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Bibliography of Invasive Plants
Company Limited, Toronto (1982). Rodger, Lindsay. "Exotic species removal for restoration of Southern Ontario forests." Point Pelee National Park. White, David J., Erich Haber, and Cathy Keddy. Invasive Plants of Natural Habitats in Canada ...
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Controling Invasive Plants
"Control Methods for Exotic Species" prepared by Lindsay Rodger of Point Pelee National Park. These methods are provided as a guideline for the removal of small scale infestations of ...
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PRB for Phosphate Treatment
Pelee National Park, in southern Ontario. This park, like many parks in Ontario, relies on the use of septic-tanks and tile bed leach fields to dispose of sewage generated in the park. ... Waybrant, K. and Thompson, D., 1998. Release of nutrients from on-site wastewater disposal systems, Point Pelee National Park, Ontario, Canada. In: Proceedings of the 1998 Annual Meeting of the Parks Research Forum ...
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The Eared Trogon [Euptilotis neoxenus] in Arizona: Behavior, Ecology, and Management of the "Northern Quetzal"
This agrees with a study of birder behavior conducted at Point Pelee National Park, a birding "hotspot" in southern Canada (Butler and Fenton 1986). Given the ... . Fenton. 1986. Bird watchers of Point Pelee National Park, Canada: Their characteristics and activities, with special consideration to their social and resource impacts. First National Symposium on Social Science in Resource ...
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Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands: Science and Conservation – Canadian Wildlife Service, Ontario Region
Point Pelee National Park (last observed in 1920) and Pelee Island (last observed in ... National Wildlife Areas Long Point / Tim Hagen The Canadian Wildlife Service owns and manages a network of 48 National Wildlife Areas (NWAs) across Canada. They contain a wide diversity of habitat of both national ... landowners, governments and the public. At Point Pelee on Lake Erie, the area's ...
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Journey North Talk: New Butterfly Articles
Windsor, Ontario - near Point Pelee National Park - was the warmest spot in= Canada yesterday at 27 C=21 Don Davis Toronto, ON ...
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Destination Scorecard: National Parks @ National Geographic Traveler
Point Pelee National Park ONTARIO, CANADA (Score: 53) "Heavily impacted by the feet of birders" and ecologically isolated between farmland and Lake Erie, tiny, stressed Point Pelee's birding fame has made bird habitats regionally popular, as in the lauded gateway town of Leamington. 23. Gettysburg National Military Park PENNSYLVANIA (Score: 51 ...
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Our Great Lakes - Our Great Lakes - Parks Canada Agency
National Park - West St.Lawrence Lowlands Georgian Bay Islands National Park - Canadian Shield - Great Lakes St.Lawrence - West St.Lawrence Lowlands Point Pelee National Park - West St.Lawrence Lowlands Pukaskwa National Park - Canadian Shield - Central Boreal Uplands St.Lawrence Islands National Park ...
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USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Publications - Quarterly Reports
Service Science Support Program Ecology of Avian Species: Prairie and Migratory Species National Park Service Science Support Publications Search Publications Tularemia Disease Emergence and Resurgence Fact ... along the northern shore of Lake Erie in Ontario, Canada between Point Pelee National Park and Rondeau Provincial Park, and several hundred red-throated loons, grebes, mergansers, diving ducks, ...
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Science and the Environment Bulletin: Water Quality in Point Pelee Marsh
Environment Bulletin: Water Quality in Point Pelee Marsh Water Quality in Point Pelee Marsh Point Pelee National Park, on the northwest shore of Lake Erie, contains one of the finest surviving ... were moving through the hydrogeological environment of the Park. Very little was known about the mechanisms controlling groundwater flow at Point Pelee National Park. The marsh is separated from Lake Erie ...
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