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MacEachern A.  2011.  M.B. Williams and the Early Years of Parks Canada. A Century of Parks Canada 1911-20011. :21-52. Download: MacEachern 2011.pdf (531.64 KB)
MacFarlane K, Shields N.  2005.  Old Log Cabin (87-132) and Whymper Cabin (87-026) Marble Canyon Warden Station Kootenay National Park, British Columbia Parks Canada Agency, WNC Service Centre. :39. Abstract  Download: MacFarlane & Shields 2005.pdf (3.61 MB)
MacKenzie K.  2000.  Useful plants of the Juniper Trail.
Madsen D.  1997.  Development of a Strategic Direction for the Science and Monitoring program, Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay Field Unit.
Marcoux GK, Lowry U, Mathers M, Ketcheson MV.  1997.  Expanded ecosystem legend - Stoddart Creek study area: legend to ecosystem units. :215.
Marinelli L.  2003.  Small mammal diversity in the Redstreak Restoration area.
Marinelli L.  2002.  Small mammal diversity. - Simpson River and Vermilion Pass Fire Stands KNP.
Marinelli L.  2004.  Small mammal diversity in the Simpson River and Vermillion Pass fire.
Martin Y, Johnson E.  2004.  Woody debris supply to streams following a wildfire.
Martin YE, Johnson EA, Gallaway JM.  2010.  Negligible Soil Erosion After Wildfire Disturbance: Role of the Duff Layer. EGU General Assembly 2010, held 2-7 May, 2010 in Vienna, Austria. Abstract
Martin Y, Valeo C.  2005.  Hillslope erosion following crown fires.
Martin YE, Johnson EA, Gallaway JM.  2011.  Negligible soil erosion in a burned mountain watershed, Canadian Rockies: field and modeling investigations considering the role of duff. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. 36 :2097-2113. Abstract
Martin Y, Valeo C.  2004.  Hillslope erosion following crown fires.
Martin YE, Johnson EA, Gallaway JM.  2010.  Role of the Duff Layer in Post-fire Soil Hydrology and Erosion: Field and Modelling Observations. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2010. Abstract
Martin YE, Valeo C, Tait M.  2008.  Centimeter-scale digital representations of terrain and impacts on depression storage and runoff. Catena-Giessen then Amsterdam. 75 (2):223-233.
Martin Y, Van Brabant R.  2005.  Woody debris supply to streams and fluvial transport regimes in a burned water shed.
Martin YE, Johnson EA, Gallaway JM.  2007.  Root Throw and Sediment Transport in the Rocky Mountains of Western Canada: Field and Modeling Investigations. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2007. Abstract
Martin Y.  2007.  Post-fire tree rot decay and slope stability in Hawk Creek - Kootenay National Park.
Martin Y.  2004.  Sediment delivery to streams and fluvial transport regimes in a burned watershed.
Martin YE, Gallaway JM, Johnson EA.  2007.  Soil Erosion in a Burned Mountainous Watershed, Kootenay National Park, British Columbia. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2007. Abstract
Masters A.  1990.  Kootenay National Park Fire Project. End of season report: 1989/90.. Abstract
Masters A.  1990.  Changes in forest fire frequency in Kootenay National Park, Canadian Rockies. Canadian Journal of Botany. 68 :1763-1767. Abstract  Download: Masters 1990.pdf (297.61 KB)
Masters A.  1989.  Forest fire history of Kootenay National Park, British Columbia. Unpublished internal report.
Mayhood DW.  1995.  The Fishes of the Central Canadian Rockies Ecosystem. Report No. 950408:59. Abstract  Download: Mayhood 1995.pdf (1.92 MB)
Mayhood DW.  1999.  Provisional evaluation of the status of westslope cutthroat trout in Canada. Proceedings of the Biological and Management of Species and Habitats at Risk, Kamloops, BC. :579-585. Abstract  Download: Mayhood 1999.pdf (2.17 MB)

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