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Also In The News....
CBC
- Biologists are proposing a vast network of interconnected remote cameras that could revolutionize the study of bears, moose, caribou, cougars and other large animals across North America.
DeSmog - Peace River residents and wetland lovers across B.C. are on high alert as a Site C logging crew sets up camp near the Watson Slough, home to one of the rarest wetland ecosystems in the world.
Science offers counterpoint to the OHV controversy
Lethbridge News Now
- Scientists share their knowledge of OHVs and the Castle Parks: "The problem we have isn't about the bad apples, it's about the sheer volume of traffic."
Missoulian - Scientists say they have made some surprising findings when it comes to bear/wolf interactions.
Hundreds of bison sent to slaughter over tribes' objections
Spokesman Review
- Yellowstone National Park started shipping wild bison to slaughter for disease control, as a quarantine facility on a Montana Indian reservation that could help spare many of the animals sat empty due to a political dispute.
Trudeau, Trump used 'coded' language on environment
Huffington Post
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hen Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump met earlier this week, they agreed on transboundary environment as a priority.
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