Wildlife without boundaries

Migratory wildlife species are a shared responsibility, and we need to co-ordinate our actions with international partners to help species on the move.

Canada was missing from talks on the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species, and that’s more than a shame because things have certainly not improved for these species over the past half-century, writes Dan Kraus. Pexels photograph by Ali Kazal

Opinion

BY DAN KRAUS

February 28, 2024

Songbirds from South America travel thousands of kilometres to nest in Canada’s boreal forests. Caribou herds traverse vast tundra distances to find safe areas to calve and then travel back with their young in tow. Whales transit from one ocean to another to reach feeding ...

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