

The report is available in this PDF link Columbia Lake Ecological Reserve Warden Report 2023_final Link to the iNaturalist entries: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/columbia-lake-ecological-reserve. Report completed by: Ian W. Hatter, ER Warden for Columbia Lake Ecological Reserve, and Dr. Jenny Feick, ER Warden for Mt. Sabine Ecological Reserve. All photos were taken by Jenny Feick. Report completion date:

Mount Sabine Ecological Reserve #19 Warden Report for 2023

19DecemberGarryF19, BC Parks, Boundary Changes, Field Notes, Management, Species List, Warden Reports

Report completed by: Jenny L. Feick, PhD, ER Warden for Mount Sabine Ecological Reserve Report completion date: September 4, 2023 See the PDF of the report here: Mt Sabine Ecological Reserve Warden Report for 2023 final The iNaturalist entries for this ER can be found at this link: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?project_id=mount-sabine-ecological-reserve&place_id=any&verifiable=any Table of Contents Acknowledgements ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2

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26NovemberGarryF130, Ecological Monitoring, Photos, Species List, Warden Reports

2023 Ecological Reserve #130 Mahoney Lake Wardens’ Annual Report Wardens: Kathryn McCourt, Dan Nieman Report date: November 15, 2023 April 13, 2023 – Kathryn McCourt 9:45 – 10:49. 6℃, sky overcast, wind calm Plants in bloom: Ranunculus glaberrimus, Frittilaria pudica Birds: Redwinged Blackbird, American Robin, Song Sparrow, Black-capped Chicadee, American Coot, Ruddy Duck, Canada Goose,

Trout Creek Ecological reserve #7 Warden’s reports 2023

26NovemberGarryF7, Species List, Warden Reports

2023 Ecological Reserve #7 Warden’s Annual Report Wardens: Kathryn McCourt, Mark Gardiner Report Date: November 15, 2023. Again in 2023, Warden Mark Gardiner was unable to access the reserve because of mobility issues. April 15, 2023. 9:45-10:49. 6℃. Sky overcast, wind calm. Birds outside ER: Pine Siskin, American Robin Birds inside ER: Pine siskin,

Warden’s report ER #76 Fraser River – Oct 1, 2023

5NovemberGarryF76, Invasive Species, Species List, Warden ReportsWestern Toad

Location: islands in middle of Fraser River, near Chilliwack Report by Bill & Bev Ramey Sunshine, 13 to 21 degrees C, sunny, calm Launch kayaks from Nicomen Island 10:30 am, return 4:00 pm Walking distance: 9.5 km Water level, Fraser River at Mission: 0.4 to 1.1 metres (tidal) Water level, Fraser River at Hope: 3.3

Race Rocks Ecological Reserve Proposed as a KBA – Key biodiversity area

29JuneGarryF97, Key Biodiversity Area, Management, Rare Species, Reports, Species List

In June 2023 Ian Adams presented for the Annual General Meeting of Friends of Ecological Reserves on the Key Biodiversity Areas program in Canada. This presentation is available here: https://ecoreserves.bc.ca/2023/06/07/key-biodiversity-areas-ian-adams-fer-agm-june-2023/ The website of KBA Canada is here: https://gis.natureserve.ca/portal/apps/dashboards/8a89d50ea0b04c7790e19791ab9ae6e8 Race Rocks Ecological Reserve is on the list of proposed KBAs in British Columbia along with several

Conservation Options for the Elk and Flathead Valleys and The Proposed Fording River Grasslands ER#159

13NovemberGarryF159, BC Parks, ER Proposals, Federal Stewardship, Human Disturbance, Issues, Maps, Photos, Rare Species, Reports, Species List

Click here for the full report: Elk Flathead Stetski FINAL. the complete PDF file Attached is a copy of my report, commissioned by Parks Canada, on Conservation Options for the Elk and Flathead River Valleys in SEBC. This is a critical area in the Yellowstone to Yukon corridor. I will be presenting on the report