Caribou Population
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Provincial park in northern B.C. to expand nearly 100 times in sizeThe Ministry of Environment says Klinse-za Park in northern British Columbia will expand from 2,689 hectares to nearly 200,000 hectares.CanadaJun 14
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B.C. wolf allegedly found choking on tracking collar in rural AlbertaThe B.C. government has said in the past that the Wolf Cull Program is a humane way to control the population and increase the caribou population.EnvironmentFeb 23, 2023
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Kelowna, B.C.-based researcher wins award for supporting Indigenous-led conservation workMountain caribou are endangered, and the B.C. government states that 90 per cent of the world's caribou population lives in the province.LifestyleDec 30, 2022
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Caribou chase posted to social media distresses conservation groupsThe video shows two caribou rushing ahead of a large vehicle that is driving closely behind the animals for about 30 seconds.CanadaAug 3, 2022
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Census shows spike in George River caribou numbersOfficials say the numbers are cause for cautious optimism, although the present population is still just one per cent of its historic high.EnvironmentOct 15, 2020
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Bring more voices to caribou recovery plan, says B.C. premier’s former liaisonLocal governments need greater input in future land use decisions that relate to caribou protection to win broader public support for the recovery strategy, Blair Lekstrom said.Feb 2, 2020
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B.C. government announce moratorium on resource development to deal with caribou protection planThe B.C. Government is pressing the pause button on new resource development in the ongoing struggle to deal with long-term caribou protection strategies in the northeast part of the province.PoliticsJun 20, 2019
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Shuswap residents speak out against plan to shut down access to large areas of B.C. backcountry to save caribou"This is not so much about caribou. This is not so much about grizzlies. This is about land control."EconomyApr 12, 2019
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Caribou hunting quotas make scapegoats out of northern First Nations: studyNewly published research argues Indigenous hunting didn't cause the collapse of once-mighty caribou herds in Canada's North and harvest bans only force First Nations to shoulder the blame for problems they didn't create.CanadaFeb 28, 2018
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