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Holroyd JC.  1967.  Observations of Rocky Mountain goats on Mount Wardle, Kootenay National Park. Canadian Field Naturalist . 81 :1-20. Abstract  Download: Holroyd 1967.pdf (7.3 MB)
Christman MJ.  1970.  Occurrence of Birds on the Vermilion Pass Burn, Kootenay National Park. :62. Download: Christman 1970.pdf (2.41 MB)
MacFarlane K, Shields N.  2005.  Old Log Cabin (87-132) and Whymper Cabin (87-026) Marble Canyon Warden Station Kootenay National Park, British Columbia Parks Canada Agency, WNC Service Centre. :39. Abstract  Download: MacFarlane & Shields 2005.pdf (3.61 MB)
Achuff PL.  1989.  Old-growth forests of the Canadian Rocky Mountain national parks.. Natural Areas Journal. 9 :12-26. Abstract
Johnson EA, Miyanishi K.  1995.  Old-growth, disturbance, and ecosystem management. Canadian Journal of Botany. 73 :918-926. Abstract  Download: Johnson & Miyanishi 1995.pdf (1.82 MB)
Berger WH.  2010.  On glacier retreat and drought cycles in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and Canada. Quaternary International. 215 :27-33. Abstract  Download: Berger 2010.pdf (842.49 KB)
DeBock EA.  1970.  On the behavior of the mountain goat (Oreamnos americanus) in Kootenay National Park. MS Thesis:173.
Kondla NG.  2004.  An Overview of Butterflies and Skippers in the Mountain, Parkland and Boreal National Parks of Alberta and British Columbia. :61. Abstract  Download: Kondla 2004.pdf (505.07 KB)
Van Everdingen RO, Shakur MA, Michel FA.  1985.  Oxygen-and sulfur-isotope geochemistry of acidic groundwater discharge in British Columbia, Yukon, and District of Mackenzie, Canada. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. 22:1689-1695. Abstract  Download: van Everdingen et al 1985.pdf (980.74 KB)

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