Jasper
Elevation
Alpine
O Canada
Oreamnos
Icefields Parkway
Kitsumkalum
Banff
Castles
Wolf Clan Totem
Wild Horses
Mountain Goat
Canadian Rockies
The Majestic
Exchamsiks River
Shannon Falls
“Lakescape”
Teslin Lake, Yukon Territory, Canada
Sony A200
Sony 18-70mm lens @ 60mm
1/200 sec @ f13
iso 100
© Teklanika Photography 2011
June 10, 2012
Relocating from Colorado to Alaska: June 2 – 10, 2011
3,211 total driving miles – driving through 4 US states (Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and Alaska) and 3 Canadian provinces (Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon Territory).
New Book Tracks the History of Yukon Wolves
courtesy of CBC.CA
by Dave White
Bob Hayes probably knows more about the Yukon’s wolves than anyone else.
As a government biologist, he spent more than two decades studying their behaviour, learning about their history in the territory, and the symbolic importance to the Yukon.
He also collected a lot of great stories along the way, and he has used all of that to create his first book, Wolves In The Yukon.
Wildlife Hysteria: Nova Scotia’s War on Coyotes
courtesy of The Chronicle Herald
by Billy MacDonald and David Orton
In Nova Scotia, coyotes are designated “other harvestable wildlife” and can be shot or otherwise killed year-round with no “bag limit.” There is also an NDP government-initiated, subsidized trapping program, through a “pelt-incentive” of $20 per dead coyote, for licensed trappers.
We are informed that coyotes seen near communities — for example, around schools — “are to be captured and killed.” A Department of Natural Resources press release of Jan. 21, 2011, states: “More than 800 coyote pelts have been shipped to market this season, a 51 per cent increase over the same period last season.” Government media releases have spoken of aiming to kill 4,000 coyotes!
Wilder Alaska 