Variations in carabid community structure associated with forest
successional stages .
Community ecology of insect/arthropod fauna from an old-growth forest
with special emphasis on canopy fauna.
Terrestrial molluscs: their role in the ecological dynamics of forest floor
communities.
Vertebrates, general
Comparison of bird , small mammal, and amphibian abundance and
diversity in old-growth and second-growth forests of coastal British
Columbia.
Amphibians
Differential resource use, interspecific interactions, and the effect of
logging on the distribution and abudance of terrestrial salamanders on
southern Vancouver Island .
Amphibian associations in old-growth and second-growth communities,
with specific reference to coarse woody debris .
Birds
Bird communities in old-growth and regenerating forests of western
Vancouver Island.
Breeding bird communities in managed second -growth stands, riparian
areas, and old-growth forests on northeastern Vancouver Island.
Utilization of residual patches of old-growth timber by forest birds.
Genetics, population status and habitats of barn owls.
Mammals
Relations between small mammals and coarse woody debris.
Habitat selection for marten in the Nanaimo River Valley.
Impact of forest development on grizzly bears .
Den requirements and forest management impacts on black bears.
UBC (Zoology)
University of Victoria
University of Alberta
BCMoF/CWS
University of Victoria
UBC (Zoology)
Bryant Services /
Canadian Wildlife
Service /MacMillan
Bloedel Ltd .
CWS/MacMillan
Bloedel
CWS
UBC (Zoology)
BCE/UBC (Forestry)
BCE/Simon Fraser
University
BCE/BCMoF
BCE/Canadian Pacific
Forest Products
Craig, 1993
Winchester, 1993
Boag, 1993
Seip and Savard, 1992
Davis , 1993
F. Bunnell, personal
communication
Bryant et aI., 1992
Eckert et aI., 1992
Millikin, 1993
F. Bunnell, personal
communication
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