BCWF’s Sea to Sky Workshop Series
Media release from the British Columbia Wildlife Federation (BCWF): BCWF’s Wetlands Education Program is excited to announce the Sea to Sky … Continue reading BCWF’s Sea to Sky Workshop Series
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Manitoba steps up on Aboriginal land management in the Boreal region
December 1, 2008 – The Canadian Boreal Initiative (CBI) applauds the introduction today of the East Side Traditional Lands Planning … Continue reading Manitoba steps up on Aboriginal land management in the Boreal region
Groundbreaking DUC study reveals wetland drainage and degradation costs Manitobans $15 million per year
Oak Hammock Marsh, MB – (Marketwire – Nov. 7, 2008) – New research by Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) has identified … Continue reading Groundbreaking DUC study reveals wetland drainage and degradation costs Manitobans $15 million per year
Caribou Under Threat
Woodland caribou represent Canada’s natural legacy, but their population is in steady decline due to expanding industrial development in the boreal forest.
Schad Family Gallery of Life in Crisis
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) announces a new major gift to its Renaissance ROM expansion and renovation project from Robert Schad and family. This remarkable $12 million gift will be used to establish the Schad Family Gallery of Life in Crisis in the historic buildings of the Museum.
Newfoundland and Inuit governments congratulated for taking action on polar bears
This is a promising first step, and we hope that the federal government will follow their lead. If no one … Continue reading Newfoundland and Inuit governments congratulated for taking action on polar bears
Yukon bison population over target, survey shows
The Yukon bison population is booming, a government survey shows. The Yukon government set a target population limit at 500 animals, but last week 641 examples of North America’s largest land mammal were counted. Continue reading Yukon bison population over target, survey shows