Biodiversity Publications Catalogue

Subject Index

Index of Publications by Topic Area, in alphabetical order.

• Animals – Bats
• Animals – Bears
• Animals – Birds
• Animals – Carnivores
• Animals – Fish
• Animals – General
• Animals – Invertebrates
• Animals – Mammals-General
• Animals – Mammals-Small
• Animals – Reptiles and Amphibians
• Animals – Ungulates
• Ecosystems – Aquatic and Riparian
• Ecosystems – Classification and Interpretation
• Ecosystems – General
• Ecosystems – Stand Dynamics and Silviculture Systems
• Ecosystems – Wildlife Trees and Logs
• Environmental Education and Stewardship
• General
• Landscape Ecology – Fire and Disturbance
• Landscape Ecology – General
• Miscellaneous
• Plants – Conifers
• Plants – Flowering
• Plants – Fungi, mosses, lichens and liverworts
• Plants – General

Animals – Bats Return to Top

• Bat Research in the West Arm Demonstration Forest
• Bats and Forests Symposium
• Bats and Trees
• Bats in British Columbia (Brochure)
• Bats of British Columbia (Book)
• Impacts of Harvesting on Habitat Use by Foraging Bats
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Spotted Bat
  • Townsend’s Big-eared Bat
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of the Fringed Myotis in British Columbia
  • Status of Keen’s Long-eared Myotis in British Columbia
  • Status of the Pallid Bat in British Columbia
  • Status of the Spotted Bat in British Columbia
  • Status of the Western Small-footed Myotis in British Columbia
  • A Survey of the Bat Fauna of the Dry Interior of British Columbia
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Bats, version 2.0
• Wildlife at Risk in British Columbia fact sheets
  • Keen’s Long-eared Myotis

Animals – Bears Return to Top

• Conservation of Grizzly Bears in British Columbia: Background Report
• A Future for the Grizzly
• A Future for the Grizzly: British Columbia Grizzly Bear Conservation Strategy
• Grizzly Bear Habitat of the Flathead River Area: Expanded Legend
• Khutzeymateen Valley Grizzly Bear Study: Final Report
• Mammals in British Columbia
  • Black Bears in British Columbia
• Managing for Bears in Forested Environments
• A Methodology for Grizzly Bear Habitat Assessment in British Columbia
• Saving Berries for the Bears
• Safety Guides
  • Safety Guide to Bears in the Wild
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Bears, version 2.0

Animals – Birds Return to Top

• Abundance, Distribution and Conservation of Birds in the Vicinity of Boundary Bay, B.C.
• Avian Diversity in Relation to Logging in the Coastal Rainforests of British Columbia
• A Bibliography of British Columbia Ornithology, Vol. 2
• A Review of the Ecology, Management, and Conservation of the Northern Goshawk in British Columbia
• The Birds of British Columbia: A Taxonomic Catalogue
• Birds of British Columbia
  • Birds of British Columbia: Vol. I: Introduction: Loons through Waterfowl
  • Birds of British Columbia: Vol. II: Non-Passerines: Diurnal Birds of Prey through Woodpeckers
  • Birds of British Columbia: Vol. III: Passerines: Flycatchers through Vireos
  • Birds of British Columbia: Vol. IV: Passerines: Wood Warblers to Old World Sparrows
• Bird Use of a Patch Retention Treatment in SBSmc Forests
• Breeding Bird Communities in Aspen Forests of the Sub-Boreal Spruce (dk subzone) in the Prince Rupert Forest Region
• Breeding Bird Communities and Habitat Associations in the Grasslands of the Chilcotin Region, British Columbia
• A Comparison of the Breeding Bird Communities in Seral Stages of the Engelmann Spruce – Subalpine Fir Zone in East Central B.C.
• The Distribution, Abundance, and Habitat Requirements of Selected Passerine Birds of the Boreal and Taiga Plains of British Columbia
• Ecological Comparisons Between Wildfire and Logging – The East Kootenay Songbird Project: Interim Report
• Ecological Interrelationships of Three toed Woodpeckers with Bark Beetles and Pine Trees
• Illustrated Keys to the Identification of the Birds of Prey of British Columbia
• Inventory and Preliminary Habitat Relationships of Forest Songbirds and Other Vertebrates in the Tofino Creek Watershed, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
• Inventory of Lewis’s Woodpecker Breeding Population and Habitat in the East Kootenay
• Monitoring Forest Birds by Migration Counts in the Columbia Basin
• Nest Tree Selection by Primary Cavity-nesting Birds in South-central British Columbia
• Nesting Habit of the Marbled Murrelets on the Sunshine Coast
• Osprey in the West Kootenay
• The Projected Impacts of Different Biodiversity Emphasis Options on Some Forest Bird Species in the Sub-Boreal Spruce (SBS) Zone
• Rare Birds of British Columbia
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • American White Pelican
  • Burrowing Owl
  • Marbled Murrelet
  • Northern Spotted Owl
  • Purple Martin
  • Rare Warblers of Northeastern British Columbia
  • Sage Thrasher
  • Sandhill Crane
  • Western Grebe
  • White-headed Woodpecker
• Species Status Reports
  • An Assessment of Burrowing Owl Reintroduction in the Thompson Nicola Region: a Summary Report (1992 1997)
  • An Inventory Report on the Status of Diurnal Raptors at Risk in the Southern Grasslands of British Columbia (Ferruginous Hawk, Swainson’s Hawk, Prairie Falcon, Peregrine Falcon)
  • Status of the Bald Eagle in British Columbia
  • Status of the Bay-breasted Warbler in British Columbia
  • Status of the Black-throated Green Warbler in British Columbia
  • Status of the Bobolink in British Columbia
  • Status of the Brewer’s Sparrow in British Columbia
  • Status of the Canada Warbler in British Columbia
  • Status of the Canyon Wren in British Columbia
  • Status of the Cape May Warbler in British Columbia
  • Status of the Connecticut Warbler in British Columbia
  • Status of the Flammulated Owl in British Columbia
  • Status of the Grasshopper Sparrow in British Columbia
  • Status of the Gray Flycatcher in British Columbia
  • Status of the Great Blue Heron in British Columbia
  • Status of the Green Heron in British Columbia
  • Status of the Lewis’s Woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis) in British Columbia
  • Status of the Long-billed Curlew in British Columbia
  • Status of the Long-eared Owl in the south Okanagan, British Columbia
  • Status of the Philadelphia Vireo in British Columbia
  • Status of the Prairie Falcon in the Chilcotin-Cariboo Region, British Columbia
  • Status of the Purple Martin in British Columbia
  • Status of the Sage Thrasher in British Columbia
  • Status of the Sandhill Crane in British Columbia
  • Status of the Sharp-tailed Grouse in British Columbia
  • Status of the Sprague’s Pipit in British Columbia
  • Status of the Upland Sandpiper in the Chilcotin-Cariboo Region, British Columbia
  • Status of the Vaux’s Swift in British Columbia
  • Status of the Western Grebe in British Columbia
  • Status of the White-headed Woodpecker in British Columbia
  • Status of the White-throated Swift in British Columbia
  • Status of the Williamson’s Sapsucker in British Columbia
  • Status of the Yellow-breasted Chat in British Columbia
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Colonial nesting Freshwater Birds: Eared Grebe, Red-necked Grebe, Western Grebe, American White Pelican and Great Blue Heron, Version 2.0
  • Forest and Grassland Songbirds, Version 2.0
  • Marbled Murrelets in Marine and Terrestrial Habitats, Version 2.0
  • Marsh Birds: Bitterns and Rails, Version 2.0
  • Nighthawk and Poorwill, Version 2.0
  • Raptors, Version 2.0
  • Riverine Birds: Harlequin Duck, Belted Kingfisher and American Dipper, Version 2.0
  • Shorebirds, Plovers, Oystercatchers, Stilts, Avocets, Sandpipers, Phaloropes, and Allies, Version 1.1
  • Swallows and Swifts, Version 2.0
  • Upland Gamebirds, Grouse, Quail and Columbids, Version 1.1
  • Waterfowl and Allied Species: Loons, Grebes, Swans, Geese, Ducks, American Coot and Sandhill Crane, Version 2.0
  • Woodpeckers, Version 2.0
• Steller’s Jay
• Wildlife Habitat Handbooks for the Southern Interior Ecoprovince
  • Species-Habitat Relationship Models for Birds
  • Species Notes for Selected Birds
• Wildlife at Risk in British Columbia fact sheets
  • The Great Blue Heron
  • Lewis’s Woodpecker
  • Long-billed Curlew
  • Northern Goshawk
  • Peregrine Falcon
  • Short-eared Owl

