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W.P.P. woodland caribou, Flyers &  Inaturalist site

4/28/2021

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FOW President Vern Fish is in regular communications with W.P.P. Sup. Shannon Lawr and other park staff.   Here's three items they shared from this week's discussions.

Grey Ghosts of Wabakimi -- Woodland Caribou Flyer (open & download)
What can you do to help?   P lease do your part to help ensure that there will always be
woodland caribou in the park:    • Try to avoid camping/ using shore lunches on islands during the vulnerable calving period (May and June).  • Use existing campsites • Stick to trails to reduce the overall footprint on the sensitive lichen-carpeted habitat. • Keep dogs on a leash • If you see a caribou, do not pursue it. Keep your distance and just observe. • If you see a caribou please take time to fill out the sightings chart. • Thanks! The caribou appreciate


Fish for the Future: (Do's & Don'ts) open & download
Wabakimi fishing is among the best in Ontario due to a well managed fishery and remote setting. Let’s help keep it this way for future generations. Catch & Release, Fish First Aid, Gear, Drastic Plastic 

iNaturalist-Ontario
Shannon Walshe-W.P.P. Biologist--  says canoe trippers can contribute to flora and fauna information, monitoring, and protections by entering observations in iNaturalist.
See her interview from last August. 


iNaturalist-Getting Started      Video Tutorials

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    • News & Updates
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    • Conservation News >
      • Phil's Article
    • 2023 Photo & Video Contest
  • wabakimi maps
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    • Wabakimi Provincial Park
    • Beyond Wabakimi
  • The Wabakimi Project
  • CANOEING, PLANNING, OUTFITTER AND OTHER RESOURCES
  • Where We've Been
  • FOW on Facebook!
  • Phil Cotton Legacy Award