Waterfowl surveys on the Kawdy Plateau, northern British Columbia, during 1990 / James S. Hawkings, Joyce J. Majiski.: CW69-5/116E-PDF
"Northern B.C. has been identified as a large unsurveyed area where very little is known about waterfowl populations. Generally the area lacks wetlands of continental significance, but because of its large size, even low densities of waterfowl could be contributing substantially to B.C. waterfowl populations. In 1989 the Canadian Wildlife Service initiated surveys of breeding waterfowl in low-lying areas of northern B.C. (Liard Plain and Teslin Plateau). The objective of the 1990 survey program was to determine the species composition and densities of waterfowl at higher elevations in northern B.C."--Introd., p. 1.
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| Title | Waterfowl surveys on the Kawdy Plateau, northern British Columbia, during 1990 / James S. Hawkings, Joyce J. Majiski. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
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| Description | vi, 33 p. : charts, col. ill., map. |
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