Turkey Vulture – Friends of Ecological Reserves

Lasqueti Island ER #4 Overview, Biological and Physical

13MarchGarry Fletcher4, Rare Species, Reports, Species Listbald eagle, Black-tailed Deer, Deer Mouse, great horned owl, mink, Northern Alligator lizard, northwestern garter snake., osprey, Pacific Chorus Frog, pigeon guillemot, pygmy owl, Raccoon, Townsend Vole, Turkey Vulture, Wandering Shrew, Western Terrestrial Garter Snake

ORIGINAL PURPOSE To protect vegetation and fauna characteristic of the Coastal Douglas-Fir Zone Access: Much of the reserve was selectively logged in the 1960s, and old logging roads are present. Part of the reserve is fenced to keep out feral sheep. See the complete PDF: lasqueti COMPOSITION The reserve contains a rocky, irregular hill with

Woodley Range ER # 142 Overview: Physical and Biological

ORIGINAL PURPOSE To protect exceptional plant species richness and sensitive meadow and woodland ecosystems developed on cretaceous sandstones. Physical: Woodley Range is a prominent NW-SE-oriented ridge with a steep escarpment to the southwest, facing the head of Ladysmith Harbour, and more gentle, smooth slopes towards the northeast. The reserve is located on the moderate NE-facing