Effects of Resource Extraction Industries on Behaviour and Population Dynamics of Grizzly Bears in the Flathead Drainage, British Columbia and Montana

Mclellan BN. 1989. Effects of Resource Extraction Industries on Behaviour and Population Dynamics of Grizzly Bears in the Flathead Drainage, British Columbia and Montana. University of British Columbia

This thesis focuses on grizzly bears and their incompatibility with human interaction and development. This includes exploitation and development of natural resources such as forests, oil, gas, and minerals over a large portion of their range. The area that this study was conducted included the southeastern portion of British Columbia in the North Fork of the Flathead River.

Type
Academic
Authors
Mclellan, Bruce
Date of Issue
1989-08
Publisher
University of British Columbia
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Animal Studies, Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos), Human Impact, North Fork Flathead River British Columbia, Preservation, resource extraction, Thesis

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