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PRELIMINARY VALUES BY MAP AND LOT MAP LOT UNIT OWNER PROPERTY LOCATION BLDG $ LAND $ TOTAL $ I01 1 LEAVITT, DONALD M & PAINE, TODD S 55 PINE ISLAND 119,400 305,300 424,700 I01 1 A YOUNG, PAUL F TRUST; YOUNG, RUTH C TRUST 54 PINE ISLAND 36,300 287,100 323,400 I01 2 YOUNG, PAUL F TRUST; YOUNG, RUTH C TRUST 51 PINE ISLAND 176,400 328,400 504,800 I01 3 YOUNG, CHARLES FAMILY TRUST 49 PINE ISLAND 271,100 374,300 645,400 I01 4 SALZMAN, DAVID B TRUST 46 PINE ISLAND 86,900 312,000 398,900 I01 5 STONE FAMILY TRUST 43 PINE ISLAND 124,900 379,500 504,400 I01 6 VASSOS, DOUGLAS K & HOPE-CONSTANCE 41 PINE ISLAND 94,300 291,700 386,000 I01 6 A VASSOS, DOUGLAS K & HOPE-CONSTANCE PINE ISLAND 18,600 296,200 314,800 I01 6 B KERNER, GERALD 38 PINE ISLAND 70,600 284,900 355,500 I01 7 KERNER, LOUISE G 36 PINE ISLAND 165,800 408,100 573,900 I01 8 A 2012 PINE ISLAND TRUST 23 PINE ISLAND 0 286,600 286,600 I01 8 B MCCUNE, STEVEN; MCCUNE, HENRY CRANE; 26 PINE ISLAND 63,600 290,100 353,700 I01 8 C MCCUNE, STEVEN; MCCUNE, HENRY CRANE; 33 PINE ISLAND 218,200 448,700 666,900 I01 9 2012 PINE ISLAND TRUST 21 PINE ISLAND 370,900 396,700 767,600 I01 9 A 2012 PINE ISLAND TRUST 17 PINE ISLAND 0 297,100 297,100 I01 9 B FLYNN, MICHAEL P & LOUISE E 16 PINE ISLAND 218,300 372,500 590,800 I01 9 C CRETEAU-MILLER, CINDY 2012 TRUST 14 PINE ISLAND 93,700 286,500 380,200 I01 10 CHABOT, JERRY & SABINE 12 PINE ISLAND 46,300 315,100 361,400 I01 11 AHRENS, C & G FAMILY TRUST 10 PINE ISLAND 61,200 301,800 363,000 I01 12 JENKINS, ADRIENNE COOK ET AL; 7 PINE ISLAND 66,900 297,600 364,500 I01 13 A TONNESEN FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1 PINE ISLAND 243,000 329,400 572,400 I01 13 B MACDONALD, GAREN B 2 PINE ISLAND 111,100 274,800 385,900 I01 13 C BARTLETT 2014 FAMILY TRUST 4 PINE ISLAND 114,200 281,400 395,600 I01 13 D MACDONALD, GAREN B; PINE ISLAND 0 14,400 14,400 I01 14 HALL FAMILY PINE ISLAND TRUST 61 PINE ISLAND 218,600 309,400 528,000 I01 15 HOLBY, WEGARD D & FUNKHOUSER, ANN L 59 PINE ISLAND 347,500 389,300 736,800 I01 16 PINE ISLAND ASSOC COMMON PINE ISLAND 0 0 0 I02 1 BENHAM, DOROTHY S REVOCABLE TRUST 1997 409 BEAR ISLAND 48,300 260,200 308,500 I02 2 PAUGH, JAMES & FUNKHOUSER, NANCY E 410 BEAR ISLAND 55,700 275,700 331,400 I02 3 MACINTOSH, JOHN D & SCHUH, MARY 413 BEAR ISLAND 120,300 291,900 412,200 I02 3 A WEISS, JOEL H REVOCABLE TRUST 412 BEAR ISLAND 64,800 295,000 359,800 I02 3 C DAVIDSON, PHILIP E REVOCABLE TRUST; 418 BEAR ISLAND 154,700 289,400 444,100 I02 4 ALANKEJOJE REVOCABLE TRUST 1999 415 BEAR ISLAND 38,200 286,400 324,600 PRELIMINARY VALUES BY MAP AND LOT MAP LOT UNIT OWNER PROPERTY LOCATION BLDG $ LAND $ TOTAL $ I02 5 HEMLOCK LODGE LLC 416 BEAR ISLAND 49,700 285,400 335,100 I02 6 KEEFE, JOHN J JR & CATHERINE A 420 BEAR ISLAND 72,400 289,100 361,500 I02 7 COLLINS TRUST 421 BEAR ISLAND 45,800 