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Marcoux GK, Lowry U, Mathers M, Ketcheson MV.  1997.  Expanded ecosystem legend - Stoddart Creek study area: legend to ecosystem units. :215.
Parks Canada.  2001.  Exotic plants and cultivated landscapes in the mountain national parks: a growing concern. :12. Abstract  Download: Parks Canada 2001.pdf (393.89 KB)
Rivard DH.  1982.  Evaluation of track techniques for resource descriptions and monitoring wildlife populations in National Parks. Abstract
Kinley TA, Newhouse NJ.  2003.  Evaluation of the Wildlife Protection System Deployed on Highway 93 in Kootenay National Park During Autumn, 2003. :18. Abstract  Download: Kinley & Newhouse 2003.pdf (1.19 MB)
Cernenoks A.  1984.  An Evaluation of outlying commercial accommodation in Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho national parks. :134.
Donald DB, Alger D.  1989.  Evaluation of exploitation as a means of improving growth in a stunted population of brook trout. North American Journal of Fisheries Management. 9 :177-183. Abstract
Parks Canada Agency.  2007.  Evaluation of cultural resources in the Mountain National Parks rating guide March 2007.
Dunlop J.  1993.  Evaluation of avifauna as indicator species and the discussion on the future of avifauna monitoring in Kootenay National Park. :18. Abstract  Download: Dunlop 1993.pdf (1.01 MB)
Parks Canada.  2003.  Environmental screening for the Redstreak ecological restoration in Kootenay National Park. :13.
Trottier GC, Bernard JL.  1977.  Environmental Impact Studies, Marble Canyon and McLeod Meadows Campgrounds, Kootenay National Park. :12. Abstract  Download: Trottier & Bernard 1977.pdf (420.99 KB)
Parks Canada Advisory Group.  1995.  Environmental Education Section Heritage Communications: Parks Canada Baseline Survey Results. Prepared for Parks Canada. Abstract
Greene DF, Hesketh M, Pounden E.  2010.  Emergence of morel (Morchella) and pixie cup (geopyxis carbonaria) ascocarps in response to the intensity of forest floor combustion during a wildfire.. Mycologia. 102:766-73. Abstract  Download: Greene et al 2010.pdf (199.68 KB)
Gibbons TR, Baker K.  1976.  Elk study Kootenay National Park, Interim report. Unpubl. report. :42. Abstract
Gray RW.  2001.  The effects of stand structure and fire regime alterations on bighorn sheep habitat.. :33.
Winterbottom KM.  1974.  The effects of slope angle, aspect and fire on snow avalanching in the Field, Lake Louise and Marble Canyon region of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Geography. Masters:149.
Stark RW, Cook JA.  1957.  The effects of defoliation by the lodgepole needle miner. Forest Science. 3:376-396.
Vernier RA.  1995.  Effects of clear cutting on landscape structure and bird species diversity and abundance in the Rocky Mountains.. Department of Forestry. Masters of Science:89. Abstract  Download: Vernier 1995.pdf (5.67 MB)
Kinley TA.  2011.  Effect on wildlife crossing structures on whitetail deer movement in KNP.
Petocz RG.  1973.  The effect of snow cover on the social behavior of bighorn rams and mountain goats. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 51 :987-993. Abstract  Download: Petocz 1973.pdf (1.45 MB)
Gray B.  2009.  The Effect of Fuel Treatments on Understory Plant Diversity in the Upper Kootenay River Valley, BC.. Abstract
Gray B.  2009.  The effect of fuel treatments in understory plant diversity in the upper Kootenay River Valley.
Peel B.  2008.  Educational display of long toed salamander.
Demarchi DA.  1968.  The ecology of the Stoddart Creek bighorn sheep winter range. :25.
Winder RS, Keefer ME.  2008.  Ecology of the 2004 morel harvest in the Rocky Mountain Forest District of British Columbia. Botany. 86:1152-1167. Abstract  Download: Winder & Keefer 2008.pdf (590.42 KB)
Demarchi DA.  1971.  Ecology of Big Game Winter Ranges in the Southern Rocky Mountain Trench, East Kootenay Region. :43. Download: Demarchi 1971.pdf (7.44 MB)

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