Wapusk National Park of Canada

Wapusk News - Archives

• Fall 2012 - Vol. 4, No. 2
• Spring 2011 - Vol. 4, No. 1
• Fall 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 2
• Summer 2010 - Vol. 3, No. 1
• Fall 2009 - Vol. 2, No. 1
• Fall 2008 - Vol.1, No. 2
• Spring 2008 - Vol. 1, No. 1
• February 2007

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Wapusk News - Fall 2011
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Fall 2011 - Volume 4, Number 2

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• Trip down remote Owl River "For the Birds" 
• New Research Centre and Exhibit at Assiniboine Park Zoo will support International Polar Bear Conservation efforts 
• People and the Landscape of Wapusk National Park 
• Parks Canada wants to hear from you 
• Wapusk National Park Management Board meet at Broad River 
• Parks Canada Centennial Celebrations in the Churchill Area 
• What's Happening with Bear-Human Interactions in Wapusk National Park? 

Spring 2011 - Volume 4, Number 1

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• "It's Not Easy Being Green..." 
• Parks Canada and the Churchill Northern Studies Centre Host Science Symposium
• Wapusk Leadership Camp 2011
• Parks Canada welcomes David Britton to Churchill...
• Parks Canada Issues First Licence of Occupation in Wapusk National Park
• Music and Film - Inspired by Wapusk
• A Northern Treasure
• 100 years, Come Celebrate!
  
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Fall 2010 - Volume 3, Number 2

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• Counting Polar Bears 
• Mission Impossible : Cape Churchill 
• Ecology of the Arctic and Red Fox in the Greater Wapusk Ecosystem 
• It's Great to Be Back ... (a message from the Superintendent, Manitoba Field Unit)
• Happy Campers: Second Annual "Leaders for Our Planet" Youth Leadership Camp in Wapusk National Park 
• New Products 
• First "State of the Park Report" Underway for Wapusk National Park 
• The Wapusk "Trip of a Lifetime" Adventure - Sleeping with the Polar Bears 
• A Dream Job for a Photo-nerd / Nature-enthusiast Like Me! 
• Putting Wapusk on the Map 
• Coming Soon - New Ways to Explore Wapusk National Park 
• Showcasing Wapusk in High Definition!

Summer 2010 - Volume 3, Number 1

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• Wapusk National Park Use Regulations – Why Celebrate? 
• Parks Canada Plans Public Consultation on the Use of Firearms in Northern National Parks 
• Churchill Northern Studies Centre Receives Funding Through Arctic Research Infrastructure Fund 
• What’s Up, What’s Down & What’s All Around 
• A Grizzly Encounter! 
• Beaches 
• Former Lightning Bug Sets Olympic Torch Ablaze 

Fall 2009 - Volume 2, Number 1

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• If You Build it, They will Come? ... Only in the Movies
• Wapusk National Park hosts Second Annual Science Meeting
• Parks Canada partners with Toronto Zoo!
• Clean-up in Wapusk National Park Continues
• Parks Canada Awards First Business Licence in Wapusk National Park
• Youth Leadership Camp Launched at Wapusk National Park

 

Fall 2008 - Volume 1, Number 2

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• Polar Bears and Climate Change in Western Hudson Bay
• Wapusk National Park Starts off Green
• Were there Inuit in Wapusk - A Round-about Answer
• Parks Canada in Summer: A Busy Summer!
• University of Manitoba Field Course in Wapusk
• Home Away from Home
• Big City to Big Tundra
• The Owl River by Canoe
• Ecological Integrity Report
• Summer 2008 Research
• PCA-Sponsored Student Named for PBI Leadership Camp

Spring 2008 - Volume 1, Number 1

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• Cleaning up Wapusk National Park
• Winter Research
• The Birth of a National Park
• The Wapusk National Park Management Plan has been approved. What will this mean?
• Wapusk National Park Hosts Research and Monitoring Forum
• Names, names, names!
• Getting to know the Wapusk Management Board
• Summer Ecology of Caribou
  
  
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February 2007

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• A snapshot of selected research work (Wapusk National Park, July & August 2006)

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