Retired geologist and author Dr. Ken Card gave a presentation and signed copies of his latest book Ungava: Mapping the Great Empty Land of Cain at Emond Hall in Maynooth, ...

Warning: The images in this story may be disturbing to some people. The premier of Manitoba says hunters who slaughtered a number of female caribou who were carrying unborn calves last April in ...

Caribou Biosciences, Inc. engages in the development of an internal pipeline of off-the-shelf CAR-T and CAR-NK cell therapies. Its tools and technologies provide transformative capabilities to ...

“Due to their southern distribution, these caribou are exposed to higher levels of human-caused landscape disturbance and associated habitat change and loss,” explained Lamb. “Observations from ...

Observations from Indigenous communities, local people, scientists and government biologists indicate that southern mountain caribou migrations are changing or not happening at all." Dr.

John Butcher has been at the helm of Caribou Coffee over an eventful seven years. Under his tenure, the Brooklyn Center-based coffee chain launched a new domestic franchising program and underwent ...

Below, in an exclusive excerpt shared with PEOPLE, Kesting takes us into a nail-biting encounter with a grizzly bear. Pegasus Books Nueltin Lake is a subarctic ... to the Caribou and Seal River ...

The isolated Alaska village was settled around 1950 by once nomadic Nunamiut people who wanted to remain close to the caribou migration. This is the cycle of respect and return and renewal.

9. Caribou only have one calf per year Female caribou, called cows, can only have one calf per year. That’s why each one is precious to their mothers — and to the herd’s survival. Protect the people ...

Caribou traverse snowy ground at the beginning of their annual spring migration. Credit: Kyle Joly/National Park Service Every spring, herds of caribou make their move from the boreal forests of ...