285,400 331,200 I02 8 SMITH, ERNEST L & KRISTIN SCHAEFER 422 BEAR ISLAND 73,400 307,800 381,200 I02 9 DOHERTY, SHANE & DEANA 424 BEAR ISLAND 53,000 279,300 332,300 I02 10 DEYO, ELISABETH WEBSTER 425 BEAR ISLAND 48,400 285,700 334,100 I02 11 YOUNG, WILLIAM J & CATHERINE C 426 BEAR ISLAND 115,300 274,800 390,100 I02 12 VALENTINE, JAMES R & HEIDI 427 BEAR ISLAND 51,400 266,000 317,400 I02 13 D'ANGELO, ANNE V; VALENTINE,WILLIAM S; 428 BEAR ISLAND 69,400 267,000 336,400 I02 14 NELSON, JULIE K; 430 BEAR ISLAND 93,800 285,600 379,400 I02 14 A NELSON, JULIE K; BEAR ISLAND 0 208,800 208,800 I02 16 GREER 2006 TRUST AGREEMENT 431 BEAR ISLAND 92,400 267,400 359,800 I02 17 SPENCER, UPSHUR M & JENNIFER O 432 BEAR ISLAND 78,600 262,200 340,800 I02 18 SPENCER, UPSHUR M & JENNIFER O BEAR ISLAND 0 20,600 20,600 I02 19 SPENCER, UPSHUR M & JENNIFER O 433 BEAR ISLAND 91,300 254,300 345,600 I02 20 AGEL, J STEPHEN&BARBARA C&AGEL,VICTORIA; 434 BEAR ISLAND 99,200 261,300 360,500 I02 21 MEREDITH, TOWN OF 1 BEAR ISLAND 4,900 174,500 179,400 I02 22 LEFEBVRE, PAUL H & JOAN M; 2 BEAR ISLAND 70,300 280,200 350,500 I02 22 A LARONDE, RICHARD & BARBARA 4 BEAR ISLAND 71,100 278,900 350,000 I02 22 B BRADSTREET, JANE D W 2000 REVOCABLE TRST 8 BEAR ISLAND 103,100 295,900 399,000 I02 22 C WADHAMS, DAVID A & NANCY B 10 BEAR ISLAND 100,500 327,300 427,800 I02 23 BEAR, PHILLIP T REALTY TRUST BEAR ISLAND 0 194,100 194,100 I02 24 WEISEL, ANN R REVOCABLE LIVING TR AGMNT 6 BEAR ISLAND 56,300 276,500 332,800 I02 25 RAMSDELL, KIMBERLY W 12 BEAR ISLAND 89,100 293,800 382,900 I02 27 FERNANDEZ, PHILLIP J 14 BEAR ISLAND 78,700 246,500 325,200 I02 28 TOWLE REALTY TRUST (NH) 16 BEAR ISLAND 286,300 321,300 607,600 I02 30 CAIL, SCOTT E; CAIL, DANIEL W; 20 BEAR ISLAND 91,700 285,200 376,900 I02 31 SHOULDICE, GREGORY D & JO ANN 22 BEAR ISLAND 133,100 331,500 464,600 I02 32 HIGH TOR FAMILY TRUST 24 BEAR ISLAND 39,600 293,300 332,900 I02 33 BEAR ISLAND CONSERVATION ASSN INC BEAR ISLAND 0 293 293 I02 36 MCCARTHY, TARA ANNE 32 BEAR ISLAND 67,000 297,500 364,500 I02 37 BROEKMAN, HENDRIK & MAI-LAN 26 BEAR ISLAND 52,600 275,000 327,600 I02 38 HULL FORESTLANDS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 27 BEAR ISLAND 70,800 275,800 346,600 PRELIMINARY VALUES BY MAP AND LOT MAP LOT UNIT OWNER PROPERTY LOCATION BLDG $ LAND $ TOTAL $ I02 39 MILNE, JOHN JR & LEATRICE E & 28 BEAR ISLAND 48,400 275,500 323,900 I02 40 MURRAY, THOMAS R 29 BEAR ISLAND 149,000 243,600 392,600 I02 41 NARKIS, JOHN J & MARIA E 30 BEAR ISLAND 41,700 202,400 244,100 I02 42 BEAR ISLAND CONSERVATION ASSN INC BEAR ISLAND 0 22 22 I02 43 BEAR ISLAND CONSERVATION ASSN INC BEAR ISLAND 0 4 4 I02 44 GREER 2006 TRUST AGREEMENT BEAR ISLAND 0 20,700 20,700 I02 62 BEACH, WAYNE C &ANN C REVOC LIVING TRUST BEAR ISLAND 0 20,300 20,300 I03 1 WHITELEATHER, GERALD KERR & 393 BEAR ISLAND 98,100 304,600 402,700 I03 2 KUNNEWAY REAL ESTATE