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Category: Thompson Region

British Columbia / Environment / Fur Bearers / Thompson Region / Wildlife

The Inventory of Fisher Populations and Reproductive Dens in the Bridge River Watershed

Introduction Fishers (Martes pennanti) belong to the weasel family and are carnivores living in forested areas. They are an essential part of healthy ecosystems. This species is considered at risk …

British Columbia / Environment / Predators / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Grizzly Bear Habitat Management in the Bridge River Restoration Area

Introduction The largest land predator in British Columbia is the Grizzly Bear. On a global scale the species has been wiped out from over 50% of its territory. Grizzly Bears …

British Columbia / Environment / Riparian Habitat / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Coastal Tailed Frog Inventory and Habitat Assessment

Introduction Coastal Tailed Frogs breed in cool and clear mountain streams. Due to disturbances in their habitat that result in the changes of the quality or quantity of the water …

Biodiversity / British Columbia / Environment / Reviews / Thompson Region

Using Fungal Inoculation and Mechanical Modification Techniques to Enhance Wildlife Tree Habitat – Post Treatment Effectiveness Monitoring and Evaluation

The following article summarizes the essay regarding post treatment and evaluation of the project’s effectiveness (Menning 2011), which was originally conducted five years in advance (Menning 2006). Introduction to the …

British Columbia / Environment / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Powerhouse Restoration Site Small Mammal Trapping

Due to site damage caused by the construction of the BC Hydro Seton Dam and Cayoosh Creek Canal complex the Lillooet Naturalist Society together with other parties are working on …

British Columbia / Environment / Plants / Thompson Region

Whitebark Pine Restoration in Wildfire Areas

This is a summary of the Whitebark Pine Restoration in Wildfire Areas that was originally published in 2013 in order to reach public and government attention towards the restoration of …

Birds of Prey / British Columbia / Environment / Reviews / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Inventory and Monitoring of the Northern spotted, Western Screech and Flammulated Owls

The Northern Spotted, Western Screech, and Flammulated Owls are on the list of Canada’s Species at Risk. Identification of species distribution and habitat use is imperative to the conservation of …

Biodiversity / British Columbia / Economy / Environment / Thompson Region / Timber

The 2009 Carpenter Lake Fire; Ecosystem Health and Function Overview Assessment

Site history Natural fires historically burned at regular intervals in the Carpenter Lake area. By analysing carbon associated with charred trees fire history has been determined dating back to 1580. …

British Columbia / Environment / Fish Habitat / Reviews / Thompson Region

Gates Creek Salmon Project Adult Escapement Assessment

Introduction Gates Creek, a significant tributary of the Seton-Anderson Watershed is a key habitat for a variety of Salmon and Trout species including  Sockeye Salmon, Pink Salmon , Rainbow and …

British Columbia / Environment / Fish / Fish Habitat / Reviews / Thompson Region / Wildlife

Fishway passage, water diversion and warming temperatures: Factors limiting successful spawning migration of Seton-Anderson watershed Sockeye Salmon

Introduction The construction of dams and other hydroelectric infrastructures can act as barriers to the migrations of fishes. Fishways built at the dam might provide a way through for most of the fishes. However, previous studies have shown …

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