Animals – Carnivores Return to Top

• A Fisher Management Strategy
• A Lynx Management Strategy for British Columbia
• Mammals in British Columbia
  • Cougar in British Columbia
• Safety Guides
  • Safety Guide to Cougars
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Marten and Weasels, Version 2.0
  • Medium-sized Territorial Carnivores – Coyote, Red Fox, Lynx, Bobcat, Wolverine, Fisher and Badger, Version 2.0
  • Wolf and Cougar, Version 2.0
• Research Priorities for Furbearers in British Columbia
• Wolf-Prey Dynamics: Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored by BC Environment, Wildlife Branch, Faculty of Forestry, University of British Columbia and the Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society
• A Wolverine Management Strategy for British Columbia

Animals – Fish Return to Top

• Adult Steelhead Population Size and Salmonid Migrants of the Keogh River During the Spring, 1990
• Age and Growth of Steelhead in Vancouver Island Populations
• Application of the Large Lakes Kokanee Model to Five Management Problems in British Columbia
• Application of Useable Habitat Assessments of Adjust Modelled Estimates of the Carrying Capacity of Trout Streams
• The BC Fisheries Strategy: Discussion Paper
• Bull Trout Spawning and Rearing Habitat Requirements: Summary of the Literature
• Canada-British Columbia Agreement on the Management of Pacific Salmon Fishery Issues
• Carnation Creek and Queen Charlotte Islands Fish/ Forestry Workshop: Applying 20 Years of Coastal Research to Management Solutions
• The Effects of Harvesting, Fishing, Climate Variation, and Ocean Conditions on Salmonid Populations of Carnation Creek, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
• Effects of Size at Release in Rainbow Trout (Salmo gairdneri) Stocked in a Winterkill Lake
• Eulachon: A Significant Fish for First Nations Communities
• An Evaluation of Adaptive Management and Minimal Sampling Techniques for Optimizing Rainbow Trout Stocking Rates
• Fish Base CD-ROM
• Fish Bathymetric Standards for Lake Inventories: Fish and Fish Habitat, Version 2.0
• Fish Collection Methods and Standards, version 4.0
• Fish Distribution, Diversity, and Habitat Use in the Similkameen Watershed
• The Fish Protection Act
• Fishery Development in Barren, Winterkill Lakes
• Forestry-related Research Needs for Managing B.C.’s Freshwater Fish Diversity
• A Framework for Wild Stock Management of Rainbow Trout in Small B.C. Lakes
• Freshwater Fishes of the Columbia Basin
• Impaired School Formation at Low Density: A Mechanism for Depensatory Mortality in Sockeye Salmon
• Long-term Data Collection on Kokanee from Large Lakes: Does it Make Sense?
• Maintaining a Species Tapestry: A Plan for the Conservation of Genetic Diversity in British Columbia Rainbow Trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss
• Monitoring Steelhead Trout at the Keogh River as an Index of Stock Status and Smolt-to-adult Survival: Correlations with other Sources
• Overview Fish and Fish Habitat Inventory Methodology, Version 1.0
• A Population Assessment and Stocking Evaluation of Rainbow Trout in the Sumallo River
• A Preliminary Study of the Role of Sockeye Salmon (Onchorhynchus nerka) Carcasses as Carbon and Nitrogen Sources for Benthic Insects and Fishes in the “Early Stuart” Stock Spawning Streams
• Quantifying Stock Diversity of Rainbow Trout
• Rainbow Trout Broodstocks for Coarse Fish Lakes
• Rare Freshwater Fish of British Columbia
• Reconnaissance (1: 20 000) Fish and Fish Habitat Inventory: Standards and Procedures, Version 2.0
• A Review of Bull Trout (Salvelinus confluents) Life-history and Habitat Use in Relation to Compensation and Improvement Opportunities
• A Review of Management and Enhancement Options for the Arctic Grayling (Thymallus arcticus) with Special Reference to the Williston Reservoir Watershed in British Columbia
• The Role of Macrohabitat Variables and Temperature in Defining the Range of Bull Trout
• A Salmon of the Mountain – The Story of the Kokanee and its Bioregion
• Size-related Survival of Resident Salmonids from Time of Lake or River Entry: Evidence from the Literature and Scale Evaluations
• Size Selective Predation by Rainbow Trout on two Lacustrine Onchorhynchus nerka Populations
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Nooksack Dace
  • Salish Sucker
  • Stickleback Species Pairs
  • White Sturgeon
• Summer Daytime Microhabitat Use and Preference of Bull Trout Fry and Juveniles in the Chowade River, British Columbia
• Survival, Growth and Yield of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in the Twin Lakes, Southwestern British Columbia, Prior to Lake Fertilization
• Telemetric Investigations of Winter Steelhead in the Salmon River, Vancouver Island 1986

