Title | Caring for caribou is a matter of urgency |
Publication Type | Magazine Article |
Year of Publication | 2009 |
Authors | Suzuki, D., & Moola F. |
Volume | June |
Publisher | Native Journal |
Place Published | Edmonton: Native Journal Inc |
Publication Language | en |
Keywords | Aboriginal, boreal, caribou, forestry, habitat, oil and gas pipelines, Species at Risk Act |
Abstract | You may have a caribou in your pocket. This important Canadian icon has appeared on our 25-cent coin since 1936. It would be a tragedy if this were the only place you could spot this magnificent animal. If we don't protect Canada's boreal forest, that could be the result. The boreal forest extends like a green halo over 35 per cent of our northern land mass. Stretching from Newfoundland to the Yukon, it forms the largest intact forest left on the planet. |
URL | http://www.davidsuzuki.org/blogs/science-matters/2009/04/caring-for-caribou-is-a-matter-of-urgency/; http://www.heartoftheboreal.ca/363/caring-for-caribou-is-a-matter-of-urgency |
Topics | environment, Aboriginal, traditional ecological knowledge |
Locational Keywords | Hinton, Alberta |
Group | CEMA |
Citation Key | 22126 |