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Caribou a key test of federal resolve to protect species at risk
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| February 20, 2018
Check out our latest
Muddy Boots Blog
where WCS Canada President and Chief Scientist Dr. Justina Ray discusses how a good federal plan to save caribou has become stuck in the mud of provincial inaction. In this
blog
, Dr. Ray debunks the myth that the science behind the federal recovery plan needs further review and explains why caribou simply can’t wait another five years for provinces to act.
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