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Wikipedia Overview
The barren-ground caribou is a subspecies of the reindeer that is found in the Canadian territories of Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, in northern Alaska and in south-western Greenland. It includes the Porcupine caribou of Yukon and Alaska. The barren-ground caribou is a medium-sized caribou, smaller and lighter-colored than the boreal woodland caribou, with the females weighing around 90 kg (200 lb) and the males around 150 kg (330 lb). However, on some of the smaller islands, the average weight may be less. The large migratory herds of barren-ground caribou take their names from the traditional calving grounds, such as the Ahiak herd, the Baffin Island herds, the Bathurst herd, the Beverly herd, the Bluenose East herd, the Bluenose West herd, the Porcupine herd and the Qamanirjuaq herd.
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Barren Ground Caribou Hunts Are Disappearing — or Getting Outrageously Expensive - Outdoor Life
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Barren-ground caribou - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
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New Maps Reveal Striking Impacts on One of Arctic’s Largest Caribou Migrations - University of Wyoming
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Baffin Island caribou population growth ‘incredibly good news’ - Nunatsiaq News
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Caribou recovery at Parks Canada: out of sight—but not out of mind - Parks Canada
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Newest data shows decline in Bathurst and Bluenose-East barren-ground caribou herds - CBC
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Barren-Ground Caribou Eating Tussock Cottongrass Flowerheads - USGS (.gov)
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Barren-ground Caribou | Environment and Climate Change - gov.nt.ca
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Undermining subsistence: Barren-ground caribou in a “tragedy of open access” - Science | AAAS
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Barren-Ground Caribou - Living on Earth
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Lucky No. 29: An Archery Super Slam Finale - Bowhunter
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In one chart, the near-disappearance of a caribou herd - Cabin Radio
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Making it count: Caribou, by the numbers (Part 1) - Jasper Local
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Boone and Crockett honors Horace, North Dakota, hunter for record book caribou - Grand Forks Herald
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New AI tool aids caribou conservation in a changing Arctic - British Antarctic Survey
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Exploring a Timeless Wilderness, Before the Drilling Begins (Published 2019) - The New York Times
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Population Surveys - gov.nt.ca
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Using AI to protect caribou migration in a changing Arctic - Cabin Radio
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What Big Game Animal Presents The Biggest Challenge - Bowhunter
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Genes reveal caribou are specialized to unique habitats - The Wildlife Society
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Caribou board ‘cautiously optimistic’ about Beverly herd’s growth - Cabin Radio
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Strategy to revitalize barren-ground caribou comes as numbers hit historic lows - CBC
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Bernie Kuntz: Caribou hunting in '96 - Jamestown Sun
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JWM Study: Declining caribou means less prey for wolves - The Wildlife Society
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Barren ground caribou classified as 'threatened' in the N.W.T. - CBC
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Caribou Hunting in North America - Bowhunting.com
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Canada's barren ground caribou classified as 'threatened' - CBC
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Woodland Caribou in Saskatchewan - Government of Saskatchewan
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15. State - Wildlife | Environment and Climate Change - gov.nt.ca
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Mammals - Parks Canada
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Barren-ground caribou, Dolphin and Union population, management plan 2017: part 2 - canada.ca
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Collaboration for Caribou - Parks Canada
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Caribou summit asks a burning question: What's the future of the Porcupine herd? - CBC
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Mining activities, not hunting, responsible for northern caribou declines - CBC
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Arctic caribou management board releases 10-year plan - larongeNOW
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The (re)naming of caribou - Canadian Geographic
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NWT lists barren-ground caribou as threatened species - Cabin Radio
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Decades ago, women guarded this quilt in Toronto all night to keep it safe. Today it sits all but forgotten in Spadina Station - Toronto Star
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The mystery of the disappearing caribou herd - Canadian Geographic
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Proposed Port and Road in Canada’s Central Arctic Raise Caribou Concerns - News Deeply
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Alaska Woman Shoots Record Caribou on Solo Hunt 4 Months After Bear Attack - Free Range American
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Qamanirjuaq caribou are adapting to earlier spring, but that might not stop their decline - Canadian Geographic
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Gallery: Top Trophies From the 27th Pope & Young Biennium Awards - Bowhunter
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N.W.T. wolf cull plan that includes shooting from aircraft approved - CBC
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More than 80 caribou killed in no-hunting zone, NWT says - Cabin Radio
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New recovery plan as Bathurst herd continues to shrink - Cabin Radio
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N.W.T., Nunavut advocates fight for more caribou calving ground protections - CBC
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Workshop arms Sahtu residents with tools to challenge caribou controls - CBC
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Caribou population decline not caused by over-harvesting by Indigenous groups - University of Alberta
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Code Name: Shopping for Droppings: Cape Churchill Caribou Scat Collection - Parks Canada
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Mobile no-harvest zone for Bathurst caribou kicks in - Cabin Radio
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Hunters using "irresponsible hunting practices," caribou board says - Cabin Radio
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Manitoba will join with Nunavut to monitor essential caribou herd - CBC
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Indigenous groups concerned about Point Lake’s impact on caribou - Cabin Radio
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Beverly caribou decline not as drastic as once feared: new study - Nunatsiaq News
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Where are the wolves? Satellite collaring planned for wolves on caribou winter range - CBC
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More than 80 caribou illegally killed in last 2 weeks, N.W.T. Indigenous leaders say - CBC
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Lodge owner decries killing of caribou on property, but others caution against rush to judgment - CBC
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Tracking changes in caribou habitat in a warming climate - Parks Canada
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NWT wants GN to cut Bathurst caribou harvest in western Nunavut - Nunatsiaq News
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N.W.T. gov't upping reward for wolves hunted in designated area - CBC
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Tradition versus technology: Northerners debate use of drones in caribou hunting - CBC
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WWF-Canada wants federal intervention over caribou - Cabin Radio
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Sahtu communities to be given more caribou conservation power - Cabin Radio
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Mining, climate change decimates the Bathurst caribou herd in N.W.T. - APTN News
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WWF: Canada endangered species face 'staggering losses' - BBC
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Groups in NWT, Nunavut ponder measures to save caribou - Nunatsiaq News
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N.W.T.’s Bluenose-East, Bathurst caribou in ‘alarming’ decline - CBC
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Iconic art that's been on display at Toronto subway station for decades is moving - blogTO
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NWT asks for input on Bathurst caribou management plan - Cabin Radio
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Network of guardians working to protect Bathurst caribou - Cabin Radio
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Bathurst caribou are almost gone. But is it just nature at work? - Cabin Radio
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Elder outraged over caribou "slaughter" - APTN News
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North Slave wolf carcasses worth $900 this season - Cabin Radio
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N.W.T. releases plan to protect Bathurst caribou, but some fear it's too late - CBC
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Finding a Lifeline for Canada’s Threatened Arctic Caribou - The Narwhal
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Nunavut ‘repeatedly refused’ to disclose impacts of Baffinland’s Mary River mine expansion on caribou: mayor - The Narwhal
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Northerners meet to discuss declining caribou - MBC Radio
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