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Room for Both: Realizing a Future with Sustainable Economies and Healthy Caribou Populations caribou, Boreal forest, forests, species at risk, industry, economics, land use, conservation, British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario	Rachel Plotkin	June 2019	Report	Biodiversity
How Can We Protect Critical Caribou Habitat and Support Forestry Jobs in Ontario caribou, Boreal forest, forests, Ontario, economics, industry, land use, conservation, species at risk	–	June 2019	Report	Biodiversity
Research Related to Boreal Caribou Habitat Restoration Economics in British Columbia caribou, forests, British Columbia, economics, species at risk, conservation, land use, industry, Boreal forest	Mark Anielski	April 2019	Report	Biodiversity
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY — Tribal Parks and Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas: Lessons Learned from B.C. Examples Indigenous protected and conserved areas, British Columbia, caribou, conservation, Indigenous Peoples, land use	–	August 2018	Executive summary	Environmental rights, Biodiversity
Tribal Parks and Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas: Lessons Learned from B.C. Examples Indigenous protected and conserved areas, British Columbia, caribou, conservation, Indigenous Peoples, land use	Rachel Plotkin	August 2018	Report	Environmental rights, Biodiversity
Madziih (Caribou) Tsáá? Ché Ne Dane Traditional Knowledge and Restoration Study Indigenous Peoples, caribou, community and culture, British Columbia, conservation, species at risk	Susan Leech, Carolyn Whittaker, Doig River First Nation	December 2016	Report	Biodiversity
Population Critical: How Are Caribou Faring? conservation, policy and regulation, caribou, species at risk, forests	–	December 2013	Report	Biodiversity
Passages from the Peace: Community Reflections on Changing B.C.’s Peace Region Indigenous Peoples, British Columbia, industry, species at risk, grizzly bears, caribou, community and culture, human health and wellbeing, land use, Indigenous protected and conserved areas, fossil fuels	Briony Penn	December 2013	Report	Environmental rights
Cultural and Ecological Value of Boreal Woodland Caribou Habitat Indigenous Peoples, eco-assets, species at risk, caribou, community and culture, forests, Indigenous protected and conserved areas, economics, natural capital	–	July 2013	Report	Biodiversity
Atlas of Land Cover, Industrial Land Uses and Industrial-Caused Land Changes in the Peace Region of British Columbia industry, British Columbia, eco-assets, conservation, species at risk, grizzly bears, caribou, land use, natural capital	Peter G. Lee, Matt Hanneman	December 2012	Atlas/Map	–
The Last Place on Earth: British Columbia Needs a Law to Protect Species from Habitat Loss and Global Warming British Columbia, species at risk, caribou, grizzly bears, orcas, conservation, policy and regulation, wolverines	Sean Nixon, Devon Page, Susan Pinkus	October 2008	Recommendation, Report	Biodiversity
Rich Wildlife, Poor Protection: The Urgent Need for Strong Legal Protection of British Columbia’s Biodiversity species at risk, British Columbia, policy and regulation, conservation, caribou, turtles, owls	Faisal Moola, Devon Page, Michelle Connolly, Lindsay Coulter	June 2007	Report, Recommendation	Biodiversity, Oceans and fresh water

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