Animals – General Return to Top

• Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals Not at Risk in British Columbia
• Animal Tracks and How to Know Them
• British Columbia Wildlife Habitat Rating Standards, Version 2.0
• Database for Wildlife Diversity in British Columbia: Distribution and Habitat Use of Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals in Biogeoclimatic Zones
• Habitat Supply Modeling Survey Project Summary
• Identified Wildlife Management Strategy – Managing Identified Wildlife: Procedures and Measures: Volume 1
• Rare Amphibians, Reptiles and Mammals of British Columbia
• Species and Plant Community Accounts for Identified Wildlife: Volume 1
• Wildlife Diversity in British Columbia
• Wildlife Diversity in Managed High-elevation Forests
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Live Animal Capture and Handling Guidelines for Wild Mammals, Birds, Amphibians and Reptiles, Version 2.0
  • Species Inventory Fundamentals, Version 2
  • The Vertebrates of British Columbia: Scientific and English Names, Version 3.0
  • Voucher Specimen Collection, Preparation, Identification and Storage Protocol-Animals, Version 2.0
  • Wildlife Radio telemetry, Version 2.0

Animals – Invertebrates Return to Top

• British Columbia Terrestrial and Freshwater Invertebrates: Inventory Priorities for and Status of Rare and Endangered Species
• Butterflies of British Columbia
• Common Insects and Diseases of Coastal Douglas-fir
• The Dragonflies of the Columbia Basin
• Effects of Silviculture Systems on Arthropod Community Structure: Contrasting Clearcut and Patch Retention Harvests in High Elevation Forests
• Identification Guide to the Nymphal Mayflies (Order Ephemeroptera) of British Columbia
• Key to Species of Freshwater Calanoid Copepods
• Of Mites and Men... and Springtails
• Pend d'Oreille Butterfly Survey
• Sea Cucumbers of British Columbia, Southeast Alaska and Puget Sound
• Sea Stars of British Columbia, Southeast Alaska and Puget Sound
• Soil Biodiversity
• Soil Ecosystems: Invertebrates
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Freshwater Molluscs
  • Rare Butterflies of Southern Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands
  • Rare Invertebrates of the South Okanagan
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Terrestrial Arthropods, Version 2.0
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of Five Butterflies and Skippers in British Columbia
• Terrestrial and Freshwater Invertebrates of British Columbia: Priorities for Inventory and Descriptive Research
• Terrestrial Gastropods of the Columbia Basin, British Columbia

Animals – Mammals – General Return to Top

• Impacts of a Hydro-electric Reservoir on Populations of Caribou and Grizzly Bear in Southern British Columbia
• The Mammals of British Columbia: A Taxonomic Catalogue
• Wildlife Habitat Handbooks for the Southern Interior Ecoprovince
  • Species-Habitat Relationship Models for Mammals
  • Species Notes for Mammals

Animals – Mammals – Small Return to Top

• Adopt Me ... and Help Save a Species from Extinction
• The Beaver
• Chipmunks (Tamias) of the Kootenay Region, British Columbia: Results of 1997 Field Studies
• Distribution and Abundance of Four Species of Small Mammals at Risk in a Fragmented Landscape
• Marten in British Columbia with Implications for Forest Management
• Marten Use of Different Harvesting Treatments in High-elevation Forest at Sicamous Creek
• Opossums, Shrews and Moles of British Columbia
• Predator Habitat Enhancement as a Strategy for Managing Small Mammal Damage in B.C. Forests: A Problem Analysis
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Badger
  • Pacific Water Shrew
  • Sea Otter
  • Townsend’s Mole
  • Vancouver Island Marmot
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of the Badger in British Columbia
  • Status of the Nuttall’s Cottontail in British Columbia
  • Status of the Shrew-mole in British Columbia
  • Status of the Western Harvest Mouse in British Columbia
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Beaver and Muskrat, Version 2.0
  • Hares and Cottontails, Version 2.0
  • Mountain Beaver, Bushy tailed Woodrat and Porcupine, Version 2.0
  • Pikas and Skiurids: Pikas, Marmots, Woodchuck, Chipmunks, Ground Squirrels, Version 2.0
  • Small Mammals: Shrews, Voles, Mice and Rats, Version 2.0
• Status and Management of Ermine on the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia
• Vancouver Island Marmot Bones from Subalpine Caves: Archaeological and Biological Significance
• Wildlife at Risk in British Columbia fact sheets
  • Western Harvest Mouse
• Winter Nesting Habits of Northern Flying Squirrels in Sub-Boreal Spruce Forests

