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1993
Vol. 1, Issue 1 Spring 1993	Vermilion Lakes Visitor Survey: Asking First Saves Regrets — Paul Lauzon Special Editorial — Sandra B.M. Davis Should Campgrounds Have Campfires — Renata Bailey and Allan Stendie The Bar U Community during the 1890s — Simon Evans Gwaii Haanas: Archaeology and Palaeoecology — Daryle Fedje Natural Region Highlights Revelstoke's Vision: Will It Help Achieve Sustainable Development? — Jenny Feick and Albert Einsiedel, Jr. Earthwatch Expedition — Jenny Feick and Albert Einsiedel Laskeek Bay Conservation Society: Volunteers Carrying Out Scientific Research — Doug Burles Montane Ecoregion: Banff's Key Ecosystem Management Challenge — Cliff White and Judy Otton Personal Profile — Dr. Peter L. Achuff Harlequin Duck — Peter Clarkson Reports — Focus on Natural Resources Podium: Reaching the Urban Constituency: Reasons for City-Based Park Interpretation — Graham A. MacDonald Meetings of Interest
Vol. 1, Issue 2 Fall 1993	Place Names and Myths of Gwaii Haanas — C.J. Taylor Editorial — Patricia Benson Canadian Attitudes Towards our National Parks — Sylvanna Hegmann Identifying Stressed Wapiti and Moose — Normand L. Cool and Robert J. Hudson Uncovering the Past at The Bar U Ranch — Rod J. Heitzmann Natural Region — Ecosystem Management Specialists Individual-Based Models of Ecological Systems — Edward McCauley Using Satellite Imagery Analysis to Depict Coastal Ecosystems — Dennis Jaques and John McIntosh Shrub Layer Dynamics: Elk Island National Park — Charles Blyth Contaminated Sites: Yesterday's Solution / Today's Problem — Bill Yeo The Fight with the Kicking Horse River - und der Fluss siegte doch! — Christopher Weaver Reports — Focus on Archaeological Services Podium: An Outside-in View of Park Management — Paul A. Galbraith Meetings of Interest
1994
Vol. 2, Issue 1 Spring 1994	Contaminated Sites Program: Environmental Decommissioning of Beban Camp — Liz Baker Editorial — Patricia Benson Research on Bat Activities and Habitat — Patrick F.J. Garcia Measuring Client Satisfaction in Alberta and British Columbia National Park Campgrounds — Anne-Marie Pham Taking a Chance Toward a Better Solution — Sue Krys Natural Region Highlights "Wildlife Research and Management in the National Parks" — Book review by Graham MacDonald Studying Sustainable Development in Action — Jenny Feick Grass Roots Action In Yoho National Park — Steve Christy Of Bugs and Bears — Mike Gibeau NRCB Westcastle Decision Released — Kevin Van Tighem Podium: Ethics and Wildlife Biology — Mike Gibeau Meetings of Interest
Vol. 2, Issue 2 Fall 1994	Sowing the Seeds of the Past — Anne Dickinson Around the Parks and Beyond Ecological research group formed — John Woods Do Parks Canada messages have effect? — Paul Lauzon W.F. Whitcher: Victorian science in Canada's first national park — W.B. Yeo Waste Stream Analysis helps Jaser recycle — Evelyn Saurette Natural Region: Meet the Western Parks' Wildlife Specialists Wildlife Research Notes Emigrating Sheep — Wesley Bradford Charging Elk — Carey Elverum Transformed landscape patterns: Cutting Edge Research — Carolos Galindo-Leal Stewardship essays inspire and provoke — reviewed by John McIntosh Greening the Canada Games — Casey Morrow Podium: Carnivore conservation a crucial issue — David Poll Meetings of Interest
Vol. 2, Issue 3 Winter 1994	Horse Days at the Cow Ranch — Simon Evans Editorial Around the Parks — Peter D. Francis Feedback... Cultural Landscapes — C.J. Taylor Mysterious Graves — Roderick J. Heitzmann Teaching cultural resource management — Cornell Wynnobel Guest Lecturer Video Series Protecting National Collections — Christine Feniak Regional Highlights: Catching up with National Historic Sites A New Cultural Resource in the Yukon — David Neufeld Perplexing housepits in Banff: who made them and why? — Martin Magne Bankhead's Staircase To Nowhere — Perry Davis Discoveries on the Pacific Coast — Iam Sumpter Podium: Replacement vs. Repair — Bob Grill and Janet Gourlay-Vallance Meetings of Interest
1995
