Research Database

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Wilson B.  1997.  Alpine larch regeneration study.
Taylor JS.  1984.  Bear management plans in Canadian national parks: Fifteen essential elements. Faculty of Environmental Design.. Masters:347.
Catt DJ.  1991.  Bird communities and forest succession in the subalpine zone of Kootenay National Park, British Columbia.. Masters:112. Abstract
Apps CD.  1996.  Bobcat (Lynx rufus) habitat selection and suitability assessment in southeast British Columbia. Faculty of Environmental Design. :145.
Stuart-Smith J.  1998.  Conservation of whitebark pine in the Canadian Rockies: blister rust and population genetics. Masters
Dube DE.  1976.  Early plant succession following a 1968 wildfire in the subalpine zone of the Vermilion Pass, Kootenay National Park. Masters:233.
Loewen DC.  1998.  Ecological, ethnobotanical and nutritional aspects of yellow glacier lily, Erythronium grandiflorum Pursh (Liliaceae), in western Canada. Biology. Masters
Keefer ME.  2005.  The Ecology and Economy of Morels in British Columbia's East Kootenay. Master of Science:99. Abstract  Download: Keefer 2005.pdf (4.3 MB)
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)
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.
Van Egmond TD.  1990.  Forest succession and range conditions in elk winter habitat in Kootenay National Park. :229. Abstract
Van Egmond TD.  1988.  Forest succession and range conditions in elk winter habitat in Kootenay National Park - Research Proposal. :42. Abstract  Download: Van Egmond 1988.pdf (4.16 MB)
Stewart A.  2005.  From Suppression to Prescription: An Evaluation of the Fire Management Program in the Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay National Parks Filed Unit. Faculty of Environmental Design. Masters:219. Abstract  Download: Stewart 2005.pdf (1.8 MB)
Holt RF.  1997.  Habitat selection, demography and conservation implications for a cavity-nesting community in a managed landscape. zoology. Doctor:89. Abstract
Uhazy LS.  1969.  Lungworms and other parasites of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Masters:87.
Bell KW.  1971.  Mineralization related to the Middle Cambrian faces change, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks, British Columbia. Thesis outline:8.
Page H.  2002.  Monitoring Restoration Effectiveness in Fire-Maintained Ecosystems of the East Kootenay.. Dept. of Rangeland and Wildlife Management. Masters:136.
Hebert DM.  1967.  Natural salt licks as part of the ecology of the mountain goat. Masters:139.
DeBock EA.  1970.  On the behavior of the mountain goat (Oreamnos americanus) in Kootenay National Park. MS Thesis:173.
Hallett DJ.  1996.  Paleoecological investigation into the montane ecoregion of the Kootenay Valley and its implications for ecosystem management. Faculty of Environmental Design. Masters:103. Abstract
Hallett DJ.  1996.  Paleoecological investigation of the montane ecoregion in the Kootenay Valley and its implications for ecosystem management. Faculty of Environmental Design. Masters:111.
Moody R.  2006.  Post-fire Regeneration and Survival of Whitebark Pine (Pinus albicaulis Engelm). Natural Resource Conservation. Master of Science:108. Download: Moody 2006.pdf (602.75 KB)
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)
Petersen D.  2004.  Visitor Use Analysis in Yoho, Kootenay and Banff National Parks of Canada. Resources and the Environment Program. Masters:144. Abstract  Download: Petersen 2004.pdf (3.01 MB)
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Alexander R.  2008.  Bighorn sheep makes extraordinary journey. Rocky Mountain Outlook. :5. Abstract  Download: Alexander 2008.pdf (3.14 MB)

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