The serpentine project

Document
Contributors
Author: Cabianca, Scott
Author: Young, Jennifer
Degree granting institution: British Columbia Institute of Technology
Copyright Date
2000
Abstract
Report written by Scott Cabianca and Jennifer Young. The Serpentine Project is a waterfowl, raptor and wildlife census on the Serpentine Wildlife Management Area (SWA) and Serpentine Annex (SA) in Surrey, British Columbia. The site is adjacent to the lower Serpentine River and bordered on two sides by Highway 99 and Highway 99A. The project was commissioned by Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks who together share management responsibilities for the SWA and SA. Submitted to Danny Catt.
Subject (Topical)
Urban wildlife management
Member of
The Fish, Wildlife and Recreation (FWR) Collection
Publisher
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Number of pages
48 pages
Type
Text
Form
PDF
Language
English
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