Vol. 3, Issue 1 Spring 1995	Caves of the Rocky Mountains — Jonathan Rollins Editorial Around the Parks Feedback... In the footsteps of the caribou... — Michael Morris Innovation at Motherwell Homestead — David Hems Measuring Performance — Anne-Marie Pham Natural Region Highlights: Research Priorities for 1995 Crowded in Jaser? — Paul Lauzon Chemical-free gardens flourish at Wasagaming townsite — Hugh Penwarden Happy in Banff? — Paul Lauzon Appetizer of a book doesn't fill you up — reviewed by Doulas Clark Podium: Communicating research crucial — Ross MacDonald Meetings of Interest
Vol. 3, Issue 2 Fall 1995	Fire in Protected Areas — Stephen Woodley Editorial — Marzena Czarnecki The Western Fire Management Centre: development and implementation — Alan Westhaver and Bruce Sundbo Fire, weather, and history — C.E. Van Wagner Science and Paradox: The development of Kootenay's fire management plan — Robert C. Walker Parks' Fire Information System: Using communication technology and information transfer in nation-wide fire management activities — Mark Heathcott Sleuthing in the Mountain Parks — Marie-Pierre Rogeau Banff's modeling system: predicting effects of disturbance — David Gilbride Natural Region Highlights: Fire Specialists Guest Profile: Charles E. Van Wagner — Dean of Canadian Fire Behavior — Mark Heathcott From the Past: The first prescribed burn in Eastern Canada — Raymond Quenneville Jasper wardens involve high school students in fire monitoring — Steve Otway Aboriginal Burning — Robert C. Walker Pre-Columbian Human Ecology — Charles E. Kay Same or Different? Banff study compares results of prescribed burns and wildfires — Jack Wierzchowski Podium: Forest fires, human use, and biodiversity: Co-existing on a small planet — Ian Pengelly Meetings of Interest
Vol. 3, Issue 3 Winter 1995	Biotic Impoverishment: The results of sport fish stocking during Banff's early years are still with us today — Brian R. Parker and David W. Schindler Editorial — Marzena Czarnecki History Notes — Graham MacDonald and Barbara Holliday Feedback... Cultural Depressions: Aboriginal housepits in Banff National Park continue to puzzle archaeologists — E. Gwyn Langermann Burning Bushes: Elk Island makes the most of an accidental fire — Anne Dickinson Responsible Power Source — Pat Inglis and Alvin Sippola Natural Region Highlights: Links with Post-secondary Institutions Sustainability or Status Quo? Revelstoke reflects on its vision — Jenny L. Feick One Bear's Story — Carey Elverum Lakes Reveal Their Secrets: Sediment coring reconstructs vegetation dynamics in Kootenay Valley — Douglas Hallet Insects Hold Secret to Health — Garland Jonker and Joseph Culp Amphibian researchers rejoice! — reviewed by Suzanne Barnes Podium: Protecting the Past — Archaeology looks to future cooperative management of aboriginal resources — Martin Magne Meetings of Interest
1996
Vol. 4, Issue 1 Spring 1996	Ecological Research on Bears Using DNA Fingerprinting — David Paetkau and Curtis Strobeck Editorial — Patricia Benson On the map: National Parks Maps in the William C. Wonders Map Collection — Sandy Campbell Feedback... Unstable Ground: Assessing the Risks of Rock Slides — David M. Cruden Dynamics of Alpine Larch at the Timberline — Brendan Wilson Pine and Spruce Species and their Hybrids Provide Gene-Pool Information — Om P. Rajora, Phambu D. Khasa and Bruce P. Dancik Research Highlights: U of A Researchers are Experts in Many Disciplines Protected Landscapes: The British Experience — Guy S. Swinnerton Guest Lecturer Video Series Touring Canada's Treasures: Heritage Rivers Have Stories to Tell — reviewed by Dianne Willott Podium: Critical Issues for the Next Century: Two Parks Canada Experts Share Their Views — Charles Blyth and Rod Heitzmann Meetings of Interest
