St’át’imc Preliminary Draft Land Use Plan, Part 1
Introduction The St’at’mic are part of The First Nations, their territory expands from North to Churn Creek and South to French Bar; northwest to the headwaters of Bridge River, east …
Impacts of Pine Beetle Harvesting on Mule Deer Winter Range in the Merritt TSA
Introduction The mountain pine beetle has always been part of BC’s ecosystem, with a co-existence between lodgepole pine and beetle. However, over the past few years mountain pine beetle has …
Mule Deer Buck Migrations and Habitat Use in the Bridge River, British Columbia: Preliminary Results
Introduction and Background Despite some rebounds, the deer population in the traditional territory of the St’at’imc Nation, in British Columbia, has decrease since the early 1990’s and the population size …
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 …
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 …