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Entries for May 2019
Saving our caribou forces us to face tough questions
Views: 2312
(May 16, 2019)
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We all benefit from healthy ecosystems and biological diversity. It should not be up to any one community to bear the burden of making long-overdue changes to the way we approach protecting wildlife and wild places. Justina Ray discusses the contentious issue of caribou conservation in British Columbia.
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Ontario turns Endangered Species Act into an empty shell
Views: 2367
(May 10, 2019)
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Dr. Justina Ray, WCS Canada President, provides comments on the changes made to Ontario's Endangered Species Act as the U.N. releases a scientific report detailing Earth's biodiversity crisis.
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