Check out Kasim Tirmizey's new blog "Rouge Stories", "a place where the biological and cultural diversity around the Rouge Valley are celebrated in order that we as a community may protect it."

Do you have a favorite Canadian park? Do you want to tell the whole world why you love it? Why not make a short video and ENTER TO WIN some really COOL prizes, like a trip to the Nahanni!

NEW REPORT "How is wildlife faring in Canada's Parks?"

Read the backgrounder and full press release.

Read John's latest blog entry here, called "Consuting First Nations".

 Through Noopemig, a new blog by John Cutfeet, he shares stories about the people and the forest of Ontario's Far North.

Hydro One is planning to build a 430km transmission line from the Lake Nipigon area to Pickle Lake, alongside Wabakimi Provincial Park in northwestern Ontario (view map). As a new permanent linear corridor, this is a known threat to caribou and healthy intact Boreal Forests. CPAWS Wildlands League is asking Hydro One to propose alternative routes for the line – along existing paved roads or railways in already fragmented areas.

Read our backgrounder here.
Read what scientists are saying.
Take Action.

Janet Sumner is the Executive Director of Wildlands League. Stay up to date with the course of wilderness by following her on twitter.

Read "Increasing pressures to use forest biomass: A conservation viewpoint" by Trevor Hesselink, CPAWS Wildlands League Forest Program Director, recently published in The Forestry Chronicle.

Read Wildlands League's report:  A snapshot of caribou range condition in Ontario, July 2009. 

Purchase a plush polar bear and support our work in preserving Ontario's carbon-rich northern Boreal region!