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Troubling times for Canada’s caribou
News came out recently that the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) has listed barren-ground caribou as ‘threatened’, which could trigger federal action to protect them under the Species at Risk Act. This Arctic species spreads from Yukon to Baffin Island, and while their numbers are known to fluctuate, the steep population [Learn more]
Yukon: A landscape of opportunity
By Joanna Jack, Conservation Programs and Outreach Coordinator Living in a land so wild it can kill you occasionally enables us to forget how fragile our surroundings really are, or even how valuable. While working in a research lab studying the impact of development on wildlife, people’s eyes lit up when I spoke about where [Learn more]
Connected to the land: Chris Rider meets the Peel community of Fort McPherson
It’s difficult to express the impact that the recent journey of the Youth of the Peel had on me, given that it’s a trip that I wasn’t even on. But welcoming them off the water in July and talking with Gwich’in people in the Northwest Territories about the Peel left a strong impression on me. [Learn more]