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Research proves grizzlies prefer overpasses
Rocky Mountain Outlook - Grizzly bears prefer to use overpasses. That's according to the findings of scientist Tony Clevenger, who is looking into the effectiveness of highway overpasses and underpasses for wildlife.
Accelerated logging plans in Ghost see opposition
Rocky Mountain Outlook - Trees growing in the upper Ghost River watershed are worth more to Albertans in the ground than if they are harvested to create plywood, paper or mulch.
Habitat loss blamed for caribou deaths
24 Hours Vancouver - While British Columbia is justifying the termination of 184 grey wolves to rectify what they say is the primary cause of the declining caribou population, it isn't consistent with decades of research. After nearly being wiped out, wolverines are coming backYakima Herald-Republic - After almost being eradicated, biologists say more wolverines are now making their way into Washington State from British Columbia. Bill would limit bison hazing
Bozeman Daily Chronicle - Landowners who enjoy having wild bison on or near their property near Yellowstone National Park don't want hazing but sometimes have to accept it with no recourse. Scientists discover the two quietest places in AmericaChristian Science Monitor - Researchers from the National Park Service have found the top two quietest places in the contiguous United States: Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. |