Vol. 4, Issue 2 Fall 1996	Bull Trout and Aquatic Ecosystem Integrity — Kevin Van Tighem Editorial — John R. Post Research Links Updates: Expanding Our Focus Feedback... Mapping Kelp Forests in Barkley Sound — Catherine T.J. Elliott and Louis D. Druehl Preliminary study of Arctic charr in Bluehill Pond — Sandy Fraser Life at the Top: The Biology of the Amphipod Gammaraus l. lacustris in Alpine Lakes — Frank M. Wilhelm and David W. Schindler Harlequin Ducks: Connecting the Mountains to the Sea — Peter Clarkson Banff Water Under the Microscope: Aquatic Ecosystem Projects Currently Underway in Banff National Park Alerting Anglers: New Fishing Regulations Get the Lead Out of Protected Water Systems Biodiversity Protocols: EMAN comes to Yoho National Park — Shona Burns 1996 Biodiversity Protocols Course Overview 30 Years of research on Peyto Glacier Flowing into the Future: An Update on the Canadian Heritage Rivers System in Alberta and British Columbia — Brian Reader Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology: Insights From Lake Core Analysis — Bjorn G. Prenzel and Robert C. Walker Historical Transformation of the Fish Fauna of the Central Canadian Rockies — David W. Mayhood SAMPA III Podium: Catch-and-Releases: A Fisheries Management Tool — Kerry Brewin Meetings of Interest
Vol. 4, Issue 3 Winter 1996	Park Prisoners: Historical Account of internment camps is more than a documentary — Graham MacDonald Editorial — Dianne Willott The Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute — Michele Banowetz Feedback... The Need for Amphibian Monitoring in Protected Areasa — Pat Dunn Exploring the Past: Travelers' Journals and Bog Cores — Mary Alice Snetsinger The Jasper Archaeology Field School — Peter D. Francis and Caroline Hudecek-Cuffe The Culture, Ecology and Restoration Project — Eric Higgs Toxaphene bioaccumulation in Bow Lake — Linda Campbell Pukaskwa National Park's Ecosystem Conservation Plan — Frank Burrows Podium: National Parks at a Turning Point — Harvey Locke Meetings of Interest
1997
Vol. 5, Issue 1 Spring 1997	Highway Effects on Wildlife in Banff National Park: A Research, Monitoring and Adaptive Mitigation Program — Anthony Clevenger Editorial — Bernie Lieff SAMPA III — Neil Munro The George Wright Society — Dave Harmon Defining National Parks: J.B. Harkin and the National Parks Branch — C.J. Taylor Banff-Bow Valley: At The Crossroads — Charlie Pacas Ecological Monitoring in the National Parks of the North — Chuck Blyth The Status and Distribution of Physella johnsoni, the Rare Endemic Banff Springs Snail — Dwayne A.W. Lepitzki Ecological Integrity and Decision Making: Some examples from the Rocky Mountain National Parks — Bruce Leeson Podium: Do Protected Areas Work? — David Mayhood Meetings of Interest
Vol. 5, Issue 2 Fall 1997	Dungeness Crab: In and around Pacific Rim National Park Reserve — Glen S. Jamieson Editorial — Patricia Benson Whirling Disease Task Force Announced in Alberta — Duane S. Radford Feedback Alberta Prairie Conservation Action Plan (1996-2000) — Bill Dolan Parks Canada Research Adventures: Putting Natural Curiosity To Work — Donna Cook Changes in Parks Canada: What is an Ecosystem Secretariat? — Doug Hodgins Field Unit Superintendents in Western Canada* Remembering Tanya Rintoul 1971-1997 Research Pursuits SAMPA III Wrap-Up — Patricia Benson Podium: What are Ecosystem Health and Integrity? — Garry J. Scrimgenour, Dan Wicklum and Shelley D. Pruss Meetings of Interest
Vol. 5, Issue 3 Winter 1997	The Canadian Cowboy: New Perspectives on Ranching History, Sept. 26-28, 1997 — Graham A. MacDonald Editorial — Graham A. MacDonald and Patricia Benson Bernard Charles (Bernie) Lieff, May 31, 1942 to October 25, 1997 Updates Romancing the Dudes — David Finch Preserving Resources at Neubergthal National Historic Site — Frieda Klippenstein Stirling Village National Historic Site, Stirling, Alberta What is Commemorative Integrity? — Bill Yeo Interpretive Education: An Under-Rated Element of Park Management? — Robert Wolfe Research Links Authors Index Research Links Subject/Key Word Index Meetings of Interest
1998
Vol. 6, Issue 1 Spring 1998	Shellfish Monitoring in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve — Heather Holmes Editorial — Gail Harrison Bighorn In Our Backyard: Communities Working for Wildlife — Larry Halverson and Bill Swan What's New? Heritage Tourism Participation by Visitors to Manitoba — Kelly J. MacKay Helping Hands: Earthwatch volunteers and grants for field research — David Lowe Monitoring is for the Birds: Results of the Annual Long Beach Christmas Bird Count — Heather Holmes Case Study: Elk Management in Elk Island National Park — Norm Cool Meetings of Interest