Animals – Reptiles and Amphibians Return to Top

• The Amphibians of British Columbia
• The Amphibians of British Columbia: A Taxonomic Catalogue
• East Kootenay Northern Leopard Frog Project
• Effects of Disturbance on Terrestrial Amphibians in Three Biogeoclimatic Zones
• Reptiles and Amphibians in the Columbia Basin
• The Reptiles of British Columbia
• The Reptiles of British Columbia: A Taxonomic Catalogue
• Response of amphibians to partial cutting in the Roberts Creek Study Forest, and management practices for retaining amphibian habitats in the Vancouver Forest Region.
• Riparian Management and the Tailed Frog in Northern Coastal Forests
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Pacific Giant Salamander
  • Great Basin Spadefoot Toad
  • Painted Turtle
  • Tailed Frog
  • Western Rattlesnake
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of the Clouded Salamander in British Columbia
  • Status of the Northern Pacific Rattlesnake in British Columbia
  • Status of the Sharp-tailed Snake in British Columbia
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Inventory Methods for Plethodontid Salamanders, Version 2.0
  • Inventory Methods for Pond-breeding Amphibians and Painted Turtle, Version 2.0
  • Inventory Methods for Snakes, Version 2.0
  • Inventory Methods for Tailed Frogs and Pacific Giant Salamander, Version 2.0
• Study Designs for Evaluating the Effects of Forestry Activities on Aquatic-breeding Amphibians in Terrestrial Forest Habitats of British Columbia
• Timber-harvesting Effects on Riparian Wildlife and Vegetation in the Okanagan Highlands of British Columbia
• Wildlife Habitat Handbooks for the Southern Interior Ecoprovince
  • Species-Habitat Relationship Models for Amphibians
  • Species-Habitat Relationship Models for Reptiles
  • Species Notes for Amphibians
  • Species Notes for Reptiles
• Wildlife at risk in British Columbia fact sheets
  • Coeur d’Alene Salamander
  • Gopher Snake

Animals – Ungulates Return to Top

• Backcountry Recreation and Mountain Goats: A Proposed Research and Adaptive Management Plan
• Caribou Habitat Use in the Chelaslie River Migration Corridor and Recommendations for Management
• Caribou Research and Management in BC: Proceedings of a Workshop
• Case Study: Patch-Cutting in Old-growth to Maintain Early Winter Caribou Habitat
• Causes of Bighorn Sheep Mortality and Dieoffs – A Literature Review
• Coastal Black-tailed Deer Study
  • Clarifying Habitat Use
  • Decoding Deer Movement Patterns
  • Habitat and Predator Concerns
  • Habitat Assessment and Planning
  • How Black-tailed Deer React to Logging in their Winter Habitat
• Critical Habitat of Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) in the Mountains of Southern British Columbia
• Deer and Elk Habitat in Coastal Forests of Southern British Columbia
• The Early History of Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in British Columbia
• Ecology of Woodland Caribou in Wells Gray Provincial Park
• The Effects of Snowmobiling on Winter Range Use by Mountain Caribou
• Effects of Wolf Predation on Recruitment in Black-tailed Deer on Northeastern Vancouver Island
• Electrically-triggered Drop Net to Capture Wild Sheep
• Estimating Thermal Environments for Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus hemionus)
• Evaluation of Health Status of Rocky Mountain Sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) in Southeastern British Columbia
• Experimental Harvesting of Dry-belt Douglas-fir on a Mule Deer Winter Range at Knife Creek
• Food Habits of Wild Ungulates in British Columbia: Biography and Plant Synopsis
• Forage Litterfall in Douglas-fir Forests in the Central Interior of British Columbia
• Group Selection Systems for High-elevation Forests in the Cariboo Forest Region
• Habitat Relationships of Mule Deer in the Interior Douglas-fir Zone of Central BC: Problem Analysis
• Habitat Uses and Population Status of Woodland Caribou in the Quesnel Highlands, British Columbia
• Handbook for Timber and Mule Deer Management Coordination on Winter Ranges in the Cariboo Forest Region
• Hoofed Mammals of British Columbia
• Impacts of Backcountry Recreation Activities on Mountain Caribou
• Logging on Mule Deer Winter Range: A Guide for Loggers
• Mammals in British Columbia
  • Bighorn Sheep in British Columbia
  • Bison in British Columbia
  • Caribou in British Columbia
  • Elk in British Columbia
  • Moose in British Columbia
  • Mountain Goat in British Columbia
  • Mule and Black-tailed Deer in British Columbia
  • Thinhorn Sheep in British Columbia
  • White-tailed Deer in British Columbia
• Management Plan for Wood Bison in British Columbia
• Management Strategy and Options for the Tweedsmuir-Entiako Caribou Winter Range
• Managing Young Forests as Blacktailed Deer Winter Ranges
• Moose Antlers
• Mountain Caribou in Managed Forests: Preliminary Recommendations for Managers
• Mountain Caribou in Managed Forests: Recommendations for Managers – Second Edition
• Movements and Habitats of Caribou in the Mountains of British Columbia
• Mule Deer Response to Low-volume Partial Cutting on Winter Ranges in Central Interior British Columbia
• Perspectives on Inventory of Caribou in British Columbia
• Seasonal Movements, Habitat Use, and Winter Feeding Ecology of Woodland Caribou in West Central British Columbia
• Shrub Burial by Snow Deposition in Immature Coastal Forests
• Silviculture Systems for Douglas-fir Stands on Very Deep Snowfall Mule Deer Winter Ranges
• Silvicultural Systems for Lodgepole Pine and Northern Caribou
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Mountain Caribou
• Standards of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Aerial-based Inventory Techniques for Selected Ungulates—Bison, Mountain Goat, Mountain Sheep, Moose, Elk, Deer and Caribou, Version 1.1
  • Ground-based Inventory Methods for Selected Ungulates: Moose, Elk and Deer, Version 2.0
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of the California Bighorn Sheep in British Columbia
  • Status of the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in British Columbia
• Structural Definitions for Management of Mule Deer Winter Range Habitat in the Interior Douglas fir Zone
• Toward a Mountain Caribou Management Strategy for British Columbia – Background Report
• Toward a Mountain Caribou Management Strategy for British Columbia – Habitat Requirements and Sub Population Status
• Vancouver Island Roosevelt Elk/Intensive Forestry Interaction—1981–1986
• Winter Food Habitats of Mule Deer in the Central Interior of British Columbia
• Winter Food Habits of Mule Deer

