Alberta gets coal in its stocking for reindeer, er, caribou protection
Dec 18, 2008
Have you seen this great news video on Woodland caribou in Alberta? A reporter from National Geographic spoke with Helene Walsh, a biologist with CPAWS, about the need to protect the 'bous' Boreal forest habitat.
Alberta is so far down with protecting caribou, but they're going about it a very unsustainable way -- by shooting wolves. That just isn't a long term solution, says Helene.
You can watch the video at National Geographic's site.
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