Wildlife/Habitat Inventory and Mapping
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The majority of the Cariboo region's wildlife
inventory and habitat mapping was historically done by the Ministry
of Environment, Lands and Parks, Cariboo Region. Important
supporting wildlife and ecological research plus adaptive
management work has been done by the Cariboo regional staff of
Ministry of Forests (now Ministry of Forests and Range). Ministry
of Environment regional staff currently participate in
wildlife/habitat inventory projects and data management. If any
data files cannot be properly viewed please contact the regional
office. Hardcopy versions of all reports are located in the
regional MoE office. Note: some information is confidential
(e.g., grizzly bear locations, nest sites etc.) and has been
removed from the reports posted on this site.
The Ministry of Environment works with the
Integrated Land Management Bureau in the implementation and
monitoring of the
Cariboo–Chilcotin Land Use Plan. Considerable effort has gone into caribou and
mule deer inventory and habitat mapping projects under the direction of the
Northern and Mountain Caribou Strategies and the
Mule Deer Strategy.
Important modelling projects have been undertaken to clarify and define key elements of
the
Biodiversity Strategy.
Cariboo Region Wildlife/Habitat Inventory
and Mapping Projects:
Inventory
Ecological Mapping
The provincial Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping
(TEM) data warehouse contains all of the approved TEM projects for
the region
Wildlife Habitat Mapping
- Grizzly Bear –
Quesnel Highlands
- TFL 52 –
multiple species, rare ecosystems and rare plants
- Moose– High Value Wetlands
Inventory
Butterflies and Larger Moths
Caribou – Mountain
Caribou – Northern
Goshawk and Raptor
Grizzly Bear
Mule Deer
Red– and Blue–listed Species
and Identified Wildlife
Ecological Mapping
Wildlife Habitat Mapping
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