Ecosystems – Aquatic and Riparian Return to Top

• Analysis of Livestock Use of Riparian Areas: Literature Review and Research Needs Assessment for British Columbia
• Assessing Range and Riparian Areas: Rangeland Health
• British Columbia Estuary Mapping System, Version 1.0
• Ecology of Wetland Ecosystems
• Effects of Forest Practices on Stream Temperatures
• Forest and Range Management Impacts on Water Quality Bibliography
• Impacts of Forest Harvesting on Lake Ecosystems: A Preliminary Literature Review
• Problem Analysis of Integrated Resource Management of Riparian Areas in British Columbia
• Riparian Areas: Providing Landscape Habitat Diversity
• Riparian Ecosystems Research Program: Executive Summary
• Riparian Ecosystems Research Program Newsletters
• Riparian Management Area Guidebook
• Riparian Management in British Columbia: An Important Step Towards Maintaining Biodiversity
• Study Designs for Evaluating the Effects of Forestry Activities on Aquatic-breeding Amphibians in Terrestrial Forest Habitats of British Columbia
• Timber-harvesting Effects on Riparian Wildlife and Vegetation in the Okanagan Highlands of British Columbia
• Value of Riparian Forest Buffers as Habitat for Birds in the Coastal Western Hemlock Zone, British Columbia: a Pilot Study
• Living Waters
  • Large Lakes
  • Large Rivers
  • Small Lakes
  • Small Streams

Ecosystems – Classification and Interpretation Return to Top

• Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem Classification
• Biogeoclimatic Zone Brochures
  • An Ecological Framework for Resource Management
  • The Ecology of the Alpine Tundra Zone
  • The Ecology of the Boreal White and Black Spruce Zone
  • The Ecology of the Bunchgrass Zone
  • The Ecology of the Coastal Douglas-fir Zone
  • The Ecology of the Coastal Western Hemlock Zone
  • The Ecology of the Engelmann Spruce – Subalpine Fir Zone
  • The Ecology of the Interior Cedar-Hemlock Zone
  • The Ecology of the Interior Douglas-fir Zone
  • The Ecology of the Montane Spruce Zone
  • The Ecology of the Mountain Hemlock Zone
  • The Ecology of the Ponderosa Pine Zone
  • The Ecology of the Spruce – Willow – Birch Zone
  • The Ecology of the Sub-boreal Pine Spruce Zone
  • The Ecology of the Sub-boreal Spruce Zone
• Biogeoclimatic Zones of British Columbia 1997
• Biogeoclimatic Zones of British Columbia 1999
• Biophysical Analysis of the Sheep Mountain Wildlife Area
• Biophysical Habitat Units and Interpretations for Moose Use of the Upper Cariboo River Wildlife Management Area
• Biophysical Habitat Units for the Tatlayoko Lake Study Area: Expanded Legend and Interpretations
• Biophysical Resources
  • Biophysical Resources of the East Kootenay Area: Soils
  • Biophysical Resources of the East Kootenay Area: Vol 2, Vegetation Groups and Types
• Dealing with Complex Polygon Attributes as PEM Input
• EcoGen: A Model for Predictive Ecosystem Mapping
• Ecosystems at Risk in British Columbia
  • Antelope-brush Ecosystems
  • Coastal Douglas-fir Ecosystems
  • Cottonwood Riparian Ecosystems of the Southern Interior
  • Garry Oak Ecosystems
• Ecosystems of British Columbia
• Field Guides to Ecosystems
  • Draft Field Guide Insert for Site Identification and Interpretation for the Rocky Mountain Trench
  • Draft Field Guide Insert to Site Identification and Interpretation of the Southeast Portion of the Prince George Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Cariboo Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Kamloops Forest Region, Vols. 1 & 2
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Nelson Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Northern Rockies Portion of the Prince George Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Northwest Portion for the Prince George Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Prince Rupert Forest Region, Vols. 1&2
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Southwest Portion of the Prince George Forest Region
  • A Field Guide to Site Identification and Interpretation for the Vancouver Forest Region
• Field Manual for Describing Terrestrial Ecosystems
• Habitat Survey of the Mackenzie Heritage Trail Corridor
• Introduction to Attribute Selection in PEM
• An Introduction to the Ecoregions of British Columbia
• A Method for Large-Scale Biogeoclimatic Mapping in British Columbia. Version 1.0
• More Accurate Biogeoclimatic Maps for the Arrow and Columbia Forest Districts in the Nelson Forest Region, British Columbia: Version 1.0
• Natural Areas of the South Okanagan and Lower Similkameen: A National Treasure
• New Concepts in Ecosystem Management: Videos and Presenter’s Manual
• Problem Analysis for Chilcotin-Cariboo Grassland Biodiversity
• Procedures for Environmental Monitoring in Range and Wildlife Habitat Management
• A Protocol for Accuracy Assessment of Ecosystem Mapping in B.C.
• Standards for Predictive Ecosystem Mapping (PEM) Inventory Standard, Version 1.0
• Standards for Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping in British Columbia
• Standards for Wildlife Habitat Capability and Suitability Ratings in British Columbia
• Towards the Establishment of Predictive Ecosystem Mapping Standards: a White Paper, 1st Approximation
• Vegetation Resource Inventory Ground Sampling Procedures, Version 4.4 and Appendices

