CPAWS welcomes draft caribou range plan as a great first step
October 30, 2017, Prince Albert – The Saskatchewan chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) welcomes today’s release of a draft range plan … Read More
Conservationists call on Canadian governments to act now to protect caribou habitat
Conservationists call on Canadian governments to act now to protect caribou habitat, before it’s too late Ottawa – The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) … Read More
CPAWS takes federal Minister to court over Boreal Caribou Habitat Protection
Montreal: Today, the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) filed a lawsuit against the federal Minister of the Environment and Climate Change. “One requirement of … Read More
Caribou Report 2016: Canada’s boreal woodland caribou at continued risk
CANADA’S BOREAL WOODLAND CARIBOU AT CONTINUED RISK CPAWS ANNUAL REVIEW PROGRESS IN 2016 STILL INSUFFICIENT Ottawa – In its fourth annual review of government action … Read More
CARIBOU REPORT 2016
2016 Overview: Another slow year for Boreal Woodland Caribou Conservation Report: BorealCaribouReport-CPAWS-final_EN-2016
Flying over a broken boreal landscape: A search for solutions for Canada’s woodland caribou
Written By: Florence Daviet Looking out the window driving north east from Edmonton, Alberta, I’m struck by the number of huge trucks on the road. … Read More
Time is ticking for the federal government to meet caribou deadlines
October 5, 2016, Ottawa – Today, the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) launched a caribou protection countdown clock. The clock marks the final year … Read More
Innovative Collaboration Achieves Conservation for Caribou and Supports Prosperous Forest Communitie
HUDSON BAY, SK – Innovative woodland caribou management recommendations included in provincially approved 20-year forest management plan. Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement signatories Weyerhaeuser and the … Read More
Cycling, Caribou and the future of our national parks
Written By: Éric Hébert-Daly In the summer I like to travel to work on my bike. Usually I put in about 100km on my mountain bike … Read More