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wcs canada scientists helped the government develop the national recovery strategy for boreal caribou and we are continuing field canada's boreal serves as the breeding grounds for thousands of birds every year, including this blackpoll warbler. wcs canada is studying population trends and habitat requirements of boreal birds in the northern boreal mountains. crown of the continent wcs canada recently published an as*essment of critical habitat and landscape linkages for six iconic and vulnerable species as part of a series of reports focused on the crown of the continent ecosystem. bats in western canada wcs canada is tracking bats, including this keen's myotis, in british columbia and alberta. we are collecting scientific information on the likelihood and possible impacts of the deadly white nose syndrome wcs canada and wcs north america program work together to gather important data and support conservation work across borders in the arctic, from russia through alaska and canada's western arctic. learn more keeping ontario's boreal wild ontario's north is a vast and remote region, and holds the world's largest intact boreal forest. in addition, there is as much water as there is land in this large area, providing important wetland habitat 2017 conservation action report have a look at our wild world and find out more about how wcs canada. amended environmental as*essment of wataynikaneyap transmission line review. wcs canada comments – review of wataykineyap’s transmission line to pickle lake amended environmental as*essment – october 2018. author(s): cheryl chetkiewicz & justina ray year: 2018. wataynikaneyap power requesting exemption from far north act. wcs canada comments – wataynikaneyap transmission line project requested exemption from the far north act – october 2018. wcs canada comments – public consultation on the draft conservation plan for grizzly bears in yukon – october 2018. wcs canada comments – final recommended plan for the peel watershed – october 2018.