There are 122 books by Canadian Wildlife Service. on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Saskatoon wetlands seminar (1969). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Chipmunk 1949
  2. 2 Muskrat 1953
  3. 3 Investigation of the Spawning of Northern Pike in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, 1953 1955
  4. 4 Birds Protected in Canada Under the Migratory Convention Act 1957
  5. 5 Preliminary Investigation of the Atlantic Walrus 1959
  6. 6 Co-Operative Studies of Barren-Ground Caribou 1957-58 1960
  7. 7 Wildlife Management Papers, 1961.Delivered in Ottawa at the Twenty-Fifth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference 1961
  8. 8 Chronology in Canada of the Spring Migration of Snipe 1962
  9. 9 Biology and Management of the Bison of Wood Buffalo National Park 1962
  10. 10 Canadian Bird Names 1962
  11. 11 Canada's Migratory Birds Regulations 1963
  12. 12 Wildlife in Man's World 1964
  13. 13 Wildlife Biologist Looks at Sampling, Data Processing, and Computers 1964
  14. 14 Nest Boxes For Birds 1965
  15. 15 Tuktu 1965
  16. 16 Hunters and Hunted 1965
  17. 17 Summary Notes and Papers of the Twenty-Ninth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference Held in Winnipeg, Manitoba June 18-19, 1965 1965
  18. 18 American Goldeneye in Central New Brunswick 1965
  19. 19 Range Relationships of Elk and Cattle in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba 1966
  20. 20 Canadian Wildlife Service '66 1967 · 96 pages
  21. 21 Canadian Wildlife Service and Migration Birds 1967
  22. 22 Denning Habits of the Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus Phipps) 1968
  23. 23 Saskatoon wetlands seminar 1969 · 262 pages
  24. 24 Population Estimates of Barren-Ground Caribou March to May, 1967 1969
  25. 25 Study of Sex Differential in the Survival of Wapiti 1970
  26. 26 Mammals of Jasper National Park, Alberta 1970
  27. 27 Buffleheads 1971 · 240 pages
  28. 28 Canadian Wildlife Service '71 1971 · 87 pages
  29. 29 Trends in the Population of Barren-Ground Caribou of Mainland Canada Over the Last Two Decades 1971
  30. 30 Effects of Dietary Methylmercury on Ring-Necked Pheasants 1971
  31. 31 Birds of the Nova Scotia 1971
  32. 32 Canada Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit and Related Surveys 1971
  33. 33 Biology of the Kaminuriak Population of Barren-Ground Caribou Part 1 1972
  34. 34 Distribution of Barren-Ground Caribou Harvest in North Central Canada 1972
  35. 35 Food Habits of Wolves on Barren Ground Caribou Range 1972
  36. 36 Age Determination in the Polar Bear, Ursus Maritimus Phipps 1973
  37. 37 Feeding Ecology of Pintail, Gadwall, American Widgeon and Lesser Scaup Ducklings in Southern Alberta 1973
  38. 38 Atlas of wildlife habitat inventory maps 1973
  39. 39 Background For Managing Grizzly Bears in the National Parks of Canada 1973
  40. 40 Gray Jay. Bird 1973
  41. 41 Hinderland Who's Who 1973
  42. 42 Evening Grosbeak 1973
  43. 43 Red Breasted Nuthatch 1973
  44. 44 Report to Hunters on the Canada Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit and Survey 1973
  45. 45 Hawks (Accipiters) 1973
  46. 46 Ganmet 1973
  47. 47 Striped Skunk 1973
  48. 48 Ring-Necked Pheasant 1973
  49. 49 Ruby-Throated Hummingbird 1974
  50. 50 Bird Damage to Fruit Crops in the Niagara Peninsula 1974
  51. 51 Migration of Lesser Snow and Blue Geese in Spring Across Southern Manitoba 1974
  52. 52 Whippoorwill. Bird 1974
  53. 53 Calf Mortality Onthe Calving Ground of Kaminuriak Caribou 1974
  54. 54 Ptarmigans. Bird 1974
  55. 55 Wood Duck 1975
  56. 56 Breeding Birds of Long Point, Lake Erie 1981
  57. 57 Wolves in Canada and Alaska 1983
  58. 58 Revised Atlas of Eastern Canadian Seabirds 1986
  59. 59 Canadian atlas of bird banding 2000 · 395 pages
  60. 60 Porcupine 2008

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Canadian Wildlife Service. written?

BookOrb lists 122 books by Canadian Wildlife Service..

Where should I start with Canadian Wildlife Service.?

A good starting point is Saskatoon wetlands seminar (1969).

What is the Canadian Wildlife Service. books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Chipmunk (1949), 2. Muskrat (1953), 3. Investigation of the Spawning of Northern Pike in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, 1953 (1955), 4. Birds Protected in Canada Under the Migratory Convention Act (1957), 5. Preliminary Investigation of the Atlantic Walrus (1959), 6. Co-Operative Studies of Barren-Ground Caribou 1957-58 (1960), 7. Wildlife Management Papers, 1961.Delivered in Ottawa at the Twenty-Fifth Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference (1961), 8. Chronology in Canada of the Spring Migration of Snipe (1962), 9. Biology and Management of the Bison of Wood Buffalo National Park (1962), 10. Canadian Bird Names (1962), 11. Canada's Migratory Birds Regulations (1963), 12. Wildlife in Man's World (1964), 13. Wildlife Biologist Looks at Sampling, Data Processing, and Computers (1964), 14. Nest Boxes For Birds (1965), 15. Tuktu (1965), and 45 more.