Conservation planning

WCS Canada Conservation Report 6 - Safe havens, safe passages for vulnerable fish and wildlife: Critical landscapes in the Southern Canadian Rockies, British Columbia and Montana.

John L. Weaver


Recommended citation

John L. Weaver (2013). WCS Canada Conservation Report 6 - Safe havens, safe passages for vulnerable fish and wildlife: Critical landscapes in the Southern Canadian Rockies, British Columbia and Montana.. WCS Canada. https://library.wcs.org/en-us/doi/ctl/view/mid/33065/pubid/DMX1428300000.aspx

About WCS Canada's comments on the Critical Minerals Strategy

About WCS Canada's comments on the Critical Minerals Strategy

Perpetuating current approaches and proceeding with an “extraction first” mentality is going to have massive climate consequences.
Justina Ray

Bison Day: Q&A with WCS Canada’s new Director of National Conservation

Bison Day: Q&A with WCS Canada’s new Director of National Conservation

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WCS in Nicaragua: Canadian scientist leads endangered turtle conservation project

WCS in Nicaragua: Canadian scientist leads endangered turtle conservation project

My work is dedicated to protecting one of the Caribbean’s most important nesting populations of hawksbills - the world’s most endangered sea turtle.