Elinse-Za Caribou Herd Rehabilitation Plan Expanded
An emergency rehabilitation project for the Elinse-Za Caribou herd will continue into next year. A broader five year strategy was announced focusing on maternal penning, predator management, and habitat restoration based on the team’s demonstrated success to date.
Caribou Calves Released From Aboriginal Penning Project
In the Pine Pass area near Moberly Lake about 50 gathering to mark the release of 10 caribou cows and nine calves from a four hectare pen used during the vulnerable calving period. Elders from Saulteau and West Moberly First Nations spoke as the herd entered the wild, part of a program to protect the Klinse-Za herd amid extensive industrial activity and rapid population decline.
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