BC Revelstoke

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@NP_Forillon Less ice will form due to the lower sea level, and so less freeze-thaw of the ice will occur, which is a primary cause of erosion. - A #FNP

@yohopark A reserve for the caribou may be a better solution, as it both protects their habitat and population. What do you think? -A #BCRevelstoke

@Jasper_National @GrasslandsGFSS This is an ideal solution towards saving the woodland caribou. It will allow them to stay in their habitats be protected. - A #BCRevelstoke

@GrosMourne Brining the caribou into captivity is dangerous because they are unable to survive with human disturbances. - A #BCRevelstoke

@GrosMourne #grosmorneiscool 2: It will bring negative criticism from animal rights activists as they are deliberately hunting moose-Faheem

@GrosMourne #grosmorneiscool I do not get this question. Could you explain what it means please?

@NahanniNP_ #StopTheMine It can be prevented by convincing the government to enforce laws that prevent mines from using up caribou habitat-F

@NahanniNP_ #StopTheMine Since mining requires land space, it results in the destruction of habitats causing habitat loss for the caribou-F

@NP_Forillon #FNP Since global warming induces coastal erosion caused by water bodies, lower sea levels would cause lesser erosion damage-F

@yohopark #YOHOHELP The park is an example of tourist attractions and the issues will damage the park hence reducing tourism and profits-F

@yohopark #YOHOHELP Send a petition to enforce strong laws to prevent habitat fragmentation from the park-Faheem

@yohopark 2:As national parks are example of tourist attractions and the issues will damage the park and reduce tourism for the park-F

@yohopark 1:Create a petition to enforce strong laws to prevent habitat fragmentation from the park-Faheem

@waterton_lakes Great idea! Moving the caribou to areas with little human disturbances will greatly improve their chance in surviving. - A #BCRevelstoke

@yohopark Yes, but animals at the park will be unable survive because herbicides kill native plant species that they rely on to survive. -A #YOHOHELP

@yohopark It is certainly more efficient, however, being unable to control herbicides involves risking the life of native plants. -A #YOHOHELP

@yohopark Manual control involves digging/hand-pulling, smothering, flooding, and prescribed fires, which eliminates many plants at once. -A #YOHOHELP

@yohopark Instead of using herbicides, manual control is the best way to clear invasive species, as it also saves non-native species. -A #YOHOHELP

@yohopark Great idea, but sending them away may risk their reproduction process, as there will not be enough caribou to mate with. -A #BCRevelstoke