• Preparation of environmental assessments, using multiple accounts analyses, for the draft strategic plans of 12 separate LRMP's. Risks to wildlife and biodiversity were assessed using spatial analysis of themed maps overlaid with proposed resource development zones.
  
  
• Completion of a multi-year study (1998-2002), solicited by the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Highways, in which we assessed the need for fencing and other structures to prevent vehicle wildlife collisions on the Inland Island Highway. While conducting this study we utilized multiple methods including habitat assessment, ungulate capture, radio telemetry and tracking surveys.
  
  
• Designing and delivering a training course to familiarize First Nations representatives from the Nicola-Similkameen Innovative Forest Practices Society about the methods and procedures used in preparing RISC-standard wildlife species accounts, ratings tables and theme maps.

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