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Russell A.  1972.  Bear-human relationships in the western parks.
Rubidge EM, Taylor EB.  2005.  Analysis of spatial and environmental factors influencing hybridization between native westslope cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi) and introduced rainbowtrout (O. mykiss) in the upper Kootenay River drainage, BC. Conservation Genetics. 6 :369-384. Abstract  Download: Rubidge & Taylor 2005.pdf (444.38 KB)
Roush W.  2006.  Response of alpine treeline to recent climatic change.
Rosenberg SM, Walker IR.  2003.  Postglacial spread of hemlock (Tsuga) and vegetation history in Mount Revelstoke National Park, British Columbia, Canada. Canadian journal of Botany. Abstract  Download: Risenhoover & Bailey 1985.pdf (1.61 MB)
Roke G.  2008.  National Parks Pest Update. Western Canada Forest Health Workshop.  Download: Roke 2008.pdf (6.16 MB)
Rocchini RJ, Arber JC, Pommen LW.  1976.   Kootenay Air and Water Quality Branch, Phase 1. Water Quality in Region Seven, The Upper Columbia River Basin. :107.
Rocchini RJ, Gregory LA, Pommen LW, Nordin RN.  1981.   Kootenay Air and Water Quality Branch, Phase 2. Water Quality in the Kootenay River Basin. :181.
Rocchini RJ, Arber JC, Feddes JJ, Parsons DL, Pommen LW.  1976.  Kootenay Air and Water Quality Study, Phase 1. Water Quality in Region 3, the Upper Kootenay River Basin. :20.
Robins JK.  1965.  Forest Insect and Disease Conditions Alberta- Northwest Territories Region. Abstract  Download: Robins 1965.pdf (888.57 KB)
Rivard DH.  1982.  Evaluation of track techniques for resource descriptions and monitoring wildlife populations in National Parks. Abstract
Risenhoover KL, Bailey JA.  1985.  Relationships between group size, feeding time, and agonistic behavior of mountain goats. Canadian journal of zoology. 63 :2501-2506. Abstract  Download: Risenhoover & Bailey 1985.pdf (1.61 MB)
Richardson HE.  1984.  A Look Back Over the Years. :38. Abstract  Download: Richardson 1984.pdf (2.16 MB)
Reid M.  1995.  Final report on a study of aggregation behavior in pine engraver bark in Kootenay along the Dog Lake trail.
Reid M.  1972.  Report on the Small Mammals in the Vermilion Pass Burn: 1972. :22. Abstract  Download: Reid 1972.pdf (1005.8 KB)
Reid M.  2009.  Mountain Pine Beetle Dispersal through Managed and Unmanaged Landscapes. :17. Abstract  Download: Reid 2009.pdf (1000.74 KB)
Reid IPSOS.  2010.  Camping in the Mountain National Parks 2009/10 Online Panel Members Final Report. :40. Abstract  Download: IPSOS Reid 2010.pdf (737.46 KB)
Reid IPSOS.  2007.  Social Science Research Report for Kootenay National Park. Report.
Reichwein PA.  1998.  Background Paper: Cultural Resource Management, Management Plan Review Yoho & Kootenay National Parks.
Ramsay HP.  1983.  Chromosome numbers in some mosses from western Canada. Canadian journal of botany. 61 :2384-2387. Abstract  Download: Ramsay 1983.pdf (801.66 KB)
Ramsay LR, Cannings RA.  2004.  Determining the status of British Columbia's dragonflies. Species at Risk 2004 Pathways to Recovery Conference. :12. Abstract  Download: Ramsay 2004.pdf (229.51 KB)
Raine RM.  1989.  Grizzly Bear Food Habits in Yoho and Kootenay National Parks. :16. Abstract  Download: Raine 1989.pdf (715.28 KB)
Raine RM.  1988.  Grizzly bear research in Yoho and Kootenay National Parks. A Proposal..
Raine RM, Riddell RN.  1991.  Grizzly bear research in Yoho and Kootenay National Parks 1988-1990 Final Report.. :159. Abstract  Download: Raine & Riddell 1991.pdf (4.58 MB)
Raine RM.  1988.  Grizzly bear research in Yoho and Kootenay National Parks. Progress report number 2.
Raine RM, Kansas JL, Riddell RN.  1990.  Grizzly bear research in Yoho and Kootenay National Parks. 1988 interm report Year II Interm Report. :74. Download: Raine et al 1990.pdf (2.56 MB)

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