What does CWS stand for?

Canadian Wildlife Service

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The pond counts are part of a cooperative habitat and breeding population survey conducted by the Canadian Wildlife Service and the U.

Water, water (almost) everywhere: pond counts rise 45 percent, ...

Geological Survey (USGS), Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), University of Alaska, University of Maryland, Canadian Wildlife Service and the US Forest Service, refutes point-by-point a widely publicized critique of polar bear population predictions.

Global warming still looms large as threat to Polar Bears

It is also about economic subsistence for the community," said Virginia Poter, the director general of the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Arctic indigenous people cling to polar bear hunt

Ian Stirling, Senior Research Scientist with the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Our Driving Habits Destroy Habitats

In 1973, with backing from the National Audubon Society and help from the Canadian Wildlife Service, Kress began transplanting 2-week-old puffin chicks from Great Island off Newfoundland, 1,000 miles to the northeast.

Messy clothes, 24-hour din all part of saving the puffins; ...

For polar bears, the future is uncertain, says polar bear researcher Ian Stirling of the Canadian Wildlife Service, based in Edmonton, Alberta.

Polar bears in trouble

However, polar bear researcher Ian Stifling of the Canadian Wildlife Service, based in Edmonton, Alberta, says that it could have taken decades for changes in the law to show an effect.

Den mothers: bears shift dens as ice deteriorates

Swimming 100 miles is not a big deal for a polar bear, especially a fat one,' said Dr Ian Stirling of the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Stranded, the giants of the Arctic whose world is melting away