Seeking a role in the environmental sector? We're looking for a gov't relations and policy strategist to support our Alberta work. The position location is flexible within the province, with a salary of $65,000 to $75,000 annually. Learn more and apply at y2y.net/careers

Karsten Heuer was a biologist, wildlife & landscape defender, storyteller, husband, father, son and friend, & will be greatly missed by many. All of us at Y2Y are saddened to lose an inspirational leader, champion of our cause & a great friend. y2y.net/blog/thank-you…

On November 17 at 1:00 p.m. MDT, take a cinematic journey through the Yellowstone to Yukon region. Discover extraordinary stories and insights from Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative experts and partners. 🌎✨ Register here: hubs.la/Q02XNv9d0 #Y2Y #WildFilmFest

"If you look at the record of collisions, collisions with deer and elk have gone down by 96%. On average for all species, it's around 80% in Banff national park" Y2Y's Landscape Connectivity Specialist talks connectivity in Alberta to CBC. Read more: cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

Le 14 novembre, ne manquez pas Parlons Sentier en direct avec Harvey Locke, cofondateur de Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative et de Nature Needs Half. Cet événement est rendu possible grâce au soutien de TD (Canada). Première à 16 h HE 👉 youtube.com/@transcanadatr… #TDReadyCommitment

Tune in on November 14 for an incredible edition of Trail Talk Live with Harvey Locke, co-founder of the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative and Nature Needs Half. This event is made possible thanks to the support of TD (Canada). Premiering at 7 PM ET 👉 youtube.com/@transcanadatr… #TDReadyCommitment

🐾 How can we live peacefully with wildlife? In this article by Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative, Discover practical tips on planting bear-safe trees, reducing attractants, and how local efforts are fostering human-wildlife coexistence. 🔗bit.ly/4ew5YSn/

Black bear, black bear, what do you see? I see a camera trap looking back at me! In Y2Y's shared wilderness, encounters between people and bears are common. Tools like camera traps help us understand these interactions and promote coexistence, creating safer spaces for all.

A huge congrats to everyone involved in Idaho’s US-21 Lucky Peak Overpass! This 150-ft wildlife overpass with fencing is making highways safer for elk, deer & more. Y2Y is honored to support this award-winning project alongside local Tribes and agencies. bigcountrynewsconnection.com/idaho/idaho-s-…

The Klinse-za/Twin Sisters Park in B.C. has expanded 75x, aiding the recovery of the Klinse-za #caribou herd. Thanks to Indigenous-led stewardship, the herd grew from 38 to nearly 200. Watch the success story in Caribou Homeland by Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative: hubs.la/Q02ZP0mr0

"When we were looking at the Yellowstone to Yukon region, where we live, I think we’re looking at the best place that can hold up over time. It’s the best intact mountain ecosystem that still has as many of its species." Read more⬇️ missoulacurrent.com/wildlife-popul…

In or near Canmore? Come out to support local Indigenous youth on December 5th from 6pm to 9pm MT at the artPlace Canmore. Attendance is free with donations at the door. Registration is required to attend: y2y.net/event/mini-thn…

Y2Y is hiring for a number of roles at the moment, including manager of media relations. See details on this position and others at y2y.net/careers

Looking for a way to spark a love for nature in the young readers in your life? Check out Teddi Chichester's new book, "Wildlife Crossings of Hope: Connecting Creatures Around the Globe." Head to➡️ teddichichester.com

Karsten Heuer learned a surprising thing or two from the buffalo now roaming the backcountry of Banff National Park — lessons he shared with Andrew Nikiforuk a few months before the renowned biologist, author and conservationist died in November. thetyee.ca/News/2024/12/2…

Choosing the right trees is a simple yet powerful step towards living peacefully with wildlife. Opting for bear-safe plantings and managing fruit-bearing trees can significantly reduce human-wildlife conflicts. Read more: treecanada.ca/article/is-tha…

NEW ARTICLE: This study examines ecological changes on the traditional grasslands of the Stoney Iyethka First Nations in the Canadian Rockies, highlighting the negative impacts of colonial management practices that suppress Indigenous stewardship. doi.org/10.1002/pan3.1…

Over the last eight years, just under 1,000 animal carcasses have been recorded along the 40 kilometre stretch of Highway 3 through Crowsnest Pass. cottagelife.com/general/albert…