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Making Connections, Naturally
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200-1350 Railway Ave
Canmore, Alberta, Canada
T1W 1P6
Box 157
Bozeman, Montana,
United States 59771
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Top Story
People across the globe get in the way of animal movements: study
National Post - A global study shows animals are moving distances two to three times shorter in areas disturbed by humans than in the wilderness.
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Science News
EurekAlert! - New research that analyzed more than 270 million years of data on animals shows that mammals and birds - both warm-blooded animals - may have a better chance of evolving and adapting to the Earth's rapidly changing climate than their cold-blooded peers,
Reimbursing ranchers for livestock killed by predators supports conservation efforts
ScienceDaily
- Alberta's predator compensation program offsets costs of conserving wildlife habitat on private lands in the province.
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Also In The News....
Big Sky group produces watershed plan
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - The Big Sky Area Sustainable Watershed Stewardship Plan is the product of discussions between a vast group of stakeholders in the area - including conservation groups, developers, irrigators, water managers and government officials.
Bozeman group proposes forest consider more wilderness, wildlife management areas
Missoulian - A Bozeman-based coalition proposed Tuesday that the Custer Gallatin National Forest protect 130,000 acres of wilderness in its new plan.
Wildlife plates in the works
Jackson Hole News and Guide - House Bill 39, titled "Wildlife conservation license plates," would give motorists the option of paying $130 extra toward wildlife crossings, signage, game fences and other infrastructure while receiving a special license plate design.
How the Trump administration distorts analysis of key environmental rules
E360
- In its zeal to roll back protections, the EPA is abandoning long-standing standard methods of evaluating the costs and benefits of regulations.
Rocky Mountain Outlook - Two wolves in the Panther-Cascade pack of Banff National Park have been captured and fitted with satellite tracking collars so researchers can study dynamics between the carnivores and a new bison herd.
Site C Dam eyed to power Yukon's mining boom
DeSmog - A new proposal to send power from B.C.'s Site C dam to remote Yukon mines is baffling on both environmental and financial grounds, according to Yukon mining analyst Lewis Rifkind.
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Employment Opportunities
High Divide Program Coordinator
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Deadline - February 23, 2018
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Deadline - Until filled
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
Deadline - Until filled
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Y2Y Appearances
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