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Province plugs predator pathways through seismic line tree planting
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Province plugs predator pathways through seismic line tree planting
Originally Published on Aug 26, 2025 at 09:30 By George Lee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter About 1.8 million kilometres of crisscrossing seismic lines, some dating from the 1940s, act as convenient corridors in Alberta for predator and prey alike. Too convenient, really. Especially for the province’s 2,000 or so woodland caribou, a threatened population whose ranges are exposed to the increased predation that the lines enable. Seismic lin…
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