Montana unites: Ranchers, Tribes, and policymakers rally around wildlife crossings
In April, Y2Y cohosted a speaking event series in towns across Montana for experts to share the successes of wildlife crossings in the state.
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Immediate call for global action to shift towards a “Nature Positive” approach published today in Frontiers in Science
The Yellowstone to Yukon region offers a global example of driving change for nature In the paper out today from Frontiers in Science, “Nature Positive: halting and reversing biodiversity loss…
New research calls for a Nature Positive approach to stabilizing the planet
For 30 years, Y2Y has been an example of the Nature Positive movement Newly published research shows saving species and fighting climate change work best when we tackle them together, not separately. In a new paper from the prestigious…
Yukon’s Dawson Region land-use plan is a win for wildlife and communities
A landmark plan commits to protecting boreal forests, wetlands, rivers and wildlife across one of North America’s last wild landscapes DAWSON CITY, YUKON — After years of negotiation, the Dawson region has a roadmap for future land use…
Safer roads for people and wildlife on Alberta’s Highway 3
Alberta’s Rock Creek wildlife underpass and fencing project on Highway 3 near Crowsnest Pass is complete, helping animals and people stay safe.
Vital Ground and Y2Y protect key Montana habitat connections in I-90 corridor
Projects near Garrison and Superior help link ecosystems for grizzlies and other wildlife
Milestone conservation deal in B.C. supports wildlife connectivity, biodiversity, and land protection
A key land acquisition conserves 45,000 hectares for conservation and biodiversity in the Elk Valley of British Columbia.
Ktunaxa research shows interior B.C. wildlife corridor at tipping point — resort would be step too far
A new study by Ktunaxa Nation and partner organizations found that building the Zincton All Seasons Resort in B.C. would put too much strain on the local environment.
The future of conservation is connected. And it’s happening now.
The IUCN has published Scaling Up: Conservation in a Connected World, a report that showcases the importance and urgency of large-scale conservation initiatives globally, including the Yellowstone to Yukon region.
A ‘bridge to nowhere,’ gives wildlife and drivers safe passage
A new wildlife overpass and fencing project springs forth from an abandoned bridge over Interstate 90 in north Idaho.
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