Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Rocks-on-Slate-Islands-in-Canada-27MZIF2DBNM4.htmlConceptually similarStones on Slate Islands in CanadaGP03QUKCompleted★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QV2Completed★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QV3Completed★★★★Slate Islands and Lake Superior in CanadaGP03QULCompleted★★★★★★Moon over Lake Superior in CanadaGP03QVDCompleted★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QUOCompleted★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QUPCompleted★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QUSCompleted★★★★★★Woodland Caribou in CanadaGP03QUVCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP03QUGRocks on Slate Islands in CanadaClose up of rock face.In original language:Slate Islands in KanadaNahaufnahme einer Felswand.Locations:Canada-Lake Superior-North America-Ontario-Slate Islands (Ontario)Date:6 Oct, 2011Credit:© Markus Mauthe / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6048px X 4032pxKeywords:Autumn-Boreal forests-Close ups-Day-Forests (campaign title)-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Outdoors-Pebbles-RocksShoot:Boreal Forest Woodland Caribou - Slate Island, OntarioSlate Islands, Lake Superior, Canada, provide a refuge for woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou). Woodland caribou are a threatened species whose numbers are in decline. These caribou need thousands of square kilometres of uncut wilderness to survive. Slate Islands are protected as provincial park.Unsustainable logging and political inaction are threatening the Canadian Boreal Forest, one of the largest tracts of ancient forest on the planet. One of the major threats to the forest is clearcutting intact forests for disposable paper products. Greenpeace is working to stop this practice, which destroys the habitat of threatened wildlife.
