Birds--British Columbia

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Bob Harris interview

RECORDED: [location unknown], 1969-03 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Bob Harris speaks about the Reifel Refuge Research Station; its unique location; breeding programs; public support and government involvement; the Canadian Wildlife Service; Fish and Wildlife Branch, BC; Delta's involvement; tourism potential and Ducks Unlimited. TRACK 2: Bob Harris continues with his discussion about bird refuges throughout the province; their tourism potential; birds; in captivity; breeding and future plans for the Reifel Refuge Research Station.

Dr. John Bandy interview

RECORDED: [location unknown], [196-] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Dr. John Bandy discusses his interest in preserving waterfowl resources; his research at UBC and the BC Waterfowl Society. In this interview he tours a refuge centre, possibly the Reifel Bir;d Sanctuary, and he talks about current display areas and future plans. Waterfowl areas discussed include Ewen Slough; Reifel Refuge; foreshore areas of Vancouver; the mouth of the Nanaimo River; southerly inlets; and Tofino/Ucluelet. He considers the areas around Vancouver the most important. He concludes the interview with a discussion of future plans for the society. [TRACK 2: blank.]

People in landscape : Wildfowl refuge

SUMMARY: A record in background sound and description of a visit to the Reifel Wildfowl Sanctuary on Westham Island in the Fraser River Delta. Also: how the sanctuary began, plans for the future, and the effects of pollution and noise on the sanctuary. Voices heard are: Hugh Monahan, Dr. John Bandy, Bob Harris, and Stan Devereux.

[Sealand and Miracle]

News item. First part of film shows a baby cormorant (?) being fed by a Sealand employee. Also, shots of an unidentified sea bird (a puffin?) and a seal pup. Second part shows Miracle coming to keeper, who gives her a plastic ball to hold in her mouth. After this, she has to jump out of the water to reach a balloon dangling above the pool. Each time she does these tricks, she gets a fish as a reward. She responds with shrill cries when her snout is scratched. Background sounds only.

Spatsizi wilderness

The item consists of a film reel containing a documentary. It shows the unique wilderness of the Spatsizi Plateau, and the area's flora, fauna and scenery, as observed by guide-outfitter Tommy Walker. The film points out the negative impact of recent development in the area, and emphasizes the importance of preserving the Spatsizi. Mountain sheep, Stone sheep, Osborn caribou, moose, eagles, beaver, marmots, and many other wildlife species are shown.