Aweme borer (Papaipema aweme) COSEWIC assessment and status report: chapter 14
In addition to all the individuals listed in the “Authorities Consulted” section, Gary G. Anweiler would like to thank the following people and agencies for providing information, permits, and other assistance: Chris Schmidt, University of Alberta; Rob Roughley, University of Manitoba;Theresa Fowler, COSEWIC; Jean-François Landry, J.D. Lafontaine and J. Troubridge, all Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; and in particular the staff at Spruce Woods Provincial Park in Manitoba and Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park in Saskatchewan for providing vehicle access to areas of the park not open to the general public. And last but not least, Gary G. Anweiler thanks his wife Judy Weisgarber for her ongoing patience and support. Funding provided by the Canadian Wildlife Service, Environment Canada.
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