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The Last Place Left in the World Outside of Parks Where You Can See Healthy Core Populations of All 7 of These Charismatic Focal Species Of Conservation Biology Science Living Within an Ancient Inland Rainforest: Mountain Caribou, Chinook Salmon, Grizzly Bear, Wolverine, Lynx, Cougar, and Wolf (Craighead and Cross 2004, 5MB PDF Download). Walk Through the Ancient Forest to See Them (Ancient Forest CAD Sign, 1 MB JPG), or Watch the 2010 Global TV Newscast (26 MB, 3 Minute, MPG Movie)!
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STCL's Response to the Independent Power Producer's Morkill River Proposal that Threatens The Walker Rainforest Wilderness, Endangered Mountain Caribou Reserves, Chinook Salmon and Blue-Listed Bull Trout Spawning and Rearing Areas, Several Other At-Risk Species, Spatial Old Growth Management Areas Containing the World's Only Inland Temperate Rainforest, and Plans Destruction of Morkill Falls, July 2009 (100 KB PDF)
STCL published a new 50-page booklet "Ecoguide and Conservation Biology Plan for Robson Valley, 2nd Edition” (2009, Educational Report No. 6). ER6 features 20-year population sizes and habitats used by 342 birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes, and a new Conservation Area Design (CAD). Scientists, Communities, The Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, and Regional government endorse the Conservation Plan. Click Here
For Printable, Mail-In Form To Order "Rainforest
Conservation Biology Corridor for Robson Valley" extended abstract of
paper presented at "BC’s Inland Rainforest Conservation and Community
Conference" held at The University of Northern British Columbia, May 2008 Conference
Proceedings The
Walker Rainforest Wilderness Proposal Maps, Photos, Movie, and Wolves Howling
2007 (Walker
Rainforest Wilderness.htm, 2 MB) Rainforest
Conservation Biology Corridor for Robson Valley Proposed Spring 2002 (160
KB JPG) Rainforest
Conservation Corridor for Robson Valley, Educational Report No. 4 (Spring 2002)
(EdRep4.htm,
300 KB) Some
Information on Grizzly Bear Ecology in Robson Valley and Surrounding Regions
1987-2000 (RvGriz.pdf,
25 KB) Save-The-Cedar
League's "Ecoguide" (First Edition 1997, Educational Report No. 2), with Robson
Valley's first significant Conservation Biology Plan, Wildlife Population
Densities, Habitats, Special Ecological Sites to Visit, and Hiking Trail Map
are obtained through the following links, supported by The TD Friends of the
Environment Foundation and The Mountain Equipment Co-op. We are pleased to announce that 60% of the Core
Conservation Areas and 25 of the 30 Special Ecological Sites and Hiking Trails
that the 1997 Ecoguide proposed for conservation were protected from logging
and road-building by 2006, whereas none of the Core Conservation Areas and only
2 of the 30 Special Ecological Sites and Hiking Trails were protected before
1997! Bridge
The Island Parks With Ancient Rainforest Biodiversity. Educational Report No.
1, 1996 (375 KB) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. SEE ME Consultations (Sustainable Ecology and Evolution of
Montane Ecosystems) Inland
Temperate Rainforest Initiative Chinook Salmon Spawning at Morkill Falls on You Tube Independent Power Producers (IPP) Planned Destruction of Morkill Falls Documentary on You Tube Save Our Rivers-Introduction to Morkill Falls Community Response to the Morkill River Privatization Proposal (160 KB PDF) Dome Creek Forest Information Committee - Ancient Forest Trail Valhalla Wilderness Society - Inland Rainforest Craighead Environmental Research Institute LHEIDLI T'ENNEH First Nation
Territory Alternative
Culture Magazine - War On BC's Forests see also..."Why Are We Turning 1000
Year-Old Cedars Into Garden Mulch?" Alternative Use of the Inland
Rainforest Power Point Presentation, By Dr. David Connell, The University of
Northern British Columbia, School of Environmental Planning, October 2008 (8
MB PPT download) A Rainforest Conservation Corridor
For Robson Valley: Part 2, Educational Report No. 5, Spring 2007, Uncompressed
Version (EdRep5.pdf,
6 MB PDF download), or for a Compressed Version
(EdRep5.htm,
300 KB)Implementing the Inland Temperate
Rainforest (ITR) Conservation Area Design (CAD) for STCL's Rainforest
Conservation Corridor (RCC) and Walker Rainforest Wilderness (WRW), Power Point
Presentation by Baden Cross 2006 (15
MB PPT download)Rainforest Conservation Corridor
Protected History Map 2002-2006 (1.2 MB PDF
download)Grizzly Bears and Chinook Salmon in
the Inland Rainforest, Dr. John Weaver and Dr. Rick
Zammuto, 2004 (Salmon-Grizzly, 1.6 MB
PDF download)A Conservation Area Design (CAD) for
the Inland Temperate Rainforest of Canada, Dr. Lance Craighead and Baden Cross,
2004 (5 MB
PDF download)
Film of the first endangered Whooping
Cranes documented in STCL's Rainforest Conservation Corridor during recent
times, shown feeding and flying at West Twin Provincial Park Fall 2003
(courtesy Glen and Elsie Stanley, McBride BC) (6.7 MB MPEG Movie download). First confirmed sighting of Whooping Cranes in British Columbia, by Brian Johns, Victor Bopp, Elsie Stanley, and Jack Bowling
(First BC Whooping Cranes.pdf,
200 KB)Ancient Sentinels: The Rainforest
Conservation Corridor for the Robson Valley. Watershed Sentinel 12(5):21-23.
2002. (825 KB PDF download)Age and Species Composition of
Forests, Grizzly and Other Species Densities, Wilderness Watersheds, and
Threats to Y2Y in British Columbia, Save-The-Cedar League Educational Report
No. 3 (1998) (EdRep3.PDF, 1 MB download)·
Special
Ecological Sites To Visit.htm
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Special Ecological Sites
Trail Map and Conservation Plan (275 KB JPG download)
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Checklist, Abundance,
Habitats for Loons, Grebes, Swans, Geese, Ducks Page 1.htm (95 KB)
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Checklist, Abundance,
Habitats for Hawks, Grouse, Sandpipers, Gulls Page 2.htm (98 KB)
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Checklist, Abundance,
Habitats for Owls, Swifts, Hummingbirds, Woodpeckers, Flycatchers, Swallows
Page 3.htm (90 KB)
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Checklist, Abundance,
Habitats for Jays, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Thrushes, Vireos, Warblers Page
4.htm (91KB)
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Checklist, Abundance
and Habitats for Warblers, Grosbeaks, Sparrows, Blackbirds, Finches Page 5.htm
(108 KB)
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Mammal
Checklist, Population Density, Habitats Page 1.jpg (69 KB)
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Mammal
Checklist, Population Density, Habitats Page 2.jpg (57 KB)
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Reptiles,
Amphibians, Fishes, Lichens, Trees, Shrubs.jpg (76 KB)
Your
help is urgently needed to protect the world's only Inland Temperate Rainforest from
being destroyed. You can protect the world class biodiversity of the Ancient
Cedar Rainforest that eats 16-50 times the carbon dioxide per acre than
Tropical Rainforests to turn back global warming and climate change. Your
donation makes the difference!
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