Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, more than a million acres of mountain and forest wilderness straddling the Continental Divide on the … Continue reading New Study Warns of Threats to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Sydney, N.S. ? After decades of backroom battles, the federal and Nova Scotia governments announced Wednesday a $400-million cleanup plan … Continue reading Tar-pond cleanup official
The goal of the Science Assessment and Integration Group is to contribute to the development of effective policies by providing … Continue reading Science Assessment and Integration Branch
CPAWS is excited and honoured to have legendary Canadian band The Tragically Hip contribute to the CPAWS Boreal Campaign. The … Continue reading The Tragically Hip Donates to the CPAWS Boreal Campaign
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society welcomes the Prime Minister?s renewed commitment to National Parks, confirmed today as the Prime … Continue reading Prime Minister?s Support For National Parks Applauded ? Funding Expected
Developmental deformities in trout offspring caused by high selenium levels downstream from the Luscar mine are raising alarm bells with … Continue reading Study Finds Mine Harms Trout, Cheviot Approval Flawed
A local coalition released their conservation vision for the southern Strait of Georgia and surrounding waters that would form one … Continue reading Coalition releases vision for marine protection in the southern Strait of Georgia
The Yukon government has failed to approve the Management Plan prepared by the Local Planning Team for the Fishing Branch … Continue reading Yukon Government Stalls on Fishing Branch Wilderness
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society today expressed concern that the Gatineau Park is threatened by a disrespect for the … Continue reading Gatineau Park: Death by a thousand cuts continues
With representation from Sierra Legal Defence Fund, the Protected Areas Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (PAA), Natural History Society of … Continue reading CPAWS and Newfoundland Conservation Groups Sue to Stop
On November 1st, 2002, the Canada Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board (CNSOPB) announced that it had decided "not to proceed … Continue reading Petroleum Board Delays Approval of Offshore Exploration
In October, Parks Canada announced that they will be using the pesticide Bacillus thuringiensis (variety Kurstaki) [Btk] in the Waskesiu … Continue reading Spraying for Spruce Budworm in Prince Albert National Park
