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Pines (Pinus muricata & the endemic Pinus torreyana ssp. insularis ) on Santa Cruz Island

Written on March 2nd, 1982 , Channel Islands, California, island ecosystem
Woodland beginning to recover from grazing on the north side of Santa Cruz Island

Written on March 2nd, 1982 , California live oak (Quercus agrifolia) woodland, Channel Islands, California, island ecosystem
Impacts of livestock grazing in coastal scrub

Written on March 2nd, 1982 , Channel Islands, California, island ecosystem
Shores and bluffs on the north side of Santa Cruz Island

Written on March 2nd, 1982 , Channel Islands, California, island ecosystem
Fields of yellow blooms (mainly Jaumea carnosa, Isocoma menziesii & Coreopsis gigantea all in the Sunflower family) on Santa Cruz Island

Written on March 1st, 1982 , Channel Islands, California, island ecosystem
Salmon spawning already pecked by bald eagle on north-eastern Graham Island, Haida Gwaii

Written on October 30th, 1981 , 'Indian Reserve' lands & other areas primarily stewarded by First Nations, freshwater habitat & related fisheries, island ecosystem, temperate rainforest dominated by Western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla)
Skihist Ecological Reserve on the Thompson River east of Lytton

Written on September 10th, 1981 , 'Indian Reserve' lands & other areas primarily stewarded by First Nations, Ecological Reserves under the British Columbia Ecological Reserves Act, freshwater habitat & related fisheries, semi-arid interior British Columbia the northern margins of the Great Basin steppe desert, traditional indigenous / aboriginal food plant
Beach strand, Long Beach, Pacific Rim National Park, Vancouver Island

Written on June 15th, 1980 , island ecosystem, National Park
Garry oak, Quercus garryana, ecologies on & below Mount Maxwell, Salt Spring Island

The white flowering tree in the upper left is Pacific dogwood, Cornus nuttallii, that sometimes occurs on the cusps of more open Douglas fir forest and Garry oak woodland.

Written on June 1st, 1980 , Ecological Reserves under the British Columbia Ecological Reserves Act, Gulf Islands of British Columbia & drier parts of south-eastern Vancouver Island, historic Garry oak (Quercus garryana) savannah typically the result of Salish food production & burning, Northern Garry oak, Quercus garryana, ecosystems on the Salish Sea
savanna Garry oak, Quercus garryana, snag near beach, Mount Maxwell, Salt Spring Island

Written on September 25th, 1979 , Coastal Douglas fir forest and parkland at its northern margins around the Salish Sea, Gulf Islands of British Columbia & drier parts of south-eastern Vancouver Island, historic Garry oak (Quercus garryana) savannah typically the result of Salish food production & burning, island ecosystem
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visual, textual & territorial investigations of some ecosystems and cultural landscapes along and near the West Coast of North America