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[caribou]
[dolphins] [elephants]
[gorillas] [great
apes] [grizzly
bears] [orang-utans]
[pandas] [polar
bears] [rhinos] [snow
leopards] [tigers]
[wildebeest
migration]

Caribou
are found in Alaska and Canada. Caribou used to
live in Maine and the northern Great Lakes states,
but they are no longer found in those areas. A
small, endangered woodland caribou herd exists
in northern Idaho and northwest Montana. There
are currently three very large herds of caribou,
the Western Arctic herd in northwest Alaska, the
George River herd in northern Quebec and the Taimyr
Peninsula herd in Siberia. Each herd is currently
estimated at close to 500,000 or more individuals.
Caribou migration watching.
In
Canada, the woodland caribou is under threat from
extensive logging operations. Because the caribou
need the boreal forest to survive, the destruction
of this habitat has put this animal at risk of
extinction. Logging and logging roads also attract
deer, deer diseases and moose, which bring in
predators such as hunters, wolves and bears. In
May 2002, the Canadian Species at Risk Act listed
the Atlantic-Gaspésie population of Woodland
Caribou as endangered.
Caribou
migration watching.
Grant's
Caribou (R. tarandus granti) are found in Alaska
and the Yukon and Northwest territories of Canada.
Barren-ground Caribou (R. tarandus groenlandicus)
are found in the Nunavut and Northwest territories
of Canada and in western Greenland. Peary Caribou
(R. tarandus pearyi) are found in the northern
islands of the Nunavut and Northwest territories
of Canada.
Caribou
migration watching.
In
spring the Porcupine caribou herd migrates hundreds
of miles from winter ranges located south of the
Brooks Range in Alaska, and from areas in Yukon
Territory, to its traditional calving grounds
on the Arctic Refuge's coastal plain and foothills.
Watching
caribou migrate tour package............
Caribou
migration watching
you
can also watch on utube caribou migration
Say
NO to caribou hunting. I personally find it repulsive
that any animal is hunted for the so called "pleasure"
of a kill. In England, they finally stopped hunting
live foxes in 2006 and are now able to run the
foxhound dogs after scent trails. What kind of
person thinks that it is OK to hunt and kill a
wild animal under the auspices of a so called
sport. Do not under any circumstances consider
Caribou hunting as an ecotourism activity - it
is NOT
Say
NO to caribou hunting - Say YES to Caribou migration
watching
[caribou]
[dolphins] [elephants]
[gorillas] [great
apes] [grizzly
bears] [orang-utans]
[pandas] [polar
bears] [rhinos] [snow
leopards] [tigers]
[wildebeest
migration]
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