Vol. 6, Issue 2 Fall 1998	How do we protect Arctic char? Using otoliths to study migration patterns and assess stocks — Vicki Sahanatien, Jim Reist and John Babaluk Editorial — Bruce Rigby Editorial Board Update Feedback Beyond Boundaries: South Nahanni Woodland Caribou — Doug Gullickson The Big Picture: Monitoring Northern Ecosystems from Weather Satellites — Stephen McCanny National Parks of the North Monitoring Human Use Impacts in Auyuittuq and Ellesmere Island National Park Reserves — Vicki Sahanatien Book Review: Quest for the Origins of the First Americans — review by William Fox Meetings of Interest
Vol. 6, Issue 3 Winter 1998	Whooping Crane Monitoring in Wood Buffalo National Park — Douglas Bergeson Editorial — Gail Harrison Feeling Sheepish? Feedback Species Probability Modelling in The Georgian Bay Islands National Park Ecosystem — Paul Zorn and Justin Quirouette Who Goes to Churchill? A snapshot of tourists across the seasons — Kelly MacKay Accounting for Nature: The Northern National Parks Ecological Monitoring Program — Stephen McCanny Lemming Monitoring In Northern National Parks — Martin Raillard Podium: Theory and Practice of National Historic Sites — C.J. Taylor Meetings of Interest
1999
Vol. 7, no. 1 Spring 1999	Another Look Back: Updating the Archaeological Resource Inventory of Prince Albert National Park — David Arthurs Editorial — Gail Harrison What's New for Research Links? Special Issue: An Introduction to PANP — Bill Fisher Prince Albert National Park: Science Liaison Committee — Susan Carr and Guy Melville Fescue Grasslands in Prince Albert National Park — Mary Vetter Restoration Studies in Waskesiu and Crean Lakes — Marlene Evans and Michael Fitzsimmons Bugged about Dams: Kingsmere Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration — Guy Melville, Dave Wieder and Michael Fitzsimmons Research Highlights Some Preliminary Results on the Ecological Hierarchy of Foraging Activities in Bison, Prince Albert National Park — Daniel Fortin and Dan Frandsen Podium: Ecosystem-based Management Is Parks Canada There Yet? — Bill Fisher Meetings of Interest
Vol. 7, no. 2 Summer / Autumn 1999	Gwaii Haanas: Historic Industrial Sites Survey — Ian Sumpter and Lyle Dick Editorial: Using the Past As a Management Tool — Martin Magne Archaeological Research at the Salmon Beds, Invermere, BC — Rod Heitzmann An Aquatic Biological Indicator to Monitor Organic Contaminants in Elk Island National Park — Garry J. Scrimgeour, Dan Wicklum and Shelley Pruss Documenting the Human History of Wapusk National Park — Patrick Carroll Research Highlights All That Glitters: The Ancient Obsidian Sites of HooDoo Mountain, Kluane National Park — David Arthurs Podium: On a New Approach to Heritage Presentation at National Historic Sites — Frieda Esau Klippenstein Meetings of Interest
Vol. 7, no. 3 Winter 1999	Lightning and Lightning Fire: Central Cordillera, Canada — Mark Heathcott Editorial — Gail Harrison Using Satellite Imagery for Forest Fragmentation Analysis — Murray Peterson Thank You Cougars Make Tracks for wildlife passages on the Trans-Canada Highway — Claire Gloyne and Anthony Clevenger Speaking of Avalanches... — Shelly Funston The Churchill Oral History Project: Interviews with Inuit Elder John Arnalukjuaq — Darren Keith and Andrew Stewart Research Highlights Millennial-Aged Trees from Banff National Park — Brian Luckman and Don Youngblut Meetings of Interest
2000
