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… WormWood Artemisia globularia Aster Family (Asteraceae) Habitat: Dry rocky rubble on steep alpine slopes, often along …
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… Synonyms: A. parryi ssp. parryi; A. parryi ssp. genuina Habitat: Alpine meadows, steep ravines, and ledges …
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… bog violet Viola nephrophylla Violet Family (Violaceae) Habitat: Wet ground, in open forest, wet depressions, marl …
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… Botrychium lineare Adder’s Tongue Family (Ophioglossaceae) Habitat: Dry gravel benches DISTRIBUTION Yukon: Southwestern …
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… murray’s draba Draba murrayi Mustard Family (Brassicaceae) Habitat: Dry cliffs and steep rocky slopes DISTRIBUTION …
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… Oxytropis arctica var. murrayii Pea Family (Fabaceae) Habitat: Alpine slopes and gravel bars DISTRIBUTION World: …
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… WilloW Salix maccalliana Willow Family (Salicaceae) Habitat: Peat bogs, fens, road and river margins DISTRIBUTION …
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… 2019 iNlaNd sedge Carex interior Sedge Family (Cyperaceae) Habitat: Calcareous seeps and springs. Woodland wetlands. …
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… Sedge Family (Cyperaceae) Synonyms: Carex neurochlaena Habitat: Peat bogs, sometimes along streams DISTRIBUTION …
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… daNdelioN Taraxacum hyparcticum Aster Family (Asteraceae) Habitat: Gravelly, sandy silt; north-facing slopes, marine/ …
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… Aster Family (Asteraceae) Synonyms: Aster modestus Habitat: Moist calcareous lakeshores, wet meadows or bogs …
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… adder’s-moutH Malaxis paludosa Orchid Family (Orchidaceae) Habitat: Fens, open sphagnum bogs DISTRIBUTION Yukon: …
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… obtusifolius Pondweed Family (Potamogetonaceae) Habitat: Small shallow lakes and ponds DISTRIBUTION Yukon: …
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… Family (Polygonaceae) Synonym: Acetosella beringensis Habitat: Wet ash and sand along lakeshores and slow streams …
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… Iris Family (Iridaceae) Synonyms: I. setosa ssp. interior Habitat: Meadows and lakeshores DISTRIBUTION Yukon: Western …
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… ssp. arctolitoralis Saxifrage Family (Saxifragaceae) Habitat: Arctic seashores, soil banks, on silt or clay; …
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… marsh sedge Carex holostoma Sedge Family (Cyperaceae) Habitat: Turfy tundra at edges of ponds, a prounced …
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… starWort Stellaria alaskana Pink Family (Caryophyllaceae) Habitat: Alpine tundra and scree slopes. Rock outcrops, talus …
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… provides Chinook Salmon with good spawning and rearing habitat. The river stays open below the powerhouses all … and shorebirds. The wetland provides important nesting habitat for ducks. WARNING: There is limited signage in this … Ponds Wetlands are extremely important as they provide habitat for a variety of wildlife species. The Frog Ponds …
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… For more information, please contact Caitlin Willier Habitat biologist [email protected] 867-667-5281 Tyler Kuhn Senior biologist, habitat [email protected] 867-667-3538 ! A reference …
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… 100 and 250 moose for every 1,000 km2 of suitable moose habitat. 3. Aerial surveys are currently the most effective … population density (number of moose per 1,000km2 of moose habitat): Less than 110 moose per 1,000 km2: No sustainable … is estimated based on densities in similar adjacent areas, habitat availability, harvest pressure, access levels, and …
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… Municipal Act, excepting Marsh Lake and the Lewes River Habitat Protection Area; 4.3) The Planning Area for the … Forest Resources Management Plan; and the Lewes Marsh Habitat Protection Plan. 7.0 GENERAL MATTERS 7.3) The Marsh … in the Plan, including existing tenures, wildlife habitat, ecosystems, recreation potential, development …
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… ecoregion contains the Yukon portion of calving habitat along with important migration routes of the … fine, granular talus that is well vegetated and suitable habitat for burrowers. Steeply dipping chert layers locally …
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… • Know the species you wish to see. Find out which habitat type it prefers, when it is active and where it is …
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… Journal of Earth Sciences 2 Evidence concerning the habitat of that species is equivocal - various researchers …