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LAST HOPE: Caribou at Risk
Photo by Kevin Xu Caribou are one of Canada’s most iconic animals, but many of their populations are facing serious decline and are now considered at risk. In Canada, caribou inhabit a wide range of ecosystems including the Arctic tundra, boreal forests, and mountainous regions. There are various types of caribou in the country, which are referred to as “designated units.” These include boreal woodland caribou, barren-ground caribou, mountain caribou, and Peary caribou. Each

Josh DeLeenheer
Jan 62 min read


Snowy Owl Irruptions, Conservation and Photo Ethics
Individuals need to carefully consider their own actions when interacting with wildlife, especially sensitive and sought-after animals like snowy owls.

Liam Brennan
Dec 15, 20256 min read


Waiting for the Freeze: Reflections from Polar Bear Capital of the World
The story of the polar bear is one of resilience, but also of urgency. These magnificent animals have survived ice ages and shifting climates before, but the pace of today’s change is unprecedented.

Lianne Thompson
Nov 4, 20255 min read
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