WHITEHORSE, YUKON – Biologists in the Yukon and Alaska are celebrating a major milestone in wildlife management. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=no01carib40mi Continue reading Biologists mark return of historic caribou herd
Water levels are dropping in the North Shore reservoirs. The Capilano and Seymour systems, which supply roughly two-thirds of the … Continue reading Water restrictions loom for Greater Vancouver
CALGARY – An environmental policy research group says it's dismayed by the latest doom and gloom scenarios being directed at … Continue reading Alberta research group disputes Kyoto gloom and doom
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Calgary ? Support for the Kyoto Protocol has plummeted, with the country split between ratifying the accord or forging a … Continue reading Support for Kyoto plunges: poll
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – A Northwest Territories first nation wants more protection for the watershed around Nahanni National Park Reserve. The … Continue reading Park expansion could threaten mine development
The federal government is looking at doubling the size of Waterton Lakes National Park. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=gd_10032002 Continue reading Ottawa announces Waterton expansion plan
Environmentalists and opposition politicians are raising more questions about Peter Lougheed and his position on the Kyoto Protocol. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=biasc021003 Continue reading Critics target Lougheed’s anti-Kyoto bias
VANCOUVER – The Prime Minister has announced the creation of a new national park and a marine conservancy in B.C. … Continue reading New park and marine conservancy for B.C.
A great educational resource from Canadian Geographic magazine http://www.cgkids.ca/ Continue reading Canadian Geographic for Kids
Ocean Disposal is the deliberate disposal at sea of approved substances from ships, aircraft, platforms or other structures. These substances … Continue reading Ocean Disposal
