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  • Northern Red-Legged Frog

  • Blue-listed Northern Red-Legged Frog photographed at Hummingbird Lake

  • Species at risk on the Discovery Islands

    The map below shows locations where red- and blue-listed species have been observed and photographed. Use the + or - buttons to zoom in and out of the map. Click on a coloured symbol to see what was observed at that place. You can pan around the map by clicking and dragging it.

    • To see the full account of species at risk that have been observed by this project on the Discovery Islands, go to one of these pages: Plants    Animals

    • To see the full account of species at risk that may occur on the Discovery Islands, go to one of these pages: Plants    Animals

    • The BC Conservation Data Centre has mapped observations of some at-risk plant and animal species, as well as some occurrences of at-risk ecological communities. To see what the BCCDC has mapped for the Discovery Islands, go to this page.

    • For the mapping of critical habitat of federally-listed species at risk, go to this page.

    • There are a few species of animals that are not considered “endangered” or “threatened” or even “species of concern.” But they may be in danger of extirpation on individual islands as a result of the loss of habitat caused by clearcut logging. See this page for the record of occurrence of cougar, wolves, bears and other species that may be in danger of extirpation.

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