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Action Network, Defenders of Wildlife, Jumbo Wild, West Kootenay EcoCentre, Great Bear Foundation, Raincoast Conservation Society, Bear Watch, North Shore Black Bear Network, Northern Lights Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, the Xeni- Gwetin First Nation, Williams Lake Indian Band, Federation of Mountain Clubs of BC, and The Land Conservancy of BC. FILM PROJECTS AND DOCUMENTARIES 3 Frequently work as a scientific advisor, bear guide, and/or on-camera personality for nature documentaries on bears, parks and conservation issues. A partial list of productions I have been involved with: Productions featuring Wayne McCrory and his conservation work: � Champions of the Wild (Wayne McCrory: Spirit Bears and Grizzlies) (Omni Film Productions for Knowledge Network) � The Grizzly Man <strong>From</strong> New Denver: Wayne McCrory (The Leading Edge: Innovation in BC. Knowledge Network) � Lucy, The Bear Detective (Dogs With Jobs. Featuring Wayne McCrory and Lucy, his bear research dog. Knowledge Network) � Goat Range Provincial Park – Great Canadian Parks (Good Earth Productions) � Island of the Ghost Bear (Nature: BBC TV) � The Garden of the Grizzlies (Global Family: TVO--TV Ontario) � Great Canadian Parks: Khutzeymateen (Good Earth Productions for Knowledge Network) � Land of the Spirit Bear (Spirit Bear Youth Coalition) � Great Canadian Parks: Spirit Bear (Good Earth Productions for Knowledge Network) � Great Canadian Parks: Kitlope (Good Earth Productions for Knowledge Network) � Ushuaia Nature: Des origines aux mondes perdus (in French. Production on rare animals featuring Wayne McCrory’s work on Spirit Bears. TFI – France Television Network) � The Green Inlet – Spirit Bear (Good Earth Productions) � L’ours Kermode: La Semaine Verte (in French. French CBC) � Wild Horses, Unconquered People (Omni Film Productions Ltd.) � Tiere die Geschichte schrieben: Das Pferd (in German. Includes Wayne McCrory’s work protecting Wild Horses. Matthey Film Productions) � The Nature of Things: Khutzemateen (CBC) � The Nature of Things: The Salmon Forest (CBC) � The Nature of Things: Grizzly Bears: Losing Ground (CBC) � The Fifth Estate: Khutzeymateen (CBC) � Wild Things: British Columbia’s Wild West Coast (Wild Exposure Preservation Productions) Curriculum Vitae: Wayne P. McCrory, Registered Professional Biologist
� Spirit Bear (Cross-Country Canada. CBC) � Numerous television news reports and talk shows Provided scientific information and/or acted as bear safety guide: 4 � Caught in the Moment: Grizzlies (Tigress Productions, UK) � Princess Royal Island (Great Bear Foundation) � Spirit Bears (NHK: Japan Broadcasting Corp.) � A Future for the Grizzly? (The Grizzly Project) � Island of the Spirit Bear (Raincoast Conservation Society) � The Science of Survival: Grizzly Bear Management in British Columbia (Electric Bamboo Productions) � The Last Mustangs (Patrice Halley) � Big Bear Week (BBC) � Skeena Journal: Khutzemateen (CBC) � NRDC Spirit Bear Campaign (Natural Resources Defence Council, USA) � Save the Great Spirit Bear Rainforest (Corky Productions) � Canadian Coastal Rainforest – the Spirit Bear (in Japanese. Ikimono Chikyu Kiko Productions) � Cap sur les terres vierges du grizzli (In French. Les Productions Espace Vert XII inc.) � Canada’s Vanishing Grizzly (Friends of Ecological Reserves) � Trigger Happy (Environmental Investigation Agency, UK) � White Grizzly (Discovery Channel) PROFESSIONAL STUDIES AND PUBLICATIONS: Scientific publications in proceedings or refereed journals McCrory, W. and E. Mallam. 1991. An update on using bear hazard evaluation as a means to minimize conflicts between people and bears in recreation situations. Proceedings of the Grizzly Management Workshop, Revelstoke, B.C. pp: 57-62 McCrory, W., S. Herrero, G. Jones, and E. Mallam. 1990. The role of the B.C. provincial park system in grizzly bear preservation. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Bear Research & Management, Victoria, B.C. 6 pp. McCrory, W.P., S. Herrero and G. Jones. 1987. Program to minimize conflicts between grizzly bears and people in British Columbia provincial parks. Paper presented at Bear - People Conflicts Symposium, Yellowknife, N.W. T. April 1987. McCrory, W., S. Herrero. and P. Whitfield. 1986. Using grizzly habitat information to reduce human-grizzly bear conflicts in Kokanee Glacier and Valhalla Provincial Parks, BC. In Proc. - Grizzly Bear Habitat Symposium: 24-30. Contreras, G.P. and K.E. Evans (compilers). U.S.D.A. Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. INT-207. Curriculum Vitae: Wayne P. McCrory, Registered Professional Biologist
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