Grizzly Details: Salmon Collapse Could Be Bad News for Bear
Scientists are collecting hairs from live bears to prevent population declines as a result of decreases in a principal food source: salmon
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Celebrating our natural wealth on Canada Day
Jul 01. 09
Science Matters
DR. DAVID SUZUKI & DR. FAISAL MOOLA
The environmental challenges facing Canada are daunting – the lack of a credible plan to address climate change, the overreliance on tar sands to fuel our energy needs and economy, -
B.C.’s trophy hunt is unbearable
May 27. 09
Science Matters
DR. DAVID SUZUKI & DR. FAISAL MOOLA
For millennia, aboriginal people have hunted wildlife for food, traditional purposes, and trade. -
UN to hear petition that Rocky Mountain park in danger
May 27. 09
The Globe and Mail
MARK HUME
A stunningly beautiful park that spans the Canada-U.S. border in southwestern Alberta may soon be added to an infamous United Nations list of the world’s most threatened special areas.
