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Also In The News....
Globe and Mail
- It is estimated Canada will lose more than half its woodland caribou population within a few decades unless habitat-conservation measures are improved.
Yukon News - A Vancouver company thinks it has found a way for miners to use two major environmental impacts of mines to effectively cancel each other out.
Cabinet-Yaak grizzly bears get day in court
Missoulian
- Whether grizzly bear numbers in northwest Montana are stable, shrinking or growing, both sides of a lawsuit over their federal status agree there aren't enough of them.
High Country News - Biologists and advocates have renewed hope that one day they'll see a viable grizzly population in Washington's North Cascades.
Newer science revealing secretive Yellowstone cougars
Billings Gazette
- Through DNA analysis of scat and hair, along with photographs and specially equipped GPS collars, researchers in Yellowstone National Park are acquiring new information about the Northern Region's secretive cougars.
Bans don't halt wildlife feeding
Jackson Hole News and Guide
- Residents mean well, but experts say they are hurting the wildlife they're trying to help each winter.
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