Ecosystems – General Return to Top

• Connectivity
• Conservation Biology Principles for Forested Landscapes
• Proceedings of the Forest Ecosystem Dynamics Workshop
• Sensitive Ecosystems Inventory
  • Saving Sensitive Ecosystems: Our Living Legacy
  • Sensitive Ecosystems Inventory: East Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, 1993–1997. Volume 1: Methodology, Ecological Descriptions and Results
  • Sensitive Ecosystems Inventory: East Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, 1993–1997. Volume 2: Conservation Manual

Ecosystems – Stand Dynamics and Silviculture Systems Return to Top

• Biodiversity and Interior Habitats: The Need to Minimize Edge Effects
• Case Study: Patch Cutting in Old Growth to Address Concerns about Wildlife Habitat and Clearcut Adjacency
• Characterizing Old Growth and Strategies for Old Growth Management in the Sub Boreal Spruce Zone
• Clumpy Spacing: Juvenile Spacing Douglas-fir into Clumps to Imitate Natural Stand Structure
• Coastal Montane Biodiversity Project Overview: A Comprehensive Study of Biodiversity in the High elevation Forests of Coastal British Columbia
• Comparing Silvicultural Systems in a Coastal Montane Forest: Productivity and Cost of Harvesting Operations
• The Date Creek Silvicultural Systems Study in the Interior Cedar Hemlock Forests of Northwestern British Columbia: Overview and Treatment Summaries
• Enhancing Biodiversity Through Partial Cutting
• Impacts of Partial Cutting on Old Growth Forests in the Rocky Mountain Trench: Interim Report
• Management of Sitka Alder and Willow: A Strategy to Minimize Loss of Habitat and Maximize Benefits to Long Term Soil Productivity
• Managing the Dry Douglas fir Forests in the Cariboo Forest Region: Workshop Proceedings
• PARTCUTS: A Computerized Annotated Bibliography of Partial-Cutting Methods in the Pacific Northwest (1995 Update)
• Partial Cutting Options in Hemlock-Dominated Stands in Southeastern British Columbia: The Selkirk College Woodlot Experience
• Principles of Patch Retention Harvesting
• Proceedings of a Workshop on Structure, Process, and Diversity in Successional Forests of Coastal British Columbia
• Progress Report on Group Selection Systems for High Elevation Forests in the Cariboo Forest Region
• Regenerating Boreal Mixedwoods: Initial Results of a Group Shelterwood Silviculture System in Trembling Aspen-White Spruce Stands
• Roberts Creek Study Forest: Demonstration Shelterwood Block, Harvesting, Stand Structure, and Regeneration Summary
• Roberts Creek Study Forest: The Effects on Shelterwood Harvesting and Blowdown on Sediment Production in a Small Zero Order
• Robert Creek Study Forest: Forest Fungi and Alternative Silviculture Systems
• Roberts Creek Study Forest: Windthrow and Conifer Regeneration Within Three Alternative Silviculture Systems in Douglas-Fir Dominated Forests on the Sunshine Coast: 3rd Year Results.
• Rocky Mountain Trench Ecosystem Restoration: Interim Report
• Sicamous Creek Silvicultural Systems Project: Workshop Proceedings
• Silvicultural Systems: Their Role in British Columbia’s Forest Management
• The Silviculture of Hybrid Poplar Plantations
• SIMFOR Habitat Analysis of Two FSSIM Harvest Scenarios in the Rocky Mountain Trench (Web Only)
• Stand Tending Impacts on Environmental Indicators
• Testing Silvicultural Systems for the ESSF: Early Results of the Lucille Mountain Project
• Tree Wounding and Partial-cut Harvesting: A Literature Review for British Columbia
• Upper Penticton Creek Watershed Experiment
• Vegetation Development After Clearcutting and Site Preparation in the SBS Zone
• Why Do Partial Cutting?

Ecosystems – Wildlife Trees and Logs Return to Top

• A Bibliography of Selected Literature on Wildlife Trees with Annotations and Abstracts
• Case Study: Establishing Wildlife Tree Patches in an Operational Setting
• A Close Look at Wildlife Trees
• CWD and Wildlife Tree Bibliography
• The Ecological Role of Coarse Woody Debris: An Overview of the Ecological Importance of CWD in B.C. Forests
• The Ecological Roles of Wildlife Tree Users in Forest Ecosystems
• Effect of Refuge Trees on a Paper Birch Ectomycorrhiza Community
• Fall down Rates of Subalpine Fir Snags at Sicamous Creek: Implications for Worker Safety and Habitat Supply
• Firewood–or Wildlife Tree?
• Impacts of Spring and Summer Logging on Cavity-nesting Vertebrates
• Modelling the Dynamics of Dead Trees in TASS and WinTIPSY
• Provincial Wildlife Tree Policy and Management Recommendations
• Rotten Luck: The Role of Downed Wood in Ecosystems
• Types of Wildlife Trees and Coarse Woody Debris Required by Wildlife of North-Central British Columbia
• Use of Paper Birch by Cavity Nesters in the Southern Interior of British Columbia
• Use of Wildlife Tree Patches by Forest Birds in the Sub-Boreal Spruce (SBS) Zone
• Using Line Intersect Sampling for Coarse Woody Debris
• Wildlife Tree Management in British Columbia
• Wildlife Trees and Dangerous Trees: Identification and Management
• Wildlife Trees and their Use by Cavity Nesters in Selected Stands of the Nelson Forest Region
• Wildlife Tree/Stand-level Biodiversity Workshop Proceedings
• Woody Debris and Wildlife Trees in Aspen and Mixed-wood Forests of Northeastern British Columbia
• Woody Debris in the Forests of British Columbia: A Review of the Literature and Current Research

