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Woodland Caribou Fights for his Belt

July 2,2009 by Harvey Locke

A very brave woodland Caribou is fighting for his belt.  The Caribou belt that is...a large swath of Boreal forest that stretches across Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec.  His habitat is endangered by human activities, and if he does not react, his survival is uncertain.   As he and CPAWS / SNAP defend this critical habitat, they also help protect one of the world's largest natural carbon reserves and slow the effects of climate change. Today, he is in Manitoba, fighting for his belt! When the Caribou is in Danger, we are too Si le Caribou est en Danger, L' Hombre est en Danger Read More

When the Caribou is in Danger, You Are Too!

June 18,2009 by Harvey Locke

Si le Caribou est en danger, l'homme est en danger > When the Caribou is in danger, you are too >> Read More



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