Monthly news archives for May 2012

May 14
Canada making progress towards marine protection, yet some signs troubling
May 09
CPAWS Wildlands League concerned science sacrificed for quick business deal in Ring of Fire
May 01
Parks Canada budget cuts will hurt: CPAWS
Apr 27
Federal budget implementation bill deeply worrying: CPAWS
Apr 17
CPAWS Statement Regarding Proposed Changes to Canada’s Environment Laws
Mar 05
Conservation group applauds move by Ontario to create certainty for traditional lands
Feb 16
“No herd left behind”: 32,000 support protecting Canada’s iconic woodland caribou
Feb 15
“Bou” to arrive on Parliament Hill with 32,000 names in support of woodland caribou protection
Feb 15
Yukon Government ‘Principles’ are Unprincipled
Feb 09
Federal approval of Glacier Discovery Walk threatens Jasper National Park
Feb 02
Royal Society report underscores need for Canada to speed up marine protection
Feb 01
2011 CPAWS J.B. Harkin Conservation Award Recipient
Jan 27
CPAWS welcomes step forward towards re-introducing bison to Banff National Park
Jan 25
Long-time Ottawan to be honoured with prestigious national conservation award
Jan 11
CPAWS’ applauds new protected area of Manitoba Boreal Forest
Dec 15
Theme park-like attraction doesn’t belong in Jasper National Park
Dec 09
CPAWS concerned about news on Prairie Creek Mine
Dec 05
CPAWS welcomes an important step forward on new marine protected areas in Quebec:
Dec 02
CPAWS welcomes agreement to expand public land base in Nova Scotia
Nov 07
Assess impacts of mega-mines in Northern Ontario, CPAWS and Ecojustice tell government
Nov 03
CPAWS receives Royal Canadian Geographic Society’s Gold Medal
Nov 01
10 days left to vote for Bay of Fundy as New Wonder of Nature
Oct 17
CPAWS advises federal government to stay after class for work on caribou recovery strategy
Oct 17
CPAWS welcomes national park for Sable Island
Oct 13
CPAWS welcomes good news for Southern Strait of Georgia’s protection
Sep 08
Nominations for the CPAWS National Board
Sep 06
Caribou recovery strategy represents progress, but loopholes worrisome
Aug 22
CPAWS regrets passing of Jack Layton, passionate voice for conservation
Aug 17
Nova Scotia strategy calls for 50% reduction in clearcutting in 5 years
Aug 09
Globe editorial calls for public support of national parks
Aug 05
CPAWS welcomes federal court decision on caribou
Jul 27
Conservation groups support compromise Peel plan
Jul 25
Oceans educator from CPAWS joins international expedition to highlight conservation
Jul 15
Celebrate Canada’s Parks System
Jul 04
CPAWS welcomes new Fisher Bay Park in Manitoba
Jun 28
New wilderness protection report shows areas of progress and concern across Canada
Jun 25
CPAWS cheers new provincial park at Manitoba’s Little Limestone Lake
Jun 23
Contest launches to create Canada’s First National Parks Bucket List!
Jun 20
CPAWS Applauds huge Boreal protection announcement in Manitoba
Jun 16
A big step forward for more protected areas in Nova Scotia
Jun 08
Canada releases first strategy to protect ocean corals and sponges
Jun 08
CPAWS welcomes federal Oceans Day announcement of new marine protected areas
Jun 06
Leading conservation group calls for 12 new marine protected areas by 2012
May 25
It’s time for the South Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve!
May 24
CPAWS welcomes addition to Grasslands National Park
May 18
CPAWS welcomes Peter Kent back as Canada’s Environment Minister
May 18
Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement celebrates first anniversary
May 17
Agreement could lead to Quebec’s second largest provincial park
May 16
Scientists call on Canada to strictly protect at least 30% of its oceans
Apr 21
Nova Scotia proposes largest new protected area in over a decade
Apr 06
Election Primer 2011: Where do our politicians stand on wilderness conservation?
Apr 05
New Brunswick and Quebec Restigouche conservation groups to gather in Campbellton
Mar 30
Nova Scotia land purchases welcome news
Mar 30
Call for Candidates for CPAWS National Board
Mar 29
Canoeists to cross the country in support of CPAWS
Feb 25
Yukon Government’s Peel vision fails, say CPAWS Yukon and YCS
Feb 24
CPAWS welcomes Quebec premier’s confirmation of intent to protect at least half of northern Boreal
Feb 15
CPAWS reacts to $9.4 million for Flathead
Feb 07
Minister’s decision to withdraw Bill 29: an encouraging step for Alberta’s Parks and Protected Areas
Jan 25
Ontario fails to protect threatened species
Jan 11
Non-profit group turns to video gaming to promote wilderness conservation
Dec 24
What a year it’s been for wilderness! CPAWS sends seasonal greetings
Dec 15
CPAWS Calls on Federal Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development to Reinstate Protection
Dec 02
Big new Manitoba parks announced
Dec 01
CPAWS welcomes Nova Scotia move to reduce clearcutting by 50%
Nov 26
CPAWS Quebec takes on important advisory role for province’s conservation plans
Nov 26
Territorial Government supports Jean Marie River First Nation effort to conserve Lue Túé Sulái
Nov 26
Intact forests in Nova Scotia disappearing
Nov 25
Alberta shines as Minister withdraws Bill 29
Nov 25
Green Budget Coalition releases self-financing recommendations for 2011 federal budget
Nov 24
World Heritage Sites in danger with Alberta’s proposed Parks Act
Nov 23
Caribou and economy win with new hydro line route in northwest Ontario
Nov 23
Alberta’s proposed parks act puts World Heritage Sites at risk
Nov 16
Rap artist wins national video contest with Gros Morne Park entry
Nov 15
National conservation group slams proposed Alberta parks act for “setting the clock back 40 years”
Nov 04
CPAWS thanks Jim Prentice for dedication to wilderness conservation
Nov 01
Haida Dancers Fly Over Eternal Flame (PHOTO OP)
Oct 25
“Dare to be Deep” oceans tour to cross Canada
Oct 20
Joining forces: The new face of forestry
Oct 12
Gala evening honours Canadian environmental conservation
Oct 12
10 days left to enter “Capture the Wild” photo contest
Sep 22
Conservation organizations call on all MPPs to pass law to conserve northern Ontario forests
Sep 20
Englander dedicates vacation to CPAWS Nova Scotia
Sep 15
Call for Nominees for Treasurer
Sep 03
The Big Wild launches first ever conservation campaign in Canada using barcode mobile phone technol
Sep 02
Last chance for public input on the Peel Watershed
Aug 26
Bay of Fundy needs stronger protection
Jul 15
CPAWS launches video contest for Canadians to celebrate national parks
Jul 09
Canadian wildlife need big connected parks or species will disappear: Report
Jun 21
New Brunswick School Wins “Watch Your Paws Club” Challenge
Jun 21
Call for candidates for CPAWS National Board
Jun 18
Toronto man to hike Jasper’s Skyline trail in support of CPAWS
Jun 18
New Executive Director to lead CPAWS Southern Alberta
Jun 15
Success! Gwaii Haanas NMCA approved by Parliament
Jun 11
Alberta grizzly protection missing from province’s resource board decision
Jun 08
Canada moves to protect B.C.‘s precious Glass Sponge Reefs
Jun 08
“Mr. Stinky” in Ottawa today for Oceans Day announcement
Jun 07
Parliamentary breakthrough for Canada’s first deep sea national marine conservation area
Jun 04
Victory! Alberta grizzly bear listed as species at risk
Jun 02
In memoriam: Jon Lien