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Wagner H.  1998.  Botrychium boreale found for the first time in North America. :2. Abstract  Download: Wagner 1998.pdf (226.02 KB)
Walker RC, Kubian R.  2003.  Split Peak Prescribed Burn Plan an addition to Dare-Pitts Prescribed Burn Plan. :24. Download: Walker & Kubian 2003.pdf (745.45 KB)
Walker RC.  1995.  Aboriginal burning: a “season of burn” mountain park study attempts to identify pre-historical sources of ignition. Research Links.
Walker RC, Irons TB.  1998.  Lake Louise and Yoho and Kootenay National Parks Field Unit Fire Management Plan.
Walker RC, Hallett DJ.  2001.  Paleoecology and Fire History Clues from the past, Issues from the Future,. :9. Download: Walker & Hallett 2001 168.pdf (143.17 KB)
Walker RC.  1997.  Season of Burn. Human Influence on Mountain Ecosystems Workshop, November 20 & 21, 1996.
Walker RC, Kubian R.  2003.  Split Peak PRESCRIBED BURN PLAN. :38. Abstract  Download: Walker & Kubian 2003 929.pdf (1.12 MB)
Walker RC, Kubian R.  1996.  Kootenay National Park mountain pine beetle paleoecology. Fourth Annual Alberta-BC Intermountain Forest Health Workshop.
Walker RC, Hallett DJ.  2001.  Paleoecology and Fire History of Kootenay National Park. Research Links. 9 :1,6-7. Abstract  Download: Walker & Hallett 2001.pdf (588.38 KB)
Walker RC.  1999.  Restoring Whitebark Pine Communities in the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks.. Society for Ecological Restoration .
Walker RC, Irons TB.  1993.  Kootenay National Park Fire Management Perspective. Central Rockies Ecosystem Interagency Fire Management Workshop, February 23 & 25, 1993.
Walker RC, Wilson B, Stuart-smith GJ.  1998.  Restoring Whitebark Pine Communities in the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks. Helping the Land Heal: Ecological restoration in British Columbia Conference. :APoster..
Walker RC.  1997.  Lake Louise and Yoho and Kootenay National Parks Field Unit Non-native Plant Management Plan.
Walker RC, Wilson B, Stuart-smith GJ.  1999.  Whitebark Pine Conservation for the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks. BC Whitebark Pine Working Group inaugural meeting.
Walker RC.  1995.  Science and Paradox: the development of Kootenay’s fire management plan. Research Links.
Walker RC.  1998.  Prescribed burning in Canadian Rocky Mountain Whitebark stands. Nutcracker Notes. 10
Walker RC.  1998.  Lake Louise and Yoho and Kootenay National Parks Field Unit Vegetation Management Plan.. :11. Abstract  Download: Walker 1998.pdf (243.54 KB)
Ward JC.  1974.  The fishes and their distribution in the mountain national parks of Canada. :212. Download: Ward 1974.pdf (4.58 MB); Ward 1974 282.pdf (6.14 MB); Ward 1974 325.pdf (6.73 MB)
Weir JMH, Chapman KJ, Johnson EA.  1995.  Wildland fire management and the fire regime in the southern Canadian Rockies. Proceedings:Symposium on fire in wilderness and park management. :275-280. Abstract  Download: Weir & Chapman.. 1995.pdf (1.11 MB)
Wells RW.  2007.  Landscape Level Conservation Priorities in the Invermere TSA. :37. Abstract  Download: Wells 2007.pdf (6.2 MB)
Wells RW.  2007.  Conservation Feature Responsibility Analysis for Kootenay National Park in the Invermere Timber Supply Area. :15. Abstract  Download: Wells 2007 907.pdf (3.3 MB)
Westworth and Assoc.  1990.  Non-native plant management in western region national and historic parks: Issue Analysis and Recommendations. Abstract
White CA, Olmsted CE, Kay CE.  1998.  Aspen, elk and fire in the Rocky Mountain National Parks of North America. Wildlife Society Bulletin. 26(3):449-462. Download: White et al 1998.pdf (700.31 KB)
Wiebe AP.  1990.  A review of fish and aquatic resources management in western region national parks.
Wierzchowski J, Heathcott M, Flannigan MD.  2002.  Lightning and lightning fire, central cordillera, Canada. International Journal of Wildland Fire. 11 :41-51. Abstract

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