TRUST 396 BEAR ISLAND 41,300 358,900 400,200 I03 3 DAVIS, ELIZABETH A REVOCABLE TRUST 2013 400 BEAR ISLAND 93,200 306,000 399,200 I03 4 VENTI, ELIZABETH B REVOCABLE TRUST 2012; 404 BEAR ISLAND 118,100 387,900 506,000 I03 4 A GRISCOM, BARBARA; GRISCOM, MARION; 407 BEAR ISLAND 60,200 304,300 364,500 I03 5 COLLINS, PATRICIA JEAN TRUST -1992 56 BEAR ISLAND 51,500 295,500 347,000 I03 6 BEAR ISLAND NOMINEE REALTY TRUST 58 BEAR ISLAND 72,200 304,100 376,300 I03 7 BEAR ISLAND NOMINEE REALTY TRUST 59 BEAR ISLAND 34,600 284,700 319,300 I03 8 ARMI FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST; 61 BEAR ISLAND 128,300 288,200 416,500 I03 9 KELLER, RICHARD S 62 BEAR ISLAND 22,200 258,800 281,000 I03 9 A LIPNACK, JESSICA P 63 BEAR ISLAND 32,200 272,200 304,400 I03 10 WINNIPESAUKEE YACHT CLUB BEAR ISLAND 5,300 207,800 213,100 I03 12 MELCHER & PRESCOTT AGENCY INC 54 BEAR ISLAND 2,800 218,200 221,000 I03 13 WIENEKE, MARY HARRIS LIVING TR 53 BEAR ISLAND 70,200 289,600 359,800 I03 14 WILSON, BODIL ANDERSEN 1996 REVOC TRUST 52 BEAR ISLAND 63,900 284,500 348,400 I03 15 AMER, MATHEW JOSEPH 48 BEAR ISLAND 123,200 315,200 438,400 I03 15 A YLVISAKER, PETER L BEAR ISLAND 4,200 148,400 152,600 I03 15 B YLVISAKER, PETER L BEAR ISLAND 0 146,000 146,000 I03 19 BACHOVCHIN, WILLIAM W & JEAN H 47 BEAR ISLAND 66,900 298,000 364,900 I03 21 DOUGAN FAMILY TRUST 45 BEAR ISLAND 56,100 296,900 353,000 I03 22 CHEN, LINCOLN C & MARTHA A 44 BEAR ISLAND 116,600 293,300 409,900 I03 24 PBS REVOCABLE TRUST 41 BEAR ISLAND 47,600 295,200 342,800 I03 25 SORENSON, DAVID E; 38 BEAR ISLAND 700 180,700 181,400 I03 26 STONE, DENNIS W & PATRICIA 36 BEAR ISLAND 71,700 297,100 368,800 I03 26 A CAIL, GERALD R & ANNE M 39 BEAR ISLAND 75,500 302,900 378,400 I03 27 35 BEAR ISLAND REVOCABLE TRUST 35 BEAR ISLAND 9,600 172,700 182,300 PRELIMINARY VALUES BY MAP AND LOT MAP LOT UNIT OWNER PROPERTY LOCATION BLDG $ LAND $ TOTAL $ I03 28 CONKLIN, MICHAEL F & REYNOLDS, DEBORAH R 34 BEAR ISLAND 97,800 292,600 390,400 I03 29 KEENAN, R GREGORY & CINDY BEAR ISLAND 4,200 160,900 165,100 I03 30 BEAR ISLAND CONSERVATION ASSN INC BEAR ISLAND 0 1,147 1,147 I03 31 A STONE, DENNIS W & PATRICIA BEAR ISLAND 0 1,300 1,300 I03 31 B CAIL, GERALD R & ANNE M BEAR ISLAND 400 100 500 I04 1 SORENSON, JOHN W REVOCABLE TRUST; 389 BEAR ISLAND 85,500 326,300 411,800 I04 2 DAVIS, ROBERT W & DIANE E TRUST 385 BEAR ISLAND 52,100 283,600 335,700 I04 2 A CROWDER, BRUCE J & LUCIE L 384 BEAR ISLAND 147,600 280,500 428,100 I04 3 DEVINE, JOHN FAMILY TRUST 382 BEAR ISLAND 75,900 277,500 353,400 I04 3 A KANE, GRACE & KANE, MARY LOU 380 BEAR ISLAND 39,700 279,200 318,900 I04 4 WUESTER, WILLIAM O III & JOCELYN K 377 BEAR ISLAND 257,800 434,600 692,400 I04 5 JERRY POINT LLC 373 BEAR ISLAND 65,400 417,148 482,548 I04 6 BEAN, D W TRUST NO 1 369 BEAR ISLAND 49,800 302,000 351,800 I04 7 HELVE, SANDRA LIN 365 BEAR ISLAND 105,800 