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Goward T, Goffinet B, Vltikainen O.  1995.  Synopsis of the genus Peltigera (lichenized Ascomycetes) in British Columbia, with a key to the North American species. Canadian journal of Botany. 73 :91-111. Abstract  Download: Goward et al 1995.pdf (4.7 MB)
Holmes JC, Samuel WM.  1974.  Surveillance study of the parasites of bighorn sheep in the mountain national parks. Abstract
Environment Canada.  1981.  Surface Water Data, British Columbia. :324.
Bell KW.  1970.  Surface mapping and sampling in Banff, Yoho and Kootenay National Parks in 1970.
Tuttle J.  1969.  Summer Project 1969- Birds of the Burn. :15. Abstract  Download: Tuttle 1969.pdf (496.42 KB)
Praxis Inc..  1998.  Summary of the Kootenay and Yoho National Parks Science Workshop. :109. Download: Praxis Inc. 1998.pdf (7.2 MB)
Killstoff J, Ward JC, Colbeck AC.  1973.  Summary of fish stocking records for Kootenay National Park, 1926 to 1972.
Merilees WJ.  1976.  A summary of field observations made in Kootenay National Park for the period of May13, 1976 to September 5, 1976. :5. Download: Merilees 1976.pdf (299.05 KB)
Halverson LR.  1981.  A summary of Field Notes on birds observed in Kootenay National Park from January 1, 1981 to December 31, 1981. :12. Abstract  Download: Halverson 1981.pdf (305.79 KB)
Halverson LR.  1980.  A summary of Field Notes on birds observed in Kootenay National Park from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 1980. :9. Download: Halverson 1980.pdf (277.85 KB)
Chernoff GW, Hall-Beyer M.  2008.  Studying Natural Ecological Processes in the National Parks: Plant Community Diversity and the Vermilion Burn. :10. Abstract  Download: Chernoff & Hall-Beyer 2008 4261.pdf (329.79 KB)
Angus Reid Group Inc..  1993.  A study of Columbia River Valley Residents Attitudes Toward Canada's National Parks 1993 Final. :119. Abstract  Download: Angus Reid Group Inc. 1993.pdf (4.27 MB)
Angus Reid Group Inc..  1993.  A Study of Canadian Attitudes Toward Canada's National Parks.
Harris SA.  1973.  Studies of soil creep, western Alberta, 1970 to 1972. Arctic and Alpine Research. 5 Abstract
McGuire TM, Morrall JF.  2000.  Strategic highway improvements to minimize environmental impacts within the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks. Journal of Civil Engineering. 27:523-532.
Page H.  2007.  Stoddart Creek Ecosystem Restoration Monitoring Site Establishment and Summary Report. :30. Abstract  Download: Page 2007.pdf (2.37 MB)
Demarchi RA, Hartwig CL, Demarchi DA.  2000.  Status of the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in British Columbia. Wildlife Bulletin No. B-99:56. Abstract  Download: Demarchi et al 2000.pdf (702.66 KB)
Demarchi RA, Demarchi DA.  1967.  Status of the Rocky Mountain bighorn. Wildlife Review. 4:10-13.
Stelfox JG, Poll DM, Sheehan BR.  1985.  Status of the Radium bighorn sheep herd and its ranges: 1984-1985. :148. Abstract  Download: Stelfox et al 1985.pdf (5.97 MB)
Ives WGH, Patterson VB, Petty J.  1972.  Stand Stability in selected high use campgrounds in Rocky Mountain National Parks.
Yasue M.  1999.  Spotted knapweed inventory, Kootenay National Park.
Walker RC, Kubian R.  2003.  Split Peak Prescribed Burn Plan an addition to Dare-Pitts Prescribed Burn Plan. :24. Download: Walker & Kubian 2003.pdf (745.45 KB)
Walker RC, Kubian R.  2003.  Split Peak PRESCRIBED BURN PLAN. :38. Abstract  Download: Walker & Kubian 2003 929.pdf (1.12 MB)
Apps CD.  1999.  Space use, diet, demographics, and topographic associations of Lynx in the southern Canadian Rocky Mountains.. Ecology and Conservation of Lynx in the United States. :351-371. Abstract  Download: Apps 1999.pdf (3.59 MB)
Stuart-Smith AK.  2001.  Songbird communities in burned and logged stands with variable tree retention in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Doctor of Philosophy:156. Abstract  Download: Stuart-Smith 2001.pdf (6.56 MB)

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