ROADS. TRAILS. CUT LINES.
April 2012
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Y2Y Friend,
Did you know that old abandoned logging roads in the U.S. were the cause of highly damaging landslides in 1996? Or that the number of 'routes' in Alberta's grizzly habitat are key to their survival?
In this issue of Connections, we look at the problems surrounding roads, and the innovations Y2Y and our partners are finding to solve them.
Yours in conservation,
Rob Buffler
Executive Director
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
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Y2Y's US Conservation Director, Rebecca Lloyd, is finding solutions to the question of road restoration that could improve recovery by thousands of years.
See why...
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Ever wonder how Alberta's grizzly bears feel about the results of Alberta's recent provincial election? After all, their survival depends on future policies.
 Discover their perspective...
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The People's Way Partnership are sharing stories about how the wild turkey, the skunk family and the grizzly crossed the road. More importantly they are telling us why.
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Get the Story...
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Arlene Boon, third generation Peace River Break land owner, knows all too well the importance of voicing your opinion when opposing a project like BC Hydro's Site C Dam.
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Photo: Wayne Sawchuk
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Discover her Site-C Experience...
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