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Stelfox JG.  1966.  An investigation of the current status of bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) in Radium Hot Springs area, B.C.. :30.
Bunnell FL, Dupuis L, Quamme D.  1994.  An investigation of landscape fragmentation on amphibians. Progress Report.
Savile DBO.  1969.  Interrelationships of Ledum species and their rust parasites in western Canada and Alaska. Canadian Journal of Botany. 47:1085-1100. Abstract  Download: Savile 1969.pdf (1.02 MB)
Apps CD.  1998.  Interim report describing activities of the East Kootenay Lynx Project for May 15 through September 30, 1998. Abstract
Unger L.  2003.  Insect and disease sampling throughout Kootenay and Yoho.
Beswick B.  1986.  Initial environmental evaluation of commercial trucking in Kootenay National Park. A case study: Baymag Mines trucking. Draft report.
Tyndall J.  2004.  The influence of nectar less flowers on pollinator behavior, pollen transport and it's consequences for plant reproduction and evolution.
Hayman D.  2004.  The influence of landscape disturbances on the dispersal of mountain pine beetle.
Flook DR, Stento JE.  1969.  Incidence and abundance of certain parasites in wapiti in the national parks of the Canadian Rockies. Canadian Journal of Zoology. 45 :795-803. Abstract  Download: Flook 1969.pdf (2.12 MB)
Butterworth E, Pybus MJ.  1992.  Impact of the Giant Liver Fluke (Fascioloides magna) on elk and other ungulates in Banff and Kootenay National Parks Draft #2. :16. Abstract  Download: Butterworth & Pybus 1992.pdf (389.95 KB)
Hawkes B, Taylor SW, Stockdale C, Shore TL.  2003.  Impact of mountain pine beetle on stand dynamics in British Columbia. Mountain Pine Beetle Symposium : challenges and solutions. :177-1909. Abstract  Download: Hawkes et al 2003.pdf (1021.72 KB)
Heitzmann R.  1996.  Identifying human ignited fires in the Central Canadian Rockies over the last millennium.. Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, Saskatoon.. Abstract

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