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Collaborating to improve coexistence in the High Divide
Discover a few of the ways that Y2Y, in collaboration with some fantastic partners, have recently worked to reduce and manage attractants like food and garbage in Montana’s High Divide.
Vital Ground and Yellowstone to Yukon protect key grizzly habitat along Kootenai River in Northwest Montana
The Vital Ground Foundation and Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y) purchased two lots totaling 10 acres along northwestern Montana’s Kootenai River in early December, protecting corridor habitat for grizzly bears and other wildlife within an undeveloped subdivision near the town of Troy.
New research highlights challenges, opportunities for sustainable approaches in the headwaters of the Columbia River
Report shares perspectives of Columbia Basin community leaders on land use planning, tourism and recreation, forestry and bioenergy, technology, climate change, and engagement with First Nations
Alberta’s newest wildlife crossings a positive investment: Conservationists
Y2Y applauds the Alberta government’s decision to advance wildlife crossings in the province.
New post-doc brings passion for people and nature
For Dr. Karine Pigeon, being outdoors has always been an important part of her work life — and her life when she’s off the clock.
Funding to help protect biodiversity in Alberta’s Eastern Slopes
New financial support to focus on critical habitat in Alberta’s Rocky Mountain region.
Conservationists hoping for wildlife overpass funds
Conservationists hoping for wildlife overpass funds for Alberta’s Highway 1 through the Bow Valley.
Albertan nominated for prestigious international conservation prize
This year, Y2Y has a connection to two nominees for the prestigious 2020 Indianapolis Prize for animal conservation.
I’m not that kind of camper (or am I?)
Diving into the rehabilitation of Alberta’s Castle region opens up as many questions as answers. Y2Y’s Connie Simmons comments on Y2Y’s work in southern Alberta’s Eastern Slopes.
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