B.C. commits $27 million to enhance caribou recovery

[Rob Chipman]

$27 million? Good news.

Election year? Figures.

Solution? Like we've talked about before - an over arching, clear objective for wildlife management that takes all human activities into account over the long term, with a sustainable funding model. Plus, we have to try to make sure that wildlife doesn't become politicized, and that the objective stays constant regardless of who forms government.

[GoatGuy]

If the science says non viable(genetic threshold) is that money well spent or just a make work project?

There's no way around SARA when it comes to critical habitat - even if the caribou are gone.

[GoatGuy]

$27 million? Good news.

Election year? Figures.

Solution? Like we've talked about before - an over arching, clear objective for wildlife management that takes all human activities into account over the long term, with a sustainable funding model. Plus, we have to try to make sure that wildlife doesn't become politicized, and that the objective stays constant regardless of who forms government.

agreed..............

[horshur]

your PM is full Goat

[Drillbit]

I'd be happier if it weren't an election year....

Exactly.

Might buy some Simple votes tho.......

[GoatGuy]

your PM is full Goat

done.............

[bonecolecter]

personally,i cheap of a lot on here,lol, here i go again!i have NO PROB with ENYONE putin $$ in to help save any of our animals.BUT government?Cristy clark? we all no theres TO reasons only a fraction of ENY $$ put in will ever be used for what its intended,and the rest.....will be used in ways that are very.......CONTRAVERSAL, in my opinion