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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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. …
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 …
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 …
