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James Schaefer is professor of biology at Trent University in Peterborough, Ont.

Caribou need large tracts of intact forest to survive, feds should help this northern jewel

PETERBOROUGH, ONT.—The rarest gems, they say, are most precious. We delight in the exquisite and the exceptional—a rare bird, a remote destination, an impressionist

Opinion | BY JAMES SCHAEFER | October 16, 2017

A caribou grazes. More than 20 forestry companies have committed to work with scientists, conservation groups, and provinces to plan for caribou conservation and protected areas. Weyerhaeuser, for instance, created a management plan for a five-million-acre tenure in Saskatchewan–three-and-a-half times the area of Prince Edward Island—that protects habitat for the Pasquia Bog herd. Photograph courtesy of Pixnio

Caribou need large tracts of intact forest to survive, feds should help this northern jewel

Opinion | BY JAMES SCHAEFER | October 16, 2017

PETERBOROUGH, ONT.—The rarest gems, they say, are most precious. We delight in the exquisite and the exceptional—a rare bird, a remote destination, an impressionist

Caribou need large tracts of intact forest to survive, feds should help this northern jewel

Opinion | BY JAMES SCHAEFER | October 16, 2017

PETERBOROUGH, ONT.—The rarest gems, they say, are most precious. We delight in the exquisite and the exceptional—a rare bird, a remote destination, an impressionist

A caribou grazes. More than 20 forestry companies have committed to work with scientists, conservation groups, and provinces to plan for caribou conservation and protected areas. Weyerhaeuser, for instance, created a management plan for a five-million-acre tenure in Saskatchewan–three-and-a-half times the area of Prince Edward Island—that protects habitat for the Pasquia Bog herd. Photograph courtesy of Pixnio