Environmental Education and Stewardship Return to Top

• Access Near Aquatic Areas: A Guide to Sensitive Planning, Design and Management
• Backyard Biodiversity and Beyond (grades 4–8)
• La Biodiversite Chez Soi et Ailleurs (grades 4–8)
• Bird Feathers: An Activity Guide about the Songbirds of British Columbia
• Birds – A Virtual Exhibition. The Grace Bell Collection
• BC Grasslands Stewardship Guide – A Guide for Ranchers and Recreation Users
• Community Greenways: Linking Communities to Country and People to Nature
• Cooperative Greenway Land Development: A Case Study
• Deep Time and Ancient Life in the Columbia Basin
• EcoZine, Issues 1–5 (grades 10–12)
• Endangered Species and Spaces
• Endangered Species in Endangered Spaces
• Forests in Focus (grades k–12)
• Ground Truth Studies Teacher Handbook (grades 11–12)
• A Guide to Backyard Water Conservation – How to Create Water Thrifty Gardens through the Use of Native Plants
• KidZone Biodiversity
• The Kokanee Salmon Heritage Project
• Landowner Contact Guide for British Columbia
• Le Livre des Arbres
• Natural History – A Compendium of Environmental and Resource Information
• Naturescaping at Home
• Project WET (grades k–12)
• Project WILD Activity Guide (grades k–12)
• Protected Areas: Preserving our Future (grades 4–10)
• Selected Bibliography on Biodiversity
• State of the Environment Teacher’s Guide
• Stewardship Options: A Guide for Private Landowners in British Columbia
• Tree Book
• Tree Tales: Interactive Forest Science Computer Program Teacher’s Guide & CD-ROM (grades 4–7)
• Water for Tomorrow: A Guide to Water Stewardship in the Howe Sound Basin
• Water Stewardship (grades k–12)
• Watershed Stewardship: A Guide for Agriculture
• Wild Sheep of North America–North of the 49th (grades k–12)
• Wildlife Trees of British Columbia (grades k–12)

General Return to Top

• Approaches to Maintaining Biological Diversity in British Columbia’s Forests: An Introduction for Resource Managers
• Biodiversity and Forest Management in the Prince Rupert Forest Region: A Discussion Paper
• Biodiversity Facts
• Biodiversity in British Columbia
• Biodiversity in British Columbia: Our Changing Environment
• Brooks Peninsula–An Ice Age Refugium on Vancouver Island
• Directory of Experts in the Identification of British Columbia Species
• Environmental Trends in British Columbia 1998
• Forest Practices Code Guidebooks
  • Biodiversity (1995)
  • Fish Stream Identification (1998)
  • Higher Level Plans: Policy and Procedures (1996)
  • Identified Wildlife Management Strategy (1999)
  • Landscape Unit Planning (1999)
  • Riparian Management Areas (1995)
• From Science to Management and Back: A Science Forum for Southern Interior Ecosystems in British Columbia
• Guidelines for Maintaining Biodiversity During Juvenile Spacing
• Initiatives for the Conservation of Biodiversity in British Columbia
• Inventory Needs for including the Maintenance of Biodiversity in Planning: The Results of Province-wide Interviews
• Our Living Legacy: Proceedings of a Symposium on Biological Diversity
• Proceedings of a Conference on the Biology and Management of Species and Habitats at Risk, Kamloops, B.C.,15-19 Feb.,1999
• A Protected Areas Strategy for British Columbia
• Protected Areas Strategy Update
• Provincial Wildlife Strategy to 2001: Maintaining British Columbia’s Wildlife Heritage
• Sicamous Creek Silvicultural Systems Research Project
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Extinct and Extirpated Species
• State of the Environment for British Columbia Multimedia CD-ROM
• Type Specimens of Animals and Plants in the Collection of the Royal British Columbia Museum

Landscape Ecology – Fire and Disturbance Return to Top

• Channel Disturbance and Logging Slash in S5 and S6: An Examination of Streams in the Nitinat Lake Area, Southwest Vancouver Island
• Fire in the Dry Interior Forests of British Columbia
• Fire in the Dry Interior Forests of British Columbia
• Fire-maintained Ecosystems and the Effects of Forest Ingrowth
• Forest Harvesting: Following Nature’s Lead
• Historical Fire Regime at the Pothole Creek Interior Douglas-fir Research Site
• Historic Disturbance Rates for Interior Biogeoclimatic Subzones of the Prince Rupert Forest Region
• Landscape Ecology and Natural Disturbances: Relationships to Biodiversity
• Lessons from Wildfire: Managing the Pattern of Forest Harvest
• Natural and Managed Disturbance Patterns: Implications for Biodiversity Management in the Interior Douglas-fir Zone
• Natural Disturbance Ecology
• Residual Trees Left by Fire: Final Report

Landscape Ecology – General Return to Top

• Applied Landscape Ecology: A Summary of Approaches
• Arriving at Remedial Measures: Rangeland Health Brochure 2
• Completing the Picture–Managing and Conserving Biodiversity through Landscape Unit Planning
• Ecosystem Management of Forest Landscapes: Directions and Implementations
• Evaluation of Extension Notes on Landscape Ecology: A Survey of Ministry of Forests Planners
• How Much Habitat Is Enough?–Assessing the Risk
• Landscape Analysis and Design
• Landscape Ecology and Connectivity
• Landscape Ecology, Ecosystem Management and Landscape Design: Theory and Application to Forest Planning
• Management Concepts for Landscape Ecology
• Overview of Landscape Processes, Wildlife and Fisheries Linkages, and Operational Applications
• Seral Stages across Forested landscapes: Relationships to Biodiversity
• Spatial Patterns and Landscape Ecology: Implications for Biodiversity
• Spatial Patterns in Forested Landscapes: Implications for Biology and Forestry

Miscellaneous Return to Top

• Evaluation of Biodiversity Publications: A Survey of Users
• Goals and Objectives for Strategic Planning
• Guide to Writing Resource Objectives and Strategies
• Public Conservation Assistance Fund

Plants – Conifers Return to Top

• Demonstration of Alternative Silvicultural Systems for Lodgepole Pine
• Ecology and Silviculture of Interior Spruce in British Columbia
• Genes, Trees and Forests
• Proceedings of the Cedar Symposium: Growing Western Red Cedar and Yellow-cypress on the Queen Charlotte Islands/Haida Gwaii
• Silviculture of Temperate and Boreal Broadleaf-Conifer Mixtures
• A Summary of Western Yew Biology with Recommendations for its Management in British Columbia
• A Survey of the Protected Status of Conifers in British Columbia: In situ Gene Conservation

Plants – Flowering Return to Top

• Broadleaved Trees, Unsung Component of British Columbia’s Forests – Their Role in Forest Ecosystems
• Bromus L. of North America
• Broom: Putting it in its Place
• Buttercups, Waterlilies and their Relatives in British Columbia
• Catkin-bearing Plants of British Columbia
• Ecological Roles of Sitka Alder in a Young Lodgepole Pine Stand
• Ecology and Management of B. C. Hardwoods
• Ecology and Management of Paper Birch and Black Cottonwood in Southern British Columbia
• Ecology and Silviculture of Bigleaf Maple
• Gorse: The Spiny Competitor
• Grasses of the Columbia Basin of British Columbia
• Handbooks for the Management of Hardwood Species in British Columbia
  • Aspen Managers’ Handbook for British Columbia
  • Bigleaf Maple Managers’ Handbook for British Columbia
  • Black Cottonwood and Balsam Poplar Managers’ Handbook for British Columbia
  • Paper Birch Managers’ Handbook for British Columbia
  • Red Alder Managers’ Handbook for British Columbia
• Rare and Endemic Vascular Plants of Gwaii Haanas (South Moresby) Park, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia
• Species at Risk in British Columbia
  • Rare Forest Plants
  • Rare Grassland Plants
• Species Status Reports
  • Status of Bearded Owl-clover in British Columbia
  • Status of Deltoid Balsamroot in British Columbia
  • Status of Golden Paintbrush in British Columbia
  • Status of Rabbitbrush Goldenweed in British Columbia
  • Status of Scarlet Ammania in British Columbia
  • Status of Toothcup in British Columbia
  • Status of Water Plantain Buttercup in British Columbia
  • Status of Whitetop Aster in British Columbia
• The Sunflower Family of British Columbia Vol. 2: Astereae, Anthemideae, Eupatorieae and Inuleae
• Wildflowers of the Southern Interior of British Columbia and Adjacent Parts of Washington, Idaho and Montana

Plants – Fungi, mosses, lichens and liverworts Return to Top

• Antique Forests and Epiphytic Macrolichens in the Kispiox Valley
• Bryophytes of British Columbia: Rare Species and Priorities for Inventory
• Dispersal and Colonization of Arboreal Forage Lichens in Young Forests
• Ectomycorrhizal Diversity of Paper Birch and Douglas-fir Seedlings Grown in Single species and Mixed Plots in the ICH Zone of Southern British Columbia
• The Effects of Timber Harvesting on Mushrooms and Mycorrhizae of the Date Creek Research Forest
• Estimating the Abundance of Arboreal Forage Lichens
• Estimating the Abundance of Arboreal Forage Lichens: User’s Guide
• Forest Mushrooms
• Harvesting Edible Wild Mushrooms in British Columbia
• Integrating Lichen Enhancement with Programs for Winter Range Creation. Part 1: Stand-Lichen Model
• The Lichens of British Columbia: Illustrated Keys. Part 1: Foliose and Squamulose Species
• Lichens of British Columbia, Illustrated Keys. Part 2, Fruticose Species
• Lichens of British Columbia: Rare Species and Priorities for Inventory
• Macrofungi of British Columbia: Requirements for Inventory
• Managing Forests for Lichens: The Mountain Caribou Issue
• A Manual of Concise Descriptions of North American Ectomycorrhizae: Including Microscopic and Molecular Characterization
• Mushroom Harvesting in the Cariboo Forest Region
• Pine Mushroom Habitat in the Prince Rupert Forest Region
• Quantifying Arboreal Lichens for Habitat Management: A Review of Methods
• Rare Bryophytes, Macrofungi, and Lichens of British Columbia
• Soil Ecosystems: Fungi
• Some Common Mosses of British Columbia
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Macrofungi (Including the Phyla Ascomycota and Basidiomycota), Version 1.1

Plants – General Return to Top

• Autecology of Common Plants in British Columbia: A Literature Review
• Botanical Forest Products in British Columbia: An Overview
• Field Studies of Seed Biology
• Food Plants of First Peoples
  • Food Plants of Coastal First Peoples
  • Food Plants of Interior First Peoples
• A Guide to the Biology and Use of Forest Tree Seeds
• Illustrated Flora of British Columbia
  • Volume 1 – Gymnosperms and Dicotyledons (Aceraceae through Asteraceae)
  • Volume 2 – Dicotyledons (Balsaminaceae through Cuscutaceae)
  • Volume 3 – Dicotyledons (Diapensiaceae through Onagraceae)
  • Volume 4 – Dicotyledons (Orobanchaceae through Rubiaceae)
  • Volume 5 – Dicotyledons (Salicaceae through Zygophyllaceae) and Pteridophytes
  • Volume 6 – Monocotyledons (Acoraceae through Najadaceae)
  • Volume 7– Monocotyledons (Orchidaceae through Zosteraceae)
• Plant Collecting for the Amateur
• Plant Indicator Guide for Northern British Columbia: Boreal, Sub-Boreal, and Subalpine Biogeoclimatic Zones (BWBS, SBS, SBPS, and Northern ESSF)
• Plants of...Series
  • Plants of Coastal British Columbia
  • Plants of Northern British Columbia
  • Plants of the Rocky Mountains
  • Plants of Southern Interior British Columbia
  • Plants of Western Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland
• Plant Technology of First Peoples in British Columbia
• Pondweeds and Bur-reeds, and their relatives, of British Columbia
• Rare Native Vascular Plants of British Columbia
• Techniques and Procedures for Collecting, Preserving, Processing, and Storing Botanical Specimens
• Thompson Ethnobotany
• Trees and Shrubs of British Columbia
• Vegetation Resources of Vancouver Island
• Standards for Components of British Columbia’s Biodiversity
  • Voucher Specimen Collection, Preparation, Identification and Storage Protocol-Plants and Fungi, Version 2.0