Cougar
The cougar is the largest native cat in Canada. Usually averaging around 125lb for adult males and 100lb for adult females. But animals have been recorded in the past that …
Wolf predation in a multiple-ungulate system in northern British Columbia
The problem with wolf predation as well as bear in BC has been regarded as a limiting factor in the growth of moose and caribou population. The report will focus …
Gray Wolf
The gray wolf is the largest wild member of the canid family, and the largest known specimens have come from northwestern North America. The gray wolf looks similar to a …
The Gray Wolves (Canis lupus) of British Columbia’s Coastal Rainforests
Introduction The lack of intensive research on population size and location markers has left little room for gray wolf information and development of protection plans in British Columbia. Gray wolves …
Management Plan for the Grey Wolf in British Columbia
Introduction The management plan has been created with the available information and serves as a guideline in Grey Wolf management. The Grey Wolf is currently not endangered and of least …
Grizzly Bears in the Tatlayoko Valley and Along the Upper Chilko River: Population Estimates and Movements
The West/Central Chilcotin region provides interior grizzly bears with precious spring habitat and potential access to the coast. Due to its large expanses of inaccessible wilderness, only little human impact …
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 …
Identification of Rocky Mountain Mule Deer migration routes and seasonal ranges within the St’at’imc Nation Territory and BC Hydro Footprint
Introduction The Lillooet Tribal Council began a three-year study of Rocky Mountain Mule Deer migration patterns through the northern St’at’imc Territory in March 2007. The study was undertaken to see …
Ecological relationships between grizzly bears and forest management in the Coast-Interior transition of British Columbia
Introduction Increasing the knowledge and information available on the grizzly bear populations and habitats in the Lillooet area is key to creating better resource management decisions. Grizzly bears are rare …
Powerhouse Foreshore Restoration Project
Dramatic environmental Impacts and background IN the 1950’s BC Hydro took a powerhouse project to action in Seton Lake Area. The Seton Lake is located in the rainshadow of the …