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	Green Scene: Species Remain at Risk without Gov’t Action by Elaine Golds (published by the Tri-City News on JanuaryBarn owls are a species at risk in the Lower Mainland, which is one of the few areas in Canad Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-01-19 13:03:39 Open Document File Size: 125,88 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent Europe / / Country Japan / United States / Iceland / Canada / / Event Extinction / Environmental Issue / / NaturalFeature Edward Island / / Organization federal government / Harper government / provincial government / Canadian government / / Person Elaine Golds / Kiyoshi Takahashi / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Prince Edward Island / British Columbia / Saskatchewan / / PublishedMedium the Tri-City News / / SocialTag International Union for Conservation of Nature Millennium Development Goals Ecological restoration Endangered species Species at Risk Act Endangered Species Act Threatened species CITES Extinction Environment

Green Scene: Species Remain at Risk without Gov’t Action by Elaine Golds (published by the Tri-City News on JanuaryBarn owls are a species at risk in the Lower Mainland, which is one of the few areas in CanadAdd to Reading List