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Ochiwasahow: The Fisher Bay Area

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Wolf tracks by Eric Reder.

Research and Writing: Ron Thiessen

Editing: Eric Reder

Design and Layout: Eric Reder

Mapping: Geoff Senichenko

Web Publishing 2007: Gil Aguilar, Anton van Walraven

Western Canada Wilderness Committee Vol. 26 No. 4 Spring 2007. Canadian Mail Product Sales Agreement
0900567. Posted in Vancouver. For free distribution.

Printed in Canada on recycled newsprint with vegetable-based inks. Press run 25,000. © Wilderness Committee 2007.
All rights reserved. Written material may be used when credit is given.

Updated for the web on September 2, 2009

We gratefully acknowledge Mountain Equipment Co-op for making this publication possible.

mec.ca/sustainability

Published by

Fisher River Cree Nation

Box 367 Koostatak, MB R0C 1S0

phone: (204) 645–2171

www.fisherriver.com

CPAWS — Manitoba Chapter

3rd fl oor – 303 Portage Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2B 2B4

phone: (204) 949–0782

www.cpawsmb.org

CPAWS thanks Patagonia Inc. and Tides Canada Exchange Fund of Tides Canada Foundation for supporting our work toward establishing a provincial park in the Fisher Bay region.

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“Father of North American Boreal Ecology” has Passed On

After a long life rich with achievements, Professor William O. Pruitt Jr., Senior Scholar in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Manitoba, passed away on December 7, 2009.

He is greatly missed.

The list of Dr. Pruitt’s accomplishments is vast. His research and passion for teaching has been profoundly important in our understanding of boreal ecology. His tireless service to protect the boreal forests and its critters is truly inspiring. Dr. Pruitt was so helpful to CPAWS and so many others with his teachings and insights about woodland caribou.