305,700 411,500 I04 8 GREATER LAWRENCE YMCA INC 80 BEAR ISLAND 801,600 1,870,900 2,672,500 I04 9 SPECKERMAN, WILLIAM B & MARIA M 90 BEAR ISLAND 121,100 285,300 406,400 I04 9 A MICHAELSEN, MARY A REVOCABLE TRUST 92 BEAR ISLAND 60,500 268,000 328,500 I05 1 JOSEPH, SANDRA L & DOUGLAS M 354 BEAR ISLAND 60,600 322,700 383,300 I05 1 A COLUMBUS, JOSEPH V & DORI LANG 93 BEAR ISLAND 230,800 274,300 505,100 I05 2 SMITH, MARTIN F REVOCABLE TRUST - 2010 352 BEAR ISLAND 98,900 322,700 421,600 I05 3 SMITH, MARTIN F REVOCABLE TRUST - 2010 351 BEAR ISLAND 116,800 308,200 425,000 I05 4 HIGLEY, ROBERT P 347 BEAR ISLAND 134,500 362,000 496,500 I05 6 HOLLAND, BETTYANNE REVOCABLE TRUST 342 BEAR ISLAND 320,800 454,300 775,100 I05 7 DOLLEMAN, SHARON L BEAR ISLAND 0 311,700 311,700 I05 7 A OLITSKI, JOAN CHRISTINA 331 BEAR ISLAND 146,600 264,500 411,100 I05 7 B OLITSKI, JOAN CHRISTINA 329 BEAR ISLAND 67,100 233,700 300,800 I05 9 OLITSKI, JOAN CHRISTINA 327 BEAR ISLAND 96,000 286,300 382,300 I05 10 DOUGLAS, ANN M 2007 REVOCABLE TRUST II 325 BEAR ISLAND 88,800 309,200 398,000 I05 10 A DOUGLAS, ANN M 2007 REVOCABLE
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    Analysis Report Tourism Prepared by North Coast Government Technical Team Executive Summary Tourism is a growing industry in the North Coast, provincially; and indeed tourism is recognized as having significant growth potential around the world. With its spectacular scenery, rich cultural history, and diversity of landforms, the North Coast has the attributes and appeal to draw visitors seeking wilderness and adventure experiences from around the world. Over 2 million travellers visited Northwest B.C. in 1995/6 generating some $425 million in revenues. Eco-tourism and adventure travel (such as wildlife viewing and kayaking) are among the fastest-growing segments of the tourism industry; averaging 10-12% growth per year. In 2000 there were over 1100 Adventure Tourism establishments in British Columbia. The analysis is presented in two parts. Part 1 presents summarized information on the following key components of tourism in North Coast (existing and potential): Visual Quality, Fishing, Hunting and Guide-Outfitting, Kayaking, Wildlife Viewing, Small Boating, Touring, Cruise Ships and Cultural/Heritage Tourism. Part 2 provides an analysis of the visually sensitive areas along the coastline, in comparison with key tourism components identified in the recent tourism opportunity study and also in comparison with other resource values such as visual quality objectives and the timber harvesting landbase. In addition, this part of the report contains a list of fishing guide rod days by lake/stream for the past 10 years. The North Coast Tourism Opportunity Study identified 140 tourism operators currently in the North Coast. The Inside Passage and Highway 16 Corridor have particularly high visual values.
