Arctic Refuge Treasures

The Porcupine Caribou herd, which migrate between the U.S. and Canada, have their core calving grounds in Alaska's Arctic Refuge on lands that may soon be opened for petroleum exploration. Drilling would however, have devastating impacts on either side of the border, both for the herd and for the Gwich'in First Nations who rely on the herd for their way of life.

A Changing World
Results of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment give warning about the state of the earth's ecosystems and consequences for human wellbeing. Steps toward global social, political and technological changes are needed to put ecosystems back on the right track.

Protecting and Restoring the Great Lakes
At the heart of North America, the Great Lakes region is an area where 40 million people, including 30 per cent of all Canadians, live, work, and play. This fall, attend a public meeting to have your say on the future of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.

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EnviroYouth
Waste Reduction Week Returns, October 17-23

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Caribou video clips from Hinterland's Who's Who

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