Cox, V. J.
Fox, G. R.
Jacobsen, A. B.
Kelly, R. J.
Liboiron, Alice
Henderson, J. R.
Hill, Dorothy P.

The Crown of the Continent Ecosystem (CCE) encompasses a 72,000 sq. km area of the Rocky Mountains in southwestern Alberta, southeastern British Columbia, and northwestern Montana. Known for its biodiversity, including a full compliment of mammalian carnivores, managing this ecosystem across many jurisdictional boundaries is challenging. With many stakeholders involved in the Crown of Continent Ecosystem, tracking the research being conducted in this area is essential. This publication includes an annotated bibliography of more than 250 research documents published between between 2000-2015 and makes recommendations as to which areas and topics require further study within the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem.

2016

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Resource management
Ecosystem management
Transboundary conservation
Castle Wilderness Area
Crown of the Continent
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta
Elk Valley, British Columbia
Glacier National Park, Montana
Flathead Valley, Montana
Yellowstone to Yukon (Conservation initiative)

Roundtable on the Crown of the Continent AMI Grant (Activating Crown of the Continent Youth) Institute for Environmental Sustainability, Department of Biology student conference grants

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