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Watch a video put together by RiderMedia about the Canadian wolf Coalition 

For Conservation of Wolves...a short documentary by Cliff Markham

ANOTHER proposed BC wolf cull.

The BC Government is considering a proposal to cull or sterilize wolves in the name of Mountain Caribou recovery... A draft management plan has been released to cull or sterilze BC wolves in the name of mountain caribou recovery and also includes killing cougars, moose, and even white-tailed deer.  The Canadian Wolf Coalition strongly opposes the plan and is working against it.

Wolf Awareness Week

Landmark court victory forces government to protect endangered species habitat

Monday, July 13, 2009

Precedent-setting decision gives Canada’s endangered sage-grouse and other species at risk a chance at recovery

Parks Canada Asks Public For Input To Help Shape The Future Of The Parks. PLEASE Make YOUR Voice Heard In Support Of Buffer Zones.

The following article encouraged me to paticipate in the public forum Parks Canada has created in order to revise a new management plan for the 7 National Parks in the Central Rocky Mountains.

 

Please take the time to make YOUR voice heard to provide wolves and other wildlife

Great News For Caribou & ALL Wildlife (Keep informed about culls)

SOURCE: http://www.snowmobilebc.com/?q=node/170    

(The Association of British Columbia Snowmobile Clubs)

BC Government Protecting Mountain Caribou

Feb. 19, 2009 Ministry of Environment

B.C. PROTECTS TWO MILLION HECTARES FOR MOUNTAIN CARIBOU

Buffer Zone Petition Closing

Rocky Mountain Outlook

Get Involved and PAY ATTENTION!

First Time Environmental Group Granted Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of Canada

VANCOUVER/OTTAWA Dec 18, 2008

 

Local Press Coverage

Golden Star

Coalition looking for buffer zones to protect wolf habitat

Published: October 14, 2008 1:00 PM
Updated: October 14, 2008 2:37 PM <!--startclickprintexclude-->

Conservation group calls for wolf protection

Conservation group calls for wolf protection

Published: October 09, 2008 8:00 AM
Updated: October 09, 2008 8:07 AM

 

A wolf conservation group is calling for buffer zones around seven national parks in the Canadian Rockies to protect wolves.

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