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Cannings SG, Ramsay LR.  1998.  Damsels and Emeralds in the Mountains: New Dragonflies for British Columbia. :2. Abstract  Download: Cannings & Ramsay 1998.pdf (136.33 KB)
Elkin CM.  2000.  Density dependence of host location behaviour and reproductive behaviour by mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae).. :1. Abstract  Download: Elkin 2000.pdf (74.99 KB)
Stelfox JG.  1966.  Detailed data on diseased bighorns immobilized, treated, and necropsied from the Radium Hot Springs and Jasper herds, September 25 - November 15, 1966. :15.
Moira A.  2009.  Detecting range of natural variability and changes in spatial patchiness of forested landscape in KNP.
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)
Heitzmann R.  1998.  Developing an Understanding of Long Term Human Influences in the Central Canadian Rockies. Abstract
Madsen D.  1997.  Development of a Strategic Direction for the Science and Monitoring program, Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay Field Unit.
Van Egmond TD.  1984.  Dirty- Water events at Rocky Mountain Hot Springs III. Events Triggered by the Borah Peak , Idaho , Earthquake of 28 October 1983. :15. Abstract  Download: Van Egmond 1984.pdf (494.1 KB)
Van Everdingen RO.  1984.  Dirty-water events at Rocky Mountain Hot Springs and their correlation with other short-lived phenomena. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 21:997-1007. Abstract  Download: van Everdingen 1984.pdf (2.42 MB)
Stelfox JG.  1976.  Diseases and parasites of bighorn sheep in Canadian National Parks: 1966 to 1972. :131.
Stark RW.  1954.  Distribution and life history of the lodgepole needle miner (Recurvaria sp.)(Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) in Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks. The Canadian Entomologist. 86:1-12. Abstract
Lamontagne S, Donald DB, Schindler DW.  1994.  The distribution of four Chaoborus species (Diptera: Chaoboridae) along an elevation gradient in Canadian Rocky Mountain lakes. Canadian journal of zoology. 72:1531-1537. Abstract  Download: Lamontagne et al 1994.pdf (548.2 KB)
Valeo C.  2004.  Disturbance modeling in forested ecosystems.
Brown RC.  1968.  The doctrine of usefulness: Natural resource and national park policy in Canada, 1887-1914. Canadian Parks in Perspective.
Elkin CM.  2001.  Does habitat choice by mountain pine beetles vary with population density? Research Links.
Prather C.  2000.  Dog Lake diatom final report.
Porto L.  2004.  Dolly Varden Creek culvert fish passage assessment. verification of the presence of mottled Sculpin on the Simpson River.
Cannings RA, Cannings SG, Ramsay LR.  2000.  The Dragonflies (Insecta: Odonata) of the Columbia Basin, British Columbia: Field Surveys, Collections. :287. Abstract  Download: Cannings et al 2000.pdf (7.93 MB)
Cannings RA.  2001.  The Dragonflies of the Columbia Basin. Field Surveys, Collections Development and Public Education. Research Links. 9:4-5,10. Abstract  Download: Cannings 2001.pdf (522.88 KB)
Cannings SG.  1998.  Dragonflying in the Mountains. Argia. 10:13-14. Abstract  Download: Cannings 1998.pdf (66.18 KB)

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