🎥 Did you know that caribou travel thousands of kilometres across the Boreal—but many of the herds' future is uncertain? Habitat loss has put many herds at risk, threatening their survival. Indigenous-led conservation efforts, like the Innu-Cree Caribou Agreement, the proposed Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area, and Guardians programs are making a difference. These initiatives are working to protect herd populations, ensure migration routes remain intact, and help caribou from coast

On Wildlife Conservation Day, we’re celebrating the incredible animals that call the Boreal Forest home! With millions of hectares of wild landscapes, the boreal is a launchpad for great migrations of wildlife. Moose roam its marshes, feeding on aquatic plants, while caribou travel for thousands of kilometres as they move from their boreal wintering areas to their tundra calving grounds. Fish like pike and perch rely on its rivers and lakes to thrive, and billions of birds migrate to the forest