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Revealing the true extent of lost salmon habitat in the Lower Fraser River
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Revealing the true extent of lost salmon habitat in the Lower Fraser River

August 11, 2021April 12, 2022

Most of this seasonally available habitat is no longer accessible.

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Wolves, caribou, tar sands and Canada’s oily ethics
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Wolves, caribou, tar sands and Canada’s oily ethics

September 22, 2011December 5, 2021

Canada’s proposed strategy to recover dwindling populations of boreal forest caribou in northern Alberta’s tar sands favours the destruction of wolves over any consequential protection, enhancement, or expansion of caribou habitat.

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Cougars: BC’s neglected carnivore
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Cougars: BC’s neglected carnivore

January 19, 2011May 23, 2021

In anticipation of the first provincial management plan for cougars, Raincoast Conservation Foundation released the report, British Columbia’s Neglected Carnivore: a conservation assessment and conservation planning guide for Cougars.

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Raincoast speaks out on cougars

July 22, 2009May 23, 2021

Read articles and letters written by Raincoast on BC cougar attacks and cougar management Monday Magazine Vancouver Sun /CanWest News Island Tides Monday Magazine

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The Squeeze is on For BC’s Big Cats

July 15, 2009May 23, 2021

Island Tides Chris Genovali July 16-29, 2009 A recent cougar attack in Squamish has brought to the fore BC’s failure to manage these top-level predators. Reports that BC has 4-6,000 cougars have no scientific basis.

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Big cats on the prowl

July 2, 2009May 23, 2021

Cougars are B.C.’s neglected carnivores Monday Magazine By Chris Genovali July 02, 2009 The recent cougar attack in Squamish has brought to the fore the significant gaps in the management of these top-level predators.

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Development and its impact on cougar habitat

June 25, 2009May 23, 2021

Vancouver Sun, June 24, 2009 Re: ‘I just knew I had to get between them’; mother says her instincts took over when she saved her daughter from attacking cougar, Westcoast News, June 18

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