Manitoba Polar Bear news
Bad news for bears, wolverines, dragonflies and all Canadian wildlife…
Wolverine loses again — Wolverines don’t deserve Endangered Species Act protection in the United States because their population is still strong in Canada, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which yesterday declined to protect the species for the second time.
But life in Canada is no picnic – A recent audit of Canada’s environmental record shows lax protection for endangered species. “Of the 389 identified species at risk, in only 55 of those cases does a strategy exist to save them,” according to a report in the Winnipeg Sun.
Forest Service vs. Wildlife Service — What gets top priority, loggers or the species that live in prime logging areas? Yup, it’s loggers. A new lawsuit seeks greater protected habitats for the endangered Hine’s emerald dragonfly. The Fish and Wildlife Service excluded 13,000 acres of national forests from the dragonfly’s designated critical habitat, saying that action would make the Forest Service would be more likely to accept the critical habitat if the national forests were not included.
Remember the polar bears? – Meanwhile, deadlines have long since passed and conservation groups are now suing to get the Fish and Wildlife Service to make some movement on its promises to determine if the polar bear deserves full investigation to receive Endangered Species Act protection.
In other bear news… – Courts ruled against black bears in Florida this week, opening up hunting for what some believe to be an endangered sub-species of the North American black bear. And in Austria, brown bears may soon be extinct, as only two of the animals are left in the country. (Did I mention that they were both male? It’s kind of hard to breed that way…)
http://www.plentymag.com/blogs/extinction/2008/03/six_losses_for_endangered_spec.php
Polar Bear Statues Bears On Broadway Winnipeg Manitoba – Picture of a few of the polar bear statues which form part of the.
Polar bear meets husky in Manitoba, Canada – thats pretty cute, it w3as great thought that the silly woman got bitten for messing with a polar bear in berlin!.
Louisville Zoo – Media Advisory – Polar bear listed as threatened … – Global warming and vanishing habitat are putting extreme pressure on existing polar bear populations, according to Canadian conservation experts. In February, the Canadian home to polar bears—the province of Manitoba—recognized polar …
For Manitoba polar bear, good life is in Scotland – Winnipeg Free … – The Canadian polar bear at the centre of Britain’s longest-running animal-rights feud is being moved… – Local News – Winnipeg Free Press.
Polar bear meets husky in Manitoba, Canada – This attracts large male polar bears that spend much of the season at his place. Occasionally one will play with the dogs, but it is still a rare occurrence. It is a great place to see big males though. Cheers!.
Frontiers North Adventures– Inspiring Sustainable Wildlife … – They work to define, develop, and implement policies for Manitoba’s polar bear tourism industry, and they continue to support and contribute to research related to the ecosystems in which they operate, including the impacts on …
Town of Churchill, Manitoba – Polar Bear Capital of the World … – The 6th Annual Hudson Bay Quest begins in Churchill Saturday, March 21st, 2009. …
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