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Achuff PL.  2006.  Vascular plants of Banff, Jasper, Kootenay, Mount Revelstoke - Glacier, and Yoho National Parks of Canada.. :40. Abstract  Download: Achuff 2006.pdf (228.17 KB)
Achuff PL, Holland WD, Coen GM, Van Tighem K, Poll DM.  1984.  Ecological land classification of Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Volume 1: integrated resource description. Publ. No. M-84-10:373. Abstract  Download: Achuff et al 1984.pdf (2.84 MB)
Achuff PL.  1991.  Non-native plant management in western region national and historic parks: issues analysis and recommendations, phase 2.
Achuff PL.  1984.  Plants Collected during Kootenay's Biophysical Inventory. :4. Abstract  Download: Achuff 1984.pdf (642.88 KB)
Achuff PL.  1989.  Old-growth forests of the Canadian Rocky Mountain national parks.. Natural Areas Journal. 9 :12-26. Abstract
Achuff PL.  1993.  Vascular Plants of the Mountain National Parks: Species List and Database. :46. Abstract  Download: Achuff 1993.pdf (5.15 MB)
Acland FA.  1929.  Banff, Kootenay & Yoho National Parks- "The Three-Park Unit". :16. Abstract  Download: Acland 1929.pdf (3.55 MB)
Adams I, Jamieson B, Petersen D.  2011.  Connecting the upper Columbia Valley: Habitat linkages for species at risk. CMI Annual Researcher's Meeting. :4. Abstract  Download: Adams et al 2011.pdf (75.59 KB)
Akrigg HB.  1997.  British Columbia place names. :336. Abstract
Alexander R.  2008.  Bighorn sheep makes extraordinary journey. Rocky Mountain Outlook. :5. Abstract  Download: Alexander 2008.pdf (3.14 MB)
Alger D, Donald DB.  1984.  Limnological studies in Kootenay National Park. Part 2: Streams. :112.
Alvo R.  2000.  Parks Canada Species Database Description of the year 2000 Iteration.. :26. Abstract  Download: Alvo 2000.pdf (225.87 KB)
Alvo R.  1998.  Ecological Database of Wildlife and Plants Species in Canada’s National Parks. :22. Abstract  Download: Alvo 1998.pdf (154.77 KB)
Anderson RS.  1971.  Crustacean plankton of 146 alpine and subalpine lakes and ponds in western Canada. Journal of the Fisheries Board of Canada. 28:311-321. Abstract
Anderson RS, Raasveld LG.  1974.  Gammarus predation and the possible effects of Gammarus and Chaoborus feeding on the zooplankton composition in some small lakes and ponds in western Canada.. Occasional Paper No 18:23. Abstract  Download: Anderson & Raasveld 1974.pdf (2.12 MB)
Anderson L, Burke C, Christenson A, Griffin K, Gross C, Malcolm J, Parks Canada, Simbirski M.  2005.  From the Visitor's Perspective: A study of Learning Opportunities in Four of the Mountain National Parks. :54. Abstract
Anderson WJ, Meredith T.  1973.  A Compilation of Bird Sighting Records for Kootenay National Park, BC.. :4. Download: Anderson & Meredith 1973 308.pdf (291.22 KB)
Anderson WJ, Meredith T.  1974.  Checklist Birds of Kootenay National Park. :9. Abstract  Download: Anderson & Meredith 1974.pdf (398.89 KB)
Anderson WJ, Meredith T.  1973.  Proposal for a Provisional Bird Check List for Kootenay National Park, BC. :7. Download: Anderson & Meredith 1973.pdf (884.72 KB)
Anderson RS.  1974.  Crustacean plankton communities of 340 lakes and ponds in and near the National Parks of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Journal of the Fisheries Board of Canada. 31 :855-869. Abstract
Andrew H.  2002.  1907 Schaffer Trek.
Angell S.  1997.  Kootenay National Park : scope of collections statement. :12.
Angus Reid Group Inc..  1993.  A Study of Canadian Attitudes Toward Canada's National Parks.
Angus Reid Group Inc..  1993.  A study of Columbia River Valley Residents Attitudes Toward Canada's National Parks 1993 Final. :119. Abstract  Download: Angus Reid Group Inc. 1993.pdf (4.27 MB)
Anonymous.  1966.  Provisional list of the trees, shrubs and common plants in Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks. :6.

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