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  • Ecoregions of BC
    • Title and Author
      • PART I: Ecoregion Classification Background
      • Introduction
      • BC's Environment - The Setting
      • The BC Ecoregion Classification
        • Uses of the BC Ecoregion Classification
      • PART II: Ecoregion Unit Descriptions
      • Table of Contents
      • Introduction
      • Cool Oceanic Ecodomain
        • Sub-Arctic Pacific Ecodivision
    • Humid Temperate Ecodomain
      • Humid Maritime & Highlands Ecodivision
      • Humid Continental Highlands Ecodivisio
    • Dry Ecodomain
      • Semi-Arid Steppe Ecodivision
      • Polar Ecodomain
        • Boreal Ecodivision
        • Sub-Arctic Ecodivision
        • Sub-Arctic Highlands Ecodivision
      • Literature Cited
  • Describing Terrestrial Ecosystems
    • Data Forms
    • Data Capture (VENUS)
    • Data Warehouse
  • Broad Ecosystem Inventory
    • Methods & Standards
      • Maps
      • Ecosystem Units
    • Shining Mountains
      • Method
      • Classification
      • References
      • Credits
    • North Western Wildlife Capability Atlas
      • Scope
      • Maps
      • References
    • Base Data
  • Terrestrial/Predictive Ecosystem Mapping
    • Bioterrain Mapping
    • Standards
    • Provincial Site Series & Map Code List
    • Acquiring Base Maps & Air Photos
    • Data Capture
    • Data Access
    • Quality Assurance
    • Accuracy Assessment
    • Interpretative Maps
    • PEM References
    • Ecomapper Listserver
  • Change Management
  • Training
  • Data Submissions

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Bison Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Muskwa Foothills Ecosection.	Black Bear Each ecosystem was rated as a portion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Border Ranges and Southern Columbia Mountains Ecosections (for interior populations).
Caribou Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Southern Boreal Plateau Ecosection (tundra caribou).	Rocky Mountain Elk Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the East Kootenay Trench and Muskwa Foothills Ecosections.
Grey Wolf Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Muskwa Foothills Ecosections.	Grizzly Bear Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Border Ranges Ecosection (for interior populations) and the Kitimat Ranges Ecosection (for coastal populations).
Moose Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Peace Lowland Ecosection.	Mountain Goat Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the Southern Park Ranges Ecosection (for interior populations) and the Nass Ranges Ecosection (for coastal populations).
Mule Deer Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the East Kootenay Trench and Okanagan Range Ecosections.	Thinhorn Sheep (Dalls and Stones sheep) Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of abundance as occurs in the Muskwa Foothills Ecosection.
White-tailed Deer Each ecosystem was rated as a proportion of the provincial level of abundance as occurs in the East Kootenay Trench and Southern Okanogan Highland Ecosections.

 

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