N.W.T. lauded for caribou protection strategies
The Northwest Territories is on the right track when it comes to protecting the woodland caribou, a new report from … Continue reading N.W.T. lauded for caribou protection strategies
Category: Nature and Wildlife Conservation
Lost pelican spotted off East Coast
A pelican, a bird so unusual in the region that conservation officers thought the report was a prank call, has … Continue reading Lost pelican spotted off East Coast
Leatherback washes up in Malpeque
A dead leatherback turtle was recovered Tuesday on the shores of Malpeque Bay. It was first spotted last week, but … Continue reading Leatherback washes up in Malpeque
Province signs parks agreement with Namgis nation
Seals not big on lobster: study
A study of seal diets says lobster fishermen have little to fear from the burgeoning population of grey seals in … Continue reading Seals not big on lobster: study
Grizlar a rare bear indeed
Iqaluit, Nunavut Continue reading Grizlar a rare bear indeed
Walrus numbers in decline, scientists warn
The Atlantic walrus population is now a species of special concern and over-hunting may be to blame, says the Committee … Continue reading Walrus numbers in decline, scientists warn
Environmental groups applaud new conservancy designation
Vancouver, BC, April 24, 2006 Continue reading Environmental groups applaud new conservancy designation
B.C. Government
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA – Leading environmental groups across Canada are condemning a temporary plan – that ends just after the … Continue reading B.C. Government
Lake Ontario Atlantic Salmon restoration program
The Atlantic salmon was an important member of the original fish community in Lake Ontario when the first Europeans arrived … Continue reading Lake Ontario Atlantic Salmon restoration program
Conservation groups hopeful habitat conditions for endangered mainland moose will be improved
Halifax — Conservation groups are anticipating that the soon-to-be released Recovery Plan for Nova Scotia Continue reading Conservation groups hopeful habitat conditions for endangered mainland moose will be improved
Valuing Nature: Stewardship and Conservation in Canada 2006 will be held in Corner Brook July 5 – 8
A national conference aimed at drawing attention to conservation and stewardship issues will be held in western Newfoundland and Labrador this summer. Valuing Nature: Stewardship and Conservation in Canada 2006 will be held in Corner Brook July 5 – 8 at the Pepsi Centre and Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. Held every three years, Stewardship and Conservation in Canada is a national conference that has been attracting participants from a wide variety of backgrounds, including all levels of government, non-profit organizations, industry and Aboriginal groups from across Canada and beyond.