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Globe and Mail  - While the country is moving towards meeting an international target of protecting 17 per cent of its territory by 2020, it is still in last place among other G7 nations, according to a new study.

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CBC  - "They recognize this is where their water comes from. They also recognize its importance for wildlife," says Y2Y's Stephen Legault.

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CBC - An ambitious survey will be used to improve habitat maps and create a baseline for understanding climate change.

Conservation group concerned wildlife plan won't protect species

Edmonton Journal - It's already tough to spot a common nighthawk or an olive-sided flycatcher in Jasper National Park, and a new plan for protecting the species' habitats doesn't go far enough, according to a regional advocacy organization.

 

Missoulian  - A 3-year-old grizzly bear left a selfie on a state game camera in the Big Belt Mountains west of White Sulphur Springs, marking the first confirmed sighting there in a hundred years.

Deer caught in the headlights? Your car may soon see them

New York Times  - Each year in America there are an estimated one million collisions with deer. So car companies are working on new ways to help drivers avoid them.

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

• 28th International Congress for Conservation Biology: July 23-27, Cartagena, Colombia