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Publications and Reports

Publications


Edenburg, S., Bliss., S.E., Darvill, R., Boynton, C.K., Dufour-Pelletier, S., Hagelin, J.C., Allaby, E., Kardynal, K.J., Frei, B., Moralas, A., Diaz-Bohorquez, A., Imlay, T.L., Delisle, C., St Laurent, K,, Mahony, N.A., McManus, J., & Sinclair, P.  (2025) (in press). The fall migration ecology of a declining aerial insectivore, the bank swallow (Riparia riparia). Avian Conservation and Ecology.

Darvill, R., Westphal, A. M., Flemming, S. A., & Drever, M. C. (2023). Abundance Estimates for Marsh Bird Species in the Columbia Wetlands, British Columbia, Canada. Waterbirds, 45(3), 266-276.

Westphal, A. M., Green, D. J., Arndt, J. E., Darvill, R., & Drever, M. C. (2023). Secretive marsh bird occupancy across a spectrum of hydroelectric reservoir management in western montane Canada. The Journal of Wildlife Management, 87(7), e22455.

Pelletier, N., Arndt, J., Darvill, R., & Cyr, M. A. (2022). Natural and human-made nesting habitat use by Bank Swallow (Riparia riparia) in Canada. The Canadian Field-Naturalist, 136(3), 228-236.

Darvill, R., & Lindo, Z. (2016). The inclusion of stakeholders and cultural ecosystem services in land management trade-off decisions using an ecosystem services approach. Landscape Ecology, 31(3), 533-545.

Darvill, R., & Lindo, Z. (2015).  Quantifying and mapping ecosystem service use across stakeholder groups: Implications for conservation with priorities for cultural values.  Ecosystem Services, 13(6): 153-161.

Darvill, R. (2014). Comparing and mapping ecosystem service use across interest groups in the Upper Peace River watershed.

Hipfner, J. M., Morrison, K. W., & Darvill, R. (2011). Peregrine Falcons enable two species of colonial seabirds to breed successfully by excluding other aerial predators. Waterbirds, 34(1), 82-88.

Featured Reports 

Darvill, R. (2025). Kootenay Connect. Columbia Wetlands: Restoration of habitats and species at risk in the Columbia Valley -Year 6. Final Report prepared for the Columbia Wetlands Stewardship Partners and Kootenay Connect.

Darvill, R. (2025). Upper Columbia Swallow Habitat Enhancement Project - Year 4 (2024-2025). Large Grant - Final Report. Project Number: COL-F25-W-4010. Prepared for the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program.

Darvill, R. (2024). Lake Windermere Aquatic Invasive Plant Inventory 2024. Prepared for the Lake Windermere Ambassadors.

Darvill, R. (2024). Kootenay Connect. Columbia Wetlands: Restoration of habitats and species at risk in the Columbia Valley - Year 5. Final Report prepared for the Columbia Wetlands Stewardship Partners and Kootenay Connect.

Darvill, R. (2024). Upper Columbia Swallow Habitat Enhancement Project - Year 3 (2023-2024). Large Grant - Final Report. Project Number: COL-F24-W-3807. Prepared for the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program by Goldeneye Ecological Services.

Darvill, R. (2023). Kootenay Connect. Columbia Wetlands: Restoration of habitats and species at risk in the Columbia Valley - Year 4. Final Report - Species at Risk. Report prepared for the Columbia Wetlands Stewardship Partners and Kootenay Connect.

Darvill, R. (2022).  Kootenay Connect: Columbia Wetlands, Year 3 (2021-2022). Conservation action for species at risk in the Columbia Wetlands
Final Report. Report prepared for the Columbia Wetlands Stewardship Partners and Kootenay Connect.

Darvill, R. (2021).  Kootenay Connect: Columbia Wetlands, Year 2 (2020-2021). Conservation planning for species at risk in the Columbia Wetlands. Final Report. Report prepared for the Columbia Wetlands Stewardship Partners and Kootenay Connect.

Darvill, R. (2020). Columbia Wetlands Marsh Bird Monitoring Project (CWMBMP) Final Report 2020. Prepared for Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program.

Darvill, R. (2020). Kootenay Connect: Columbia Wetlands Literature Review of Species at Risk in the Columbia Valley

Darvill, R. (2019). Columbia Wetlands Waterbird Survey 2015-2019. Prepared for Wildsight Golden.

Darvill, R. (2019). Insight into the Waterbirds of Lake Windermere. Prepared for the Lake Windermere Ambassadors.

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