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Conservationist Harvey Locke leads charge to prevent global-scale extinction

Calgary Herald  - "This is the kind of conservation we need if the world is to continue functioning in the way we know it to be," says Harvey Locke about the Nature Needs Half movement.

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Canada on precipice of 'huge step forward' for environmental assessments

DeSmog  - Y2Y conservation scientist Aerin Jacob discusses recommendations for Canada's environmental review process.

Also In The News....

CBC  - Analysis says project is no longer going to benefit the provincial economy as once expected

Rocky Mountain Outlook  - A wolf from the Bow Valley pack was tracked an impressive 500 kilometre distance in late March.

In the Rockies, climate change spells trouble for cutthroat trout

NPR  - In Montana, climate change is making rivers more hospitable to rainbow trout. And that means trouble for the rare, native cutthroat trout.

Washington Post  - At least 7,770 lakes in North America are at risk of elevated salt levels - a likely underestimate, researchers say.

Glacial retreat causes first modern case of river piracy

Environment News Service  - The retreat of a massive Canadian glacier has triggered the first known case of "river piracy" in modern times - the capture of one river's flow by another river.

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Y2Y Appearances

Look for Y2Y staff presenting at or attending these upcoming events and conferences:

• Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution: May 7-11, Victoria, British Columbia