Your Cross-Canada Caribou Update – Part One
The threats to caribou habitat make protected areas essential to their survival. The species’ ranges need to be large and connected enough to give the caribou a chance to survive.
Safety Net Will Finally Be Used to Protect the Woodland Caribou
Montreal, April 12, 2022 – Faced with the government of Québec’s refusal to protect the woodland caribou critical habitat on its territory, the government of … Read More
Jasper National Park takes next step to help caribou survive winters
October 15, 2021, traditional unceded Algonquin Territory/Ottawa, Ontario – Conservation groups welcome Parks Canada’s decision to extend backcountry access closures for the entire snow season in Jasper’s … Read More
Jasper’s Caribou Need Stronger Access Management as Conservation Breeding Plan Advances
August 19, 2021, Ottawa / Traditional unceded Algonquin Territory, Edmonton / Treaty 6 and Métis Region 4 – Conservation groups are calling Parks Canada’s plans … Read More
Chapman’s Ice Cream Makes Commitment to Support Caribou Protection Programs with Its New Ice Cream
Markdale, ON – Chapman’s Ice Cream announced today that they will commit a portion of the proceeds raised from the sale of Chapman’s Yukon Caribou Bars to the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS). 25 cents from each box of these Chapman’s products sold across Canada will be donated towards ongoing Caribou protection efforts through CPAWS.
Caribou Protection? More Talk than Action
Published on Dec 21 2018 OTTAWA, Dec. 21, 2018 – Today, the federal government released their second report on the boreal caribou critical habitat that … Read More
Quebec Shows Leadership on Caribou Recovery and Protected Areas
Quebec Shows Leadership on Caribou Recovery and Protected Areas Montagnes Blanches to be a large protected area for the boreal woodland caribou MONTREAL – The … Read More