Tuesday, September 26, 2006

Caribou News: Sept.26, 2006

Hunting banned for Cape Bathurst caribou
CBC North - Canada
The Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and Trappers Committee voted in favour of a two-year hunting ban for the
Cape Bathurst caribou herd at a meeting in the community ...

NWT caribou herd drops by 60,000 since 2003
CBC.ca - Alberta, Canada
The latest count of the largest caribou herd in the
Northwest Territories shows it has shrunk to less than a third of the size it was 20 years ago. ...

Protect caribou by killing logging not wolves: group
Fort Frances Times - ON, Canada
OTTAWA — Environmentalists are slamming a proposal to protect British Columbia’s dwindling population of mountain caribou by killing wolves and cougars. ...

 

Thursday, September 21, 2006

Caribou in the News -- September 21, 2006

Don't kill wolves and cougars to save caribou, BC urged
Edmonton Journal (subscription) - Edmonton,Alberta,Canada
OTTAWA - A proposal to kill wolves and cougars to protect British Columbia's dwindling population of mountain caribou is misguided, environmentalists say. ...

BC fails to protect caribou, report charges
Globe and Mail - Canada
... For nearly 30 years, the government of British Columbia has been struggling to save the province's dwindling population of mountain caribou, a rare variant of ...

Nunavik caribou draw thousands of southern hunters
Nunatsiaq News - Iqaluit,Nunavut,Canada
... men with American accents flood airline flights from Montreal to Kuujjuaq before fanning out across Nunavik in bush planes for week-long caribou hunting trips. ...

Environmentalists oppose BC proposals to protect caribou by ...
Canada.com - Hamilton,Ontario,Canada
OTTAWA (CP) - Environmentalists are denouncing proposals to protect British Columbia's dwindling population of mountain caribou by killing wolves and cougars. ...

Protect caribou by killing logging, not wolves: environmentalists
Canada.com - Hamilton,Ontario,Canada
OTTAWA (CP) - Environmentalists are slamming a proposal to protect British Columbia's dwindling population of mountain caribou by killing wolves and cougars. ...

Monday, September 11, 2006

Caribou in the News -- September 11, 2006

NWT caribou herds continue decline
CBC North - Canada
The number of caribou continues to drop in the Cape Bathurst, Bluenose-East and Bluenose-West herds, the NWT government's summer survey says. ...

Attention Caribou: It's time for your closeup
Reuters - USA
... "The White Planet," a documentary about life in the Arctic, was delayed by a year as filmmakers waited for a herd of nearly half a million caribou to gather ...

Northern aboriginals debate what to do about continuing caribou ...
Canoe.ca - Canada
By BOB WEBER. (CP) - Northern aboriginal groups were discussing what to do after the release Thursday of survey data that showed caribou herds many depend on ...

Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Caribou in the News -- September 5, 2006

Declining NWT caribou herds mean fewer hunting tags
CBC North - Canada
Despite a solid hunting season, outfitters in the Northwest Territories will see a decline in caribou sport-hunting next year. The ...

Mystery skull belongs to caribou calf
Nunatsiaq News - Iqaluit,Nunavut,Canada
The mysterious skull unearthed in Pangnirtung several months ago is nothing more than the remains of a young caribou, says an esteemed archeologist. ...