Thompson Rivers University. Department of Natural Resource Sciences

Related Works

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Pain in the Bass: Diet and Distribution of Invasive Smallmouth Bass (micropterus Dolomieu) in Cultus Lake, British Columbia

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Examining the effects of mowing, irrigation, and fertilization on plant productivity and soil carbon levels of perennial cropping systems

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Utilizing indigenous prescribed burning methods to reclaim a tailings storage facility in the Southern Interior of British Columbia

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Mine reclamation and nitrogen cycling: Application of mine subsoil, soil amendments and native vegetation as tools for effective ecosystem reclamation

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Unexpected responses in ecologically based weed management

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Interdisciplinary approaches to enhance biological data collection and understanding of Arctic Grayling (Thymallus arcticus) spawning behaviour

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Facilitating native plant recovery on copper mine tailings in the semiarid grasslands of Southern Interior British Columbia

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

The spatial and temporal distribution of avian stick nests across a managed forest

Origin Information

DGI Image Discovery Discovered Image

Content type

Digital Document

Evaluating unmanned aerial vehicle based crop indexing techniques: Modified consumer grade RGB vs. multispectral

Origin Information

Subscribe to Thompson Rivers University. Department of Natural Resource Sciences