Frasère de Caroline (Frasera caroliniensis) évaluation et rapport de situation du COSEPAC : chapitre 14
Mary Gartshore, Paul O’Hara, Sami Rehman, Jim Pringle et Katherine Kitching nous ont fourni une précieuse aide sur le terrain. Mike Oldham nous a transmis les extraits pertinents de la base de données du Centre d’information sur le patrimoine naturel de l’Ontario, et Brenda Axon nous a fourni des renseignements supplémentaires sur les populations de Halton.
Les personnes suivantes ont également été consultées, et celles dont le nom est suivi d’un astérisque nous ont fourni de l’information sur une ou plusieurs des populations mentionnées dans le présent rapport : Albert Garofalo, Anthony Goodban, Bill Crins*, Bill Lamond, Bill McIlveen, Bob Bowles, Bruce Duncan, Carole Ann Lacroix, Dale Leadbeater, Dan Brunton, Dirk Janas, Don Sutherland, Donald Kirk*, Dorothy et John Tiedje, George Bryant, Hank Postma, Jane Bowles, Jim Dougan, Jim Goltz, John Ambrose*, John Morton*, Judith Canne-Hilliker, Karl Konze, Kim Barrett, Larry Lamb*, Madeline Austen, Mary Ann Johnson, Mary Gartshore*, Melinda Thompson, Paul Catling, Paul Eagles*, Paul O'Hara, Peter Ball, Ron Hepworth, Sarah Mainguy, Scott Sampson, Shari Wiseman, Steve Darbyshire, Steve Newmaster, Steve Varga, Alan Anderson, Todd Farrell, Walter Muma, Wasyl Bakowsky, Peter Achuff et Alan Dextrase.
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