  • Polar Bear Specialist Group 3–7 February 1997, Oslo, Norway Compiled and Edited by Andrew E

    Polar Bear Specialist Group 3–7 February 1997, Oslo, Norway Compiled and Edited by Andrew E

    IUCN Species Survival Commission Polar Bears Proceedings of the Twelfth Working Meeting of the IUCN/SSC Polar Bear Specialist Group 3–7 February 1997, Oslo, Norway Compiled and edited by Andrew E. Derocher, Gerald W. Garner, Nicholas J. Lunn and Øystein Wiig Occasional Paper of the IUCN Species Survival Commission No. 19 Polar Bears Proceedings of the Twelfth Working Meeting of the IUCN/SSC Polar Bear Specialist Group, 3–7 February 1997, Oslo, Norway Polar Bears Proceedings of the Twelfth Working Meeting of the IUCN/SSC Polar Bear Specialist Group, 3–7 February 1997, Oslo, Norway Compiled and edited by Andrew E. Derocher, Gerald W. Garner, Nicholas J. Lunn and Øystein Wiig Occasional Paper of the IUCN Species Survival Commission No. 19 IUCN – The World Conservation Union 1998 The designation of geographical entities in this book, and the presentation of the material, do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of IUCN concerning the legal status of any country, territory, or area, or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect those of IUCN Published by: IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK Copyright: © 1998 International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Reproduction of this publication for educational or other non-commercial purposes is authorized without prior written permission from the copyright holder provided the source is fully acknowledged. Reproduction of this publication for resale or other commercial purposes is prohibited without prior written permission of the copyright holder. Citation: Derocher, A.
  • THE ARCTIC an OCEAN at the TOP of the WORLD Massive Sheets of Slowly Rotating Sea Ice Shield the Heart of the Arctic

    THE ARCTIC an OCEAN at the TOP of the WORLD Massive Sheets of Slowly Rotating Sea Ice Shield the Heart of the Arctic

    THE ARCTIC AN OCEAN AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD Massive sheets of slowly rotating sea ice shield the heart of the Arctic... where life abounds. ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER TM AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ORION | 2017/18 TM Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic have joined forces to further inspire the world through expedition travel. Our collaboration in exploration, research, technology and conservation will provide extraordinary travel expe- riences and disseminate geographic knowledge around the globe. DEAR TRAVELER, On October 8 I gave a talk at the Arctic Circle Conference (www.arcticcircle.org) in Reykjavík about tourism in the Arctic. It was the fourth year of what has become the most important gathering in the world to discuss and communicate Arctic issues. Over 2,000 people attended this year’s gathering which was capped by U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s address about our collective responsibility for good and sensible stewardship of this remarkable region that belongs to seven nations. Business, political, scientific and indigenous leaders listened to each other’s perspectives, all understanding in some fashion that the Arctic is changing dramatically, and with it comes both opportunity and peril. The Arctic is a magnificent and magical part of our world. It’s massive—full of empty space untouched by humans, rich in wildlife, stunning vistas and hearty, innovative people. People come to visit largely for the wonder of it all, but often leave with a profound feeling of nature’s forces and our effect on them. There are dilemmas to ponder. In the past decade, for example, we have consistently found more and more polar bears, but for reasons that are problematic—diminishing sea ice which concentrates their populations.