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New Report: Grizzly Bear Population Estimate for Alberta’s Swan Hills
Submitted by Carl Morrison on Wed, 2010-02-03 12:33According to a recent report prepared for Alberta’s Sustainable Resource Development (SRD) department, there are approximately 23 grizzly bears estimated to occupy Alberta’s Swan Hills. This new information brings the total estimated number of grizzlies in Alberta so far to 604 and takes us one step closer to an official province wide population estimate with only a portion of northern Alberta left to be surveyed.... Read more »
Mackenzie Wild
SCC's campaign to protect the Mackenzie Valley
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Tar Sands
Tar Sands Campaign
Canada’s Tar Sands are located in the Northern half of the province of Alberta along with some deposits in neighbouring Saskatchewan. Covering a landmass of 140,200 km2 (54,132 miles2), the deposits span a region larger than 24 US states, the country of Englan, or 2.5 times the size of Nova Scotia. The tar sands are located in the heart of Canada’s Boreal Forest, a nearly continuous belt of coniferous trees that extends across the country. Home to a diversity of plant and animal species the region is commonly referred to as “the lungs of the planet,” as it is one of the largest carbon sinks in the world, second only to the Amazon rainforest. The region contains extensive wetlands, including bogs, peatlands and fens. The tar sands region of the Boreal Forest is the traditional territory of the Dene, Cree and Métis Indigenous people.... Read more »
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