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Shepherd HB.  1973.  Backcountry management plan for the four contiguous mountain national parks. :16.
Cronin A.  1993.  Backcountry Use in Kootenay National Park Summary for 1993 Season: June 1- Sept 30 1993. :26. Abstract  Download: Cronin 1993.pdf (547.37 KB)
Beswick B, Harrison G.  1987.  Background paper commercial trucking in Kootenay National Park. Public information summary. Draft report. :14.
Reichwein PA.  1998.  Background Paper: Cultural Resource Management, Management Plan Review Yoho & Kootenay National Parks.
Dunfield P.  2011.  Bacterial communities in the Paint Pots and Ocher Beds.
Newhouse NJ, Kinley TA.  2002.  Badgers: Can we dig them out of this hole? An update on the population Ecology and conservation of Badgers in southeast British Columbia Research Links. 10 :11-14. Abstract  Download: Newhouse & Kinley 2002.pdf (943.56 KB)
O'Hara JE.  1984.  Baeomyia n.g. (Diptera: Tachinidae): descriptions and notes about phylogenetic and zoogeographic relationships. Canadian journal of zoology. 62 :1387-1396. Abstract  Download: O'Hara 1984.pdf (3.12 MB)
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)
Acland FA.  1929.  Banff, Kootenay & Yoho National Parks- "The Three-Park Unit". :16. Abstract  Download: Acland 1929.pdf (3.55 MB)
Fenton MB, Merriam HG, Holroyd GL.  1983.  Bats of Kootenay, Glacier, and Mount Revelstoke national parks in Canada: identification by echolocation calls, distribution, and biology. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 61 :2503-2508. Abstract  Download: Fenton & Merriam 1983.pdf (454.51 KB)
Vrbova L.  2009.  BC Zoonoses Sentinel Animal Heath Surveillance.
Parks Canada.  1980.  Bear Management Plan, Kootenay National Park. :49.
Taylor JS.  1984.  Bear management plans in Canadian national parks: Fifteen essential elements. Faculty of Environmental Design.. Masters:347.
Schroeder KW.  1988.  Bear Monitoring and Management Kootenay National Park 1987. :20. Download: Schroeder 1988.pdf (780.53 KB)
Russell A.  1972.  Bear-human relationships in the western parks.
Trottier GC.  1976.  Big game range exclosures in the National Parks of Western Canada. :160. Abstract
Osprey Communications.  2003.  Bighorn In Our Backyard – Communities Working for Wildlife. Project Report 2002-2003. :24.
Osprey Communications.  2001.  Bighorn In Our Backyard – Communities Working for Wildlife. Radium-Stoddart Bighorn Winter Range Monitoring and Restoration Program Results 2000-2001. :50.
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)
Dubois J, Swan B, Dibb A.  2004.  Bighorn in our Backyard: A Cooperative Ecosystem-based Education Research and Management Project. Fifth international conference on Science & Management of Protected Areas Association. :8. Abstract  Download: Dubois & Swan..pdf (123.23 KB)
Osprey Communications.  1997.  Bighorn in Out Backyard, Final report of Phase One January – March 1997 for Kootenay National Park. Abstract
Bandy JP.  1966.  Bighorn sheep die-off in British Columbia; a complex of environmental factors.. Canadian Society of Wildlife and Fishery Biologists.
Stelfox JG.  1971.  Bighorn sheep in the Canadian Rockies: a history 1800-1970. Canadian Field-Naturalist. 85 :101-122. Abstract
Choquette LPE, Broughton E.  1967.  Bighorn sheep investigation, Part 1 - Field study (Kootenay National Park). Part 2 - Laboratory study. :19.
Alexander R.  2008.  Bighorn sheep makes extraordinary journey. Rocky Mountain Outlook. :5. Abstract  Download: Alexander 2008.pdf (3.14 MB)

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