The Southern headwaters at risk project : a multi-species conservation strategy for the headwaters of the Oldman River

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By

Blouin, François.
Taylor, Brad N.
Quinlan, Richard W.
Alberta. Fish and Wildlife Division.
Alberta Conservation Association.

Type

Book

Material

Published material

Publication info

[Edmonton], Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Fish & Wildlife Division, Resource Data and Species at Risk Section, 2004-

Notes

Contents: V.1. Introduction and natural processes / Francois Blouin -- v.2. Species selection and habitat suitability index models / Francois Blouin, Brad N. Taylor, and Richard W. Quinlan -- v.3. Landscape management - selection and recommendations / Francois Blouin -- v.4. Beneficial management practices and land use guidelines for focal species / Francois Blouin -- v.5. Landscape pressures on wide-ranging species / Francois Blouin.

Subjects

Alberta , Endangered species , Habitat (Ecology) , Oldman River (Alta.) , Oldman River Basin , Wildlife conservation , Wildlife management

Call Number

Internet Access AEU

Language

English

Identifiers

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.114046
ISBN: 0778535649 (v.1: print)
ISBN: 0778535657 (v.1: online)
ISBN: 0778535665 (v.2: print)
ISBN: 0778535673 (v.2: online)
ISBN: 0778545261 (v.3: print)
ISBN: 077854527X (v.3: online)
ISBN: 0778545288 (v.4: print)
ISBN: 0778545296 (v.4: online)
ISBN: 077854530X (v.5: print)
ISBN: 0778545318 (v.5: online)
OCLC: 60742233
Wikidata: https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q51390358