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Turtle Island News
Rochelle Baker
2021 09 21
yahoo! news
Rochelle Baker
2021 09 18
National Observer
Rochelle Baker
2021 09 17
“Fisheries and Oceans Canada is failing to implement national policies to manage endangered salmon sustainably.” – Misty MacDuffee
Toronto Star
Rochelle Baker
2021 09 17
Watershed Sentinel
Odette Auger
2021 09 16
The Wuikinuxv Nation have coexisted with bears for thousands of years. Their relationship shows us the true value of stewardship.
Fishermen’s News
Mark Nero
2021 09 08
Researchers and the Wuikinuxv Nation are looking for ways to balance the needs of grizzlies and people, as both rely on sockeye salmon for food.
Philippine Canadian Inquirer
Lauren H. Henson and Jennifer Walkus
2021 09 04
National Post
Lauren H. Henson and Jennifer Walkus
2021 09 03
A collaborative research project has found a unique connection in the relationship between grizzlies, people and the land.
Phys.org
Lauren H. Henson and Jennifer Walkus
2021 09 03
New research shows a link between First Nations language families and three genetic groups of grizzly bears on the B.C. coast.
yahoo! news
Lauren H. Henson and Jennifer Walkus
2021 09 03
Genome British Columbia
2021 09 03
A new study on the B.C. coast has revealed a special association between grizzly bears and indigenous language groups.
BC Local News
Monica Lamb-Yorski
2021 09 03
“The research is important because it provides evidence-based insight into tourism-bear coexistence as fascination with bear viewing increases.” – Kate Field
Coast Mountain News
Monica Lamb-Yorski
2021 09 03
Researchers will study how grizzly bear behaviours might change with or without the presence of people.
The Williams Lake Tribune
Monica Lamb-Yorski
2021 09 03
“We study bear behaviour as it relates to human activities, food availability and other variables in the Atnarko.” – Kate Field
The Conversation
Lauren H. Henson and Jennifer Walkus
2021 09 02
Anthropocene
Warren Cornwall
2021 09 01
The Wuikinuxv Nation and researchers have partnered in a study to see how sockeye salmon runs can be shared with indigenous fisheries and grizzlies.
Kopalnia Wiedzy
Mariusz Błoński
2021 08 28
Green Report
2021 08 27
L’analisi del DNA mostra una relazione tra tre gruppi distinti di grizzly e tribù indigene della British Columbia con lingue diverse.
Smithsonian Magazine
David Kindy
2021 08 26
yahoo! news
2021 08 23
Grizzly bears with similar genes have been found to inhabit territories that closely match those of Indigenous language families in northern B.C.
CBC News
Winston Szeto
2021 08 22
“It is an indication of how deep that relationship is between bears and people in the landscape and these resources that they both rely on.” – Lauren Henson
Times Colonist
Carla Wilson
2021 08 22
“If salmon do not have sufficient habitat to breed and complete their life cycle, then none of the other conservation management actions we take will matter.” – Tara Martin
North Isle News
VanIsle.News Staff
2021 08 20
The Wildlife Society
2021 08 19
Researchers in B.C. have discovered a remarkable crossover between cultural diversity and biological diversity, with the coastal region hosting three distinct genetic groups of grizzly bears.
National Geographic
Johanna Read
2021 08 18
Pacific salmon is a common menu item in B.C. restaurants. However, it might be time to reduce consumption of this threatened fish if we are to save it.
SAPIENS
Gloria Dickie
2021 08 18
New research on Indigenous language groups in B.C. shows a relationship between geographical and genetic differences in grizzly bears and the words used to identify them.
CBC Radio Daybreak North
Carolina de Ryk (host)
2021 08 18
A new study from the Raincoast Conservation Foundation shows an intimate relationship between grizzly bear families and indigenous people in the Great Bear Rainforest. (Lauren Henson interview 52.07)
Peoples Dispatch
Sandipan Talukdar
2021 08 18
Can genetic distinctions among bear populations be related to language differences among human populations co-existing in a region? New research says yes.
By Ingrid Oliveira, Gizmodo
2021 08 17
By Carmen Leitch, Labroots
2021 08 15
A careful analysis showed that within one boundary of a language family, bears were very similar to each other genetically compared to bears living in another language family region.
By University of British Columbia, Sci Tech Daily
2021 08 14
Toronto Star
Brenna Owen
2021 08 14
By Rachel Fritts, Science Magazine
2021 08 13
By Jennifer Thuncher, The Squamish Chief
2021 08 13
"The Spit, impedes at-risk juvenile chinook from entering the estuary and funnels them out into the ocean prematurely, causing them to die, say conservationists."
By Rochelle Baker, The Canadian
2021 08 12
By Boston Laferté, Martlet
2021 08 12
By Iednewsdesk, India Education Diary
2021 08 08
The Globe and Mail
Ivan Semeniuk
2021 08 07
Capital Daily
Arrthy Thayaparan
2021 08 07
Scientists and the Wuikinuxv Nation say grizzly bear diets could be largely protected if the human salmon catch were decreased by 10%.
By Holy Kartika Nurwigati Sumartiningtyas, Kompas.com
2021 08 06
By Ziya Tong, Canadian Geographic
2021 08 06
First Nations and scientists are working side by side to better understand coastal wolves living in the Great Bear Rainforest.
By University of British Columbia
2021 08 05
By University of British Columbia, Science Daily
2021 08 05