Vol. 8, no. 1 Spring 2000	Millennial Tides and Archaeology in Gwaii Haanas — Daryl Fedje Editorial: Special Feature on Cultural Resources Management — Martin Magne Welcome! Stable Carbon Isotopic Analysis of Archaeological Bison Bone: Using zooarchaeology to address questions of the past ecology of bison — Gwyn Langemann The Bare Bones of Ranch History: Zooarchaeology at the Bar U Ranch — Kristi Benson Archaeological Resource Description and Analysis: A Holistic Archaeological Resource Management Tool — Peter D. Francis Built Heritage Resource Description and Analysis — C.J. Taylor Second International Symposium on Cumulative Environmental Effects Management: Tools & Approaches Research Highlights Microblades and Human Adaptation in Gwaii Haanas — Martin Magne François Beaulieu "Picking Up the Threads": Métis History in the North — Diane P. Payment 1999 ts'ishaa Archaeology Project: Pacific Rim National Park Reserve — Ian Sumpter The Vanishing Past: Erosion at the Lake Minnewanka Site — Alison Landals Podium: Challenges for Cultural Resources Management into the Twenty-First Century — Rod Heitzmann Meetings of Interest
Vol. 8, no. 2 Summer/Autumn 2000	Square hooks for exotic brooks: experimental gillnet removal of brook trout from Bighorn Lake, Banff National Park — Brian R. Parker and David W. Schindler Editorial — Richard Leonard Release of Report on Ecological Integrity of National Parks Feedback Molecular Ecology and Field Biology: A New Team for Environmental Assessments — John G. Woods and Curtis Strobeck Forest Expansion in Western Canada — Martin Köchy and Scott Wilson Linking Human Use and Wildlife Movement — George Mercer, Jurgen Deagle and Geoff Carrow Confronting Cumulative Effects — Shawn Cardiff Cumulative Environmental Effects Management (CEEM 2000) Research Highlights Book Review: "The Heritage Crusade and the Spoils of History" — review by Graham MacDonald Have We Crossed the Threshold? Site Development and Cumulative Impacts on National Historic Sites — David Hems and Paul Downie What Is the Role of Cumulative Effects Assessment in Adaptive Management? — Suzanne Therrien-Richards Meetings of Interest
Vol. 8, no. 3 Winter 2000	Climate-driven ecosystem models: A new tool for understanding variability in coastal marine ecosystems — Clifford L.K. Robinson Editorial — Brian MacDonald Osprey Research in the Rocky Mountains — Mark Wayland Correction Mass Movements and Mortality of Tiger Salamanders on the Trans-Canada Highway in Southwestern AB — Anthony Clevenger, Mike McIvor, Diane McIvor, Bryan Chruszcz and Kari Gunson The Marine Species Biodiversity Program for Gwaii Haanas — Norm A. Sloan and Pat M. Bartier Background on National Marine Conservation Areas (NMCA) Fish Assemblages of the Southern Gulf Islands, BC: An analysis of recreational SCUBA dive log data — Tomas Tomascik and Clifford L.K. Robinson National Marine Conservation Area: Feasibility Study Snapshots of the Past: Paleoecological Research in Coastal British Columbia's National Park Reserves — Marlow Pellatt Lightning, Lightning Fires & Fire Frequency in the Central Rockies — Kiyoko Miyanishi, Edward A. Johnson, Sheri L. Gutsell, Matthew B. Dickinson and Richard D. Revel Recently In Print Podium: Marine Wildlife Viewing — Too much of a good thing? — Pete Clarkson Meetings of Interest
2001
Vol. 9, no. 1 Spring 2001	Climate Change and Polar Bears: Long-term Ecological Trends Observed at Wapusk National Park — Nick Lunn and Ian Stirling Editorial: Science and Management in Wapusk National Park — Doug Clark In Support of Natural History Specimens: "Detailing" a Natural History Collection — Lorrie Storr Updates The Dragonflies of the Columbia Basin, BC: Field Surveys, Collections Development & Public Education — Robert Cannings A View From Outerspace: Vegetation Mapping in Wapusk National Park — Ryan Brook, Norm Kenkel and Tom Naughten Monitoring Habitat Change Using Satellite Imagery: The impact of the Lesser Snow Goose on its Habitat in Wapusk National Park — Fawziah Gadallah Wapusk National Park: Small Mammal Cooperative Inventory Project — Jack Dubois Updated Canada National Parks Act Research Highlights Recently In Print The Land That Lies Between: A History of Land Use in Wapusk National Park — Patrick Carroll Meetings of Interest
