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Wild B C population of critically endangered spotted owl jumps from 1 to 4 – Quesnel Cariboo Observer

Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government

British columbiaJames hobartJosie osborneSpotted owl breedingRelease programSpuzzum firstNorthern spotted owlChief james hobartSpuzzum nationAnderson wildlife habitat areaSpuzzum wildlife habitat areaFraser canyonResource stewardshipFirst nationsSpotted owl management plan

Wild B C population of critically endangered spotted owl jumps from 1 to 4 – Williams Lake Tribune

Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government

British columbiaJames hobartJosie osborneSpotted owl breedingRelease programSpuzzum firstNorthern spotted owlChief james hobartSpuzzum nationAnderson wildlife habitat areaSpuzzum wildlife habitat areaFraser canyonResource stewardshipFirst nationsSpotted owl management plan

Wild B C population of critically endangered spotted owl jumps from 1 to 4 – Ladysmith Chronicle

Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government

British columbiaJames hobartJosie osborneSpotted owl breedingRelease programSpuzzum firstNorthern spotted owlChief james hobartSpuzzum nationAnderson wildlife habitat areaSpuzzum wildlife habitat areaFraser canyonResource stewardshipFirst nationsSpotted owl management plan

Wild B C population of critically endangered spotted owl jumps from 1 to 4 – Kelowna Capital News

Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government

British columbