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As part of our research on wildlife, Sightline monitors the population of the Selkirk caribou herd, the last population of caribou to venture south of the Canadian border. Last year, we even created a map showing the historical range of North America’s mountain caribou, and compared it to their much-diminished current range. (It’s on the […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/orgold/db0a12ff7240c955ea19a098c49091c0