| Alaska wildlife offers varied driving hazards Fairbanks Daily News-Miner KENAI PENINSULA, Alaska — Seeing caribou in the backyard, or while commuting to work, is one of the perks of living in Alaska, but at this time of year ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| State hunters take Canadian caribou NewsOK.com BY ED GODFREY Stalking caribou 80 miles south of the Arctic Circle was the adventure of a lifetime for five Oklahoma hunters, who just returned from the ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Tales from the hunt: Crookston teen bags 400-pound bull caribou in ... Grand Forks Herald Derek Janssen (right) and his uncle, Dave Kucera, both of Crookston, celebrate Janssen's success in shooting this bull caribou Aug. 24 in Alaska. ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Kevin Kennedy: Here are the facts about ANWR Washington Examiner Sure the caribou population at Prudhoe Bay has increased by 1340 percent since development began there. But developing energy 70 miles to the east on 0.01 ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Yellowknives caribou hunt cancelled Northern News Services (subscription) The Yellowknives Dene First Nation has decided to cancel its traditional fall caribou hunt and it is pushing for the government to put greater limitations ... See all stories on this topic | ||
Northern News Services (subscription) SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE - The Yellowknives Dene First Nation has decided to cancel its traditional fall caribou hunt and it is pushing for the government to ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| President, minister have differing views over outfitting industry Western Star The main point of emphasis continues to revolve around the handling of the caribou crisis. Now, Pelley is calling on government to buy out some of the ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| An Alaskan adventure of a lifetime Payson Roundup By Dennis Pirch A recent trip to Alaska netted Payson outdoorsman Craig Mathews a trophy caribou and lots of big salmon. How would you like the opportunity ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Checking rifles worth the work Jamestown Sun About the same time as the .222 incident, I went on my first caribou hunt in southwest Alaska. Three of us hired a floatplane to fly us in to the Nushagak ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Fortymile caribou herd off limits to hunters at midnight tonight TheNewsTribune.com All hunting for caribou in the Fortymile herd will end at 11:59 pm tonight . The only open area was a remote tract between the Steese and Taylor highways ... See all stories on this topic |
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Caribou News
Monday, September 14, 2009
Caribou News
| 500 scientists call on Quebec to keep its promise to conserve half ... Mongabay.com According to the letter, northern Quebec houses 340 million birds, more than a million caribou, and among the greatest populations of freshwater fish in ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Alaska says predator control having success The Associated Press The agency recently released its 2008-2009 predation management summary that indicates that moose and caribou numbers in six predator control areas have ... See all stories on this topic Now do it for yourself: Canada's Northern wilderness guardian.co.uk Based in Winnipeg and Churchill, you'll embark on daily guided excursions, where you may see Arctic fox, caribou, snowy owls and ptarmigans. ... See all stories on this topic Effects of Arctic warming seen as widespread The Associated Press For example, migratory caribou in Greenland and elsewhere are declining, the researchers said, since the animals have not been able to adjust their calving ... Banff may get new caribou herd Scientists in Banff National Park are trying to decide whether to bring in a herd of caribou to replace those lost in an avalanche last spring. See all stories on this topic |
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Carbou News Sept 2
Examiner.com Made of calcite, caribou antler, musk ox horn and commercial cotton fiber, "Passage of Spirits"" by Abraham Anghik Ruben is one of the most beautiful and ... See all stories on this topic | ||
| Caribou hunters smash fall quota in three days Juneau Empire AP ANCHORAGE - It took just a few days for caribou hunters along the Steese and Taylor highways to smash the fall quota for the Fortymile herd hunt. ... See all stories on this topic
Globe and Mail I open my eyes to see a full-grown caribou standing in the dust just a few metres away, staring at us intently. Grinning, I reach for my camera as the ... See all stories on this topic Caribou herds could grow again: NWT biologist CBC.ca Government biologists in the Northwest Territories say the number of caribou may soon start growing in the future, although herd sizes remain on the decline ... See all stories on this topic |
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