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Davidson PW.  1991.  East Kootenay bighorn sheep enhancement project completion report (draft). Abstract
Davidson PW.  1994.  East Kootenay bighorn sheep enhancement project completion report.
Dibb A.  2011.  Bighorn sheep response to ecosystem restoration at Radium Hot Springs, BC. CMI Annual Researcher's Meeting. :9. Abstract  Download: Dibb 2011.pdf (47.9 KB)
Dibb A.  2005.  Bringing back Kootenay's original dry grasslands and open forests. Action on The Ground. Ecological Integrity in Canada's National Parks. :19-20. Download: Dibb 2005.pdf (2.4 MB)
Dibb A.  2004.  Restoration of Bighorn Sheep Habitat and Associated Open Forest and Grassland Ecosystems at Radium Hot Springs, BC. Species at Risk 2004 Pathways to Recovery Conference. :4. Abstract  Download: Dibb 2004.pdf (229.83 KB)
Dibb A.  2008.  Restoring Ecological Integrity - Kootenay National Park. Action on The Ground ll Working with Canadians to improve Ecological Integrity in Canada's National Parks. :59-60. Abstract  Download: Dibb 2008.pdf (4.09 MB)
Dibb A, Tremblay M, Quinn MS.  2008.  Modelling and management of Bighorn Sheep Movement Corridors. Northern Wild Sheep and Goat Council . 16:221-247. Abstract  Download: Dibb et al 2008.pdf (1.31 MB)
Dibb A, Quinn MS.  2006.  Response of bighorn sheep to restoration of winter range. Proceedings of the Northern Wild Sheep .... :59-68. Abstract  Download: Dibb & Quinn 2006.pdf (278.66 KB)
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Halverson LR, Swan B.  1998.  Bighorn In Our Backyard. Communities Working for Wildlife. Research Links. 6:3,7. Abstract  Download: Halverson & Swan 1998.pdf (464.43 KB)
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Kubian R.  2011.  Vegetation and social response to ecosystem restoration at Radium Hot Springs, BC. CMI Annual Researcher's Meeting. :8. Abstract  Download: Kubian 2011.pdf (854.86 KB)
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Lopoukhine N, Walker RC.  1998.  Ecological restoration in Canada’s National Parks. A presentation to the Helping the Land Heal. Ecological restoration in British Columbia conference.
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Marinelli L.  2003.  Small mammal diversity in the Redstreak Restoration area.
Morin J.  2005.  2005 Redstreak Prescribe Burn. :15. Abstract  Download: Morin 2005.pdf (2.81 MB)
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Page H.  2004.  Monitoring ecosystem restoration treatments at North Stoddart Creek and North Fontaine. :28. Abstract  Download: Page 2004.pdf (2.4 MB)
Page H, Machmer M.  2003.  Monitoring Ecosystem Restoration Treatments in the Rocky Mountain Trench. Site Establishment Report. January 2003.
Page H.  2005.  Monitoring ecosystem restoration treatments in Kootenay National Park: Year one post-fire monitoring. :25. Abstract  Download: Page 2005.pdf (1.56 MB)
Page H.  2002.  Monitoring Restoration Effectiveness in Fire-Maintained Ecosystems of the East Kootenay.. Dept. of Rangeland and Wildlife Management. Masters:136.
Page H.  2010.  Monitoring ecosystem restoration treatments at North Stoddart Creek and Bull River. :35. Abstract  Download: Page 2010.pdf (2.84 MB)
Page H.  2007.  Stoddart Creek Ecosystem Restoration Monitoring Site Establishment and Summary Report. :30. Abstract  Download: Page 2007.pdf (2.37 MB)
Page H, Bork EW, Newman RF.  2005.  Understory response to mechanical restoration and drought within montane forests of British Columbia. British Columbia Journal of Ecosystems and Management.
Parks Canada.  2003.  Environmental screening for the Redstreak ecological restoration in Kootenay National Park. :13.
Pridham E.  2006.  Balancing Visitor Needs and Ecosystem Health: A Study of the Impact of the Redstreak Restoration on users of the Redstreak Campground. :28. Download: Pridham 2006.pdf (6.58 MB)
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Tremblay MA, Dibb A.  2004.  Modelling and Restoration of Bighorn Sheep Habitat within and adjacent to Kootenay National Park, British Columbia. Science & Management of Protected Areas Association. :10. Abstract  Download: Tremlay & Dibb 2004.pdf (100.85 KB)

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