Mountain Caribou On The Edge - A 90
second documentary film, which is part of an exhibit in Glacier
National Park. Parks Canada, 2003.
Do Mountain Caribou
Matter? - Newspaper article appeared in the Revelstoke Times
Review and Golden Star, 2002. Summary of land use issues regarding
Mountain Caribou.
Revelstoke Community Forest Corporation
– is owned by the City of Revelstoke and operates in caribou habitat.
www.rcfc.bc.ca
Downie Timber Ltd. - a large
local sawmill / harvesting operation that operates in caribou
habitiat. Detailed Mountain Caribou, environmental information and
maps are available in the "Woodlands" section.
www.downietimber.com
Columbia Mountains Institute
of Applied Ecology –
www.cmiae.org
CMI is an association of resource management
professionals and scientists that share expertise and information.
It has hosted workshops in Revelstoke to assist in developing and
providing information on mountain caribou. Workshop summaries
available free downloads.
Revelstoke Mountain Caribou Recovery
- An Independent Review of Predator-Prey- Habitat Interactions.
Francois Messier - University of Saskatchewan, Stan Boutin -University
of Alberta, Doug Heard - BC Ministry of Water, Land Air Protection
(Prince George). March 2004. Recommendations and analysis from an
expert panel and workshop regarding the effects on caribou of forestry
increasing ungulate and predator numbers.
Mountain Caribou in 21st Century
Ecosystems Conference. October 2002. Twenty-two speakers
presented information on the ecology and management of south-eastern
British Columbia’s red-listed mountain caribou populations. About 180
people attended the conference. Dr. Dale Seip spoke to eighty people
at an evening presentation open to the community. On October 18th, 80
people attended a field trip north of Revelstoke to learn about
caribou habitat, forestry practices, and other topics.
Caribou Habitat Recruitment Meeting.
Attended by 33 participants, March 2001. The session familiarized
foresters with issues surrounding recruitment of caribou habitat using
silvicultural techniques. Final report of the project is available
through BC Ministry of Forests at
www.for.gov.bc.ca/rsi/research/nextnotes/En058.htm
Managing Forests for Lichen: the Mountain
Caribou Issue. September 1999. Focused on the issue of
managing forests for the high lichen biomass required by mountain
caribou. Participants (74) heard about the latest research findings
about lichen ecology, mountain caribou requirements, and forest
management practices with the potential to better maintain mountain
caribou habitat.
Mountain Caribou Compendium
The Mountain Caribou Compendium is an initiative
to improve the accessibility of research results and other information
related to the mountain caribou herds of south-eastern British
Columbia. Begun by the Revelstoke Forest Workers Group and now
maintained by the Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology, the
Compendium consists of two parts:
- Print copies of 160+ research reports are
housed at the Columbia Mountains Institute office (837-9311).
- The index for the Compendium contains
abstracts for all entries, and the index is available for
on-screen viewing or as a download at the
CMI web site.
- Digital copies of abstracts and some of the
documents are on the Natural Resources Information Network at
www.nrin.siferp.org/
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