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Also In The News....
Icefields bike trail tender withdrawn
Rocky Mountain Outlook
- Parks Canada has withdrawn its tender in relation to the design of Alberta's proposed Icefields Trail project.
Conservation groups round up 12 pregnant caribou to protect their calves
Calgary Herald
- The Revelstoke Caribou Rearing in the Wild Society has safely captured 12 pregnant animals to protect their expected calves in a caribou penning operation.
CBC
- A deadly fish disease that has already spread through Banff National Park has now infected a wide swath of territory to the south, including Waterton Lakes National Park.
Great Falls Tribune - This wolverine study stands out because data collection techniques are being used uniformly by state wildlife agencies, federal land managers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and universities across the wolverine's range in 11 western states.
Canada's coal flows into Montana's streams
New York Times
- Wolves in Yellowstone National Park have a long, complicated history. And now, discussion of expanding the hunt for wolves around the edges of the park brings another element into the story.
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