Vol. 9, no. 2 Summer/Autumn 2001	Paleoecology and Fire History of Kootenay National Park: Clues from the Past, Issues for the Future — Robert C. Walker and Douglas J. Hallett Editorial — Dianne Dickinson Managing the Ecological Integrity of Elk Island National Park: The Role of a Science Advisory Committee — Garry Scrimgeour History of the SAC Crustose Lichens: Chronometers of Environmental Change — Dan McCarthy Monitoring Neotropical Migratory Birds in Banff National Park — Cyndi Smith What is MAPS? Does Habitat Choice By Mountain Pine Beetles Vary With Population Density? — Ché Elkin Research Highlights Can a Chickadee Cross the Road? Barriers to bird movement in the Bow Valley of Banff National Park — Colleen Cassady St. Clair Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Small Mammal Movement in Banff National Park — Wayne McDonald Giant Liver Fluke: Smaller than a Breadbox...but larger than a Wapiti or Moose! — M.J. Pybus Recently In Print Meetings of Interest
Vol. 9, no. 3 Winter 2001	Getting More from What We Have: The Case of Backcountry Permits — Bonita McFarlane, David Watson and Peter Boxall Editorial — Sal Rasheed Gaining a Better Understanding of Fort Langley National Historic Site Visitors using Pre-Visit and Post-Visit Surveys — Eugene Thomlinson Visitor Motivation: Elk Island National Park Potential Road Salt Contamination of Wetlands Adjacent to Highways in the Banff Area — F. Colleen Wendeborn Research Highlights ABCs of Backcountry Monitoring in Riding Mountain National Park — Kelly MacKay and Michael Campbell Traditional Knowledge as a Contribution to National Park Ecological Integrity — David Neufeld Research Links Submission Guidelines Recently In Print Podium: Cultural Research in Support of Ecological Integrity — Gwyn Langemann Meetings of Interest
2002
Vol. 10, no. 1 Spring 2002	Monitoring Plant Community Diversity and Regeneration in the Vermilion Pass Burn: Kootenay and Banff National Parks — Greg Chernoff Editorial — Sal Rasheed Alpine Ponds: Canaries of climate change? — Natalie McMaster Notes of Interest Predicting Vegetation Patterns at the Landscape Level in Prince Albert National Park — S.R.J. Bridge and E.A. Johnson Research Highlights The Answer, My Friend, is Blowing in the Wind: Assessing Sources of Particulate Matter in Elk Island National Park — Laurie Bates, Angela Treble and Ross Chapman Bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) distribution, life history, & habitat use in the South Nahanni watershed — Neil J. Mochnacz, James D. Reist and Douglas P. Tate Parks Canada and Ecological Monitoring: Looking out for the future — John Wilmshurst Recently In Print Meetings of Interest
Vol. 10, no. 2 Summer/Fall 2002	Editorial — Gilles Seutin Seasonal Activities of Northern Black-tailed Prairie Dogs in Grasslands National Park — David Gummer, François Messier and Malcolm Ramsay Rare Plants Discovered in Elk Island National Park — Ross Chapman Roost selection by long-eared bats (Myotis septentrionalis and M. evotis) in the interior wet-belt of British Columbia — M.C. Caceres and R.M.R. Barclay Badgers: Can We Dig Them Out of this Hole? An Update on the Population Ecology and Conservation of Badgers in Southeast British Columbia — N.J. Newhouse and T.A. Kinley Badger Outreach and Education Research Highlights Use of spring migration stopover habitat by trumpeter swans in southern Alberta — Jalene M. LaMontagne Success in establishing a new colony of the endangered Pitcher's Thistle (Cirsium pitcheri) in Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario — Andrew Promaine National Parks and the protection of woodland caribou: a multi-scale landscape analysis — M. Manseau, A. Fall, D. O'Brien and M.-J. Fortin Garry Oak Ecosystem Recovery — Brian Reader Piping Plover Monitoring at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site — Richard Brunt Recently in Print Meetings of Interest
Vol. 10, no. 3 Winter 2002	Resolving the Triassic/Jurassic Extinction Event: A Case Study in Fossil Resource Management, Queen Charlotte Islands, BC — James W. Haggart Editorial — Dianne Dickinson Noteworthy Items... Movement of wolves (Canis lupus) in response to human development in Jasper National Park, AB — Jesse Whittington Conserving Whitebark Pine in the Canadian Rockies — Jon Stuart-Smith, Brendan Wilson, Rob Walker and Ellen Macdonald Research Highlights: Ecological Land Classification of Waterton Lakes National Park — Cyndi Smith and Peter Achuff Research Highlights: 2002 WCSC Archaeological Field Activities in BC Coastal Field Unit — Ian Sumpter Population Viability Analysis Applied to Woodland Caribou in Jasper National Park — Kyla Flanagan and Salman Rasheed Fish, Fowl and Food: How interactions between small fish and invertebrates affect aquatic bird foraging behaviour in Alberta's aspen parkland — Caroline McParland and Cynthia Paszkowski Recently In Print Meetings of Interest
2003
Vol. 11, no. 1 Spring 2003	Kâ Isinâkwâk Askîy: Using Cree knowledge to perceive and describe the landscape of the Wapusk National Park Area — Maria M'Lot and Micheline Manseau Editorial — Lee Jackson Noteworthy Items... Bovine Tuberculosis in the Riding Mountain National Park Region — Douglas Bergeson, Ken Kingdon and Pat Rousseau Elk Population Dynamics Following Wolf Recolonization of the Bow Valley of Banff National Park — Mark Hebblewhite, Daniel H. Pletscher and Paul C. Paquet Research Highlights: Wildlife Collisions in Jasper National Park — Jim Bertwistle Research Highlights: Lessons From the Islands: Introduced Species and What They Tell Us About How Ecosystems Work The Boreal Forest: Mapping Vegetation Diversity from Space — Anthony J. Warren, Michael J. Collins and Edward A. Johnson Seeing our Sites through our Visitors' Eyes: Investigating Visitors' Images of Motherwell Homestead National Historic Site — Kelly J. MacKay and Christine Couldwell Effectiveness of the Voluntary Use Program as Applied on the Odaray Highline Trail: Yoho National Park — Wayne Tucker Environmental Ethics: What Really Matters, What Really Works — reviewed by C.J. Taylor Recently In Print Meetings of Interest
Vol. 11, no. 2 Summer/Autumn 2003	Tree-Ring Dating of Historic Log Structures in the National Parks of the Canadian Rockies — Karen Brelsford Editorial — Katharine Kinnear Errata... Black Bear Relatedness in a Fragmented Landscape — Colin Kristian Reynolds The Cougar Street Midden: The role of archaeology in contaminated site clean-up — Gwyn Langemann and Rena Varsakis Research Highlights Recently In Print The Parks Canada Archaeology Material Culture Reference Collection Movements, Mortality and Mitigation: An Overview of the Final Report on Roads and Wildlife in the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks — A.P. Clevenger Toe of the Athabasca Glacier Safety Signage Project and Evaluation 2002 — Trevor McFadyen Meetings of Interest
Vol. 11, no. 3 Winter 2003	Understanding Changes in Pacific Salmon and the implications of climate change on ecosystem structure and function — Darren G. Bos, Marlow Pellatt and Bruce Finney Editorial — Salman Rasheed Noteworthy Item... Social Capital as a Dimension of Ecosystem-Based Management — Jennie Sparkes Research Highlights: Toads in Trouble — Connie Browne, Brian Eaton, Cindy Paszkowski and Ross Chapman Research Highlights: Parks Canada's Research and Collection Permit System Revamped — Stephen Woodley and Doug Hodgins Elk Herbivory in Jasper National Park — Megan Watters, Evelyn Merrill and George Mercer Siding 29: Using Archival Maps in a High-Tech World — Bill Perry Building Capacity for Biosphere Reserves: Enhancing Opportunities and Reducing Constraints — Krista Tremblett General Information on Biosphere Reserves Recently In Print Meetings of Interest
2004
Vol. 12, no. 1 Spring 2004	Ecological History of Peary Caribou and Muskox on Northern Ellesmere Island, ca. 4300 to present — Micheline Manseau, Lyle Dick, N. Lyons,, Christian St.-Pierre and Jennifer Wood Editorial — Dianne Dickinson Understanding Patterns of Visitor Use in Our National Parks: The 2000 POVU Study for Banff, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks — Dave McVetty Research Highlights — Recreation vs. Ecological Integrity at Long Beach, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve — Julia A. Esron Research Highlights — G8 Legacy Project Underway near Banff National Park — Erin Burrell and Bruce Leeson Digital Cameras for Monitoring Plant Biomass in Grasslands National Park — Mryka Hall-Beyer, Nancy A. Lee and John F. Wilshurst Publications and Updates Recently in Print

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