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5 Herrero, S., W. McCrory and B. Pelchat. 1983. The application of grizzly bear habitat evaluation to trail and campsite locations in Kananaskis Provincial Park, Alberta. International Conference on Bear Research and Management gt 6:187-193 McCrory, W., D. A. Blood, D. Portman and D. Harwood. 1977. Mountain goat surveys in Yoho National Park, British Columbia. Proc. First Int. Mountain Goat Symp.:69-73. Cowan, Ian McT. and Wayne McCrory. 1970. Variation in the mountain goat Oreamnos americanus (Blainville). Journ. of Mammalogy 51, No. 1: 60-73. Research/Management Reports (some peer reviewed) Craighead, L. and W. P. McCrory. 2010. A preliminary core conservation review of the dryland grizzly bear of the Chilcotin Ranges in British Columbia. Report to Friends of Nemaiah Valley, Valhalla Wilderness Society and Xeni Gwet’in First Nation Government. McCrory, W.P. and P. Paquet. 2009. Proposed bear viewing strategy for the K’ztim-a-deen (Khutzeymateen) Grizzly Bear Sanctuary & K’tzim-a-deen Inlet Conservancies, British Columbia. Report for the K’tzim-a-deen Management Committee & Planning Process, Prince Rupert, B.C. McCrory, W. 2009a. Assessment of trails for the Xeni Gwet’in tourism project -wildlife and cultural/heritage values & wild horse tourism areas. McCrory, W. 2009b. Notes & outline & ideas for background review of bear viewing plan/strategy for the Mussel River and Poison Cove area, Fiordlands Conservancy. Report for BC Parks and Kitasoo First Nation. McCrory, W. 2009c. 2008 black bear risk assessment & management recommendations for public recreation trails – The Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve (LSCR). Report to Metro Vancouver Watershed Division. McCrory, W. 2009d. 2008 black bear risk assessment & management recommendations for Lynn Headwaters Regional Park - hiking network between Grouse Mountain Resort and Goat Mountain/Ridge. Report to Metro Vancouver Parks Department. McCrory, W. 2009e. 2008 notes on preliminary black bear risk assessment & management recommendations for restricted access areas – Metro Vancouver Watershed Division. McCrory, W. 2008a. 2007- 2008 black bear risk assessment - Minnekhada Regional Park. Report for Metro Vancouver Parks. McCrory, W. 2008b. 2007- 2008 black bear risk assessment – Kanaka Creek Regional Park. Report for Metro Vancouver Parks. McCrory, W. 2008c. Black bear risk assessment and management recommendations for Metro Vancouver Regional Parks. Paquet, M.M. and W.P. McCrory. 2007. Bear hazard assessment – City of Coquitlam. McCrory, W. 2007. Black bear habitat and corridor map project, Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW). Draft. Curriculum Vitae: Wayne P. McCrory, Registered Professional Biologist
McCrory, W. 2006. Bear hazard assessment and problem analysis. Phase I application for Bear Smart Community Status. District Municipalities of North & West Vancouver, City of North Vancouver, B.C. 6 McCrory, W. 2005. Bear hazard assessment - problem analysis report & proposed bear-people conflict prevention plan, Britannia Bay Properties Ltd., British Columbia. McCrory, W. and B. Cross. 2005. A preliminary review of potential impacts of snowmobile recreation on grizzly bear winter denning habitats and wolverine winter natal/maternal denning habitats in S.E. Kakwa Provincial Park, B.C. with GIS grizzly bear and wolverine den habitat models. Report to B.C. Parks. 31 pp. McCrory, W.P. 2005. Proposed bear-people conflict prevention plan for Resort Municipality of Whistler. McCrory, W.P., and Paquet, M.M. 2005. Bear hazard & problem analysis report & proposed bear-people conflict prevention plan, District of Squamish, British Columbia. McCrory, W. 2005. Background tourism feasibility study – wild species viewing & guidelines. Xeni Gwet’in First Nation, Chilcotin, B.C. McCrory, W. 2005. Proposed access management plan for Xeni Gwet’in First Nation Caretaker Area, Chilcotin, B.C. McCrory, W. 2005. Roads to Nowhere. Technical review of ecological damage & proposed restoration related to B.C. Ministry of Forests control actions – 2003 Chilko Wildfire, B.C. Re: bulldozed fireguards & access roads & peat meadow damage. Report to Friends of Nemaiah Valley, Victoria, B.C. McCrory, W.P. 2004. Preliminary bear hazard assessment of Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW). Submitted to RMOW. 107 pp. McCrory, W.P. 2004. Bear habitat ground-truthing surveys of Resort Municipality of Whistler, August 14 – 23/04 by McCrory Wildlife Services Ltd. for Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping classification and seasonal bear habitat rankings. Draft to Whistler Community Habitat Resources Project (CHRP). McCrory, W.P., M. Williams, B. Cross, L. Craighead, P. Paquet, A. Craighead and T. Merrill. 2004. Grizzly bear, wildlife and human use of a major protected wildlife corridor in the Canadian Rockies, Kakwa Provincial Park, B.C. Draft progress report to Valhalla Wilderness Society and Y2Y Wilburforce Science Symposium. Draft & In Press. McCrory, W.P., P. Paquet, and B. Cross. 2003. Assessing conservation values for gray wolf and Sitka deer - BC central coast rainforest. Report to the Valhalla Wilderness Society, New Denver, B.C. McCrory, W.P. 2003. A bear hazard study of recreational facilities in a major grizzly bear travel corridor with management recommendations to minimize conflicts – A GIS Grizzly Bear Encounter Risk Model. Kakwa Provincial Park, B.C. Report to B.C. Parks. 174 pp. McCrory, W.P. 2003. Ecological connectivity – 2003. Multi-year study of grizzly/wildlife movements & application to GIS corridor model design – Kakwa grizzly bear – wildlife corridor pilot study. Research proposal submitted to Wilburforce Foundation, Y2Y Conservation Initiative. Curriculum Vitae: Wayne P. McCrory, Registered Professional Biologist
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