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Environmentalists are divided on whether a new funding deal reached between Quebec and the federal government is a meaningful first step to saving the province's dwindling caribou herds or a...

Wildlife conservation group calls for 3rd-party audit of the predator reduction program. Read more here: B.C. considers extending wolf cull again to conserve threatened caribou | CBC News

With the retirement of the Government of Alberta’s Environmental Site Assessment Repository (ESAR), contamination management records previously available through ESAR are now available from the Alberta Energy Regulator’s Products and...

Foundations of Restoration Ecology course. Designed for restoration practitioners worldwide, this online program builds the scientific foundation for effective, standards-based ecological restoration. Course content is free through SER Learn and...

ABMI has published a new online report on biodiversity, human footprint, and changing land cover in the Oil Sands Region.

The Oil Sands Region covers 140,200 km² or one-fifth of...

The Directive for Reclamation Certificate Site Assessments for Pits and Quarries – Cultivated Lands, directs pit and quarry operators on the requirements for assessing all or part of a...

Cree leaders call for a hunting ban to protect the herd after years of population declines.

Read more here: Leaf River caribou decline sparks urgent talks among Indigenous leaders, Quebec...

The NWT government is asking for the public’s feedback on a draft boreal caribou range plan for the Wek’èezhìı region.

Read more here: NWT asks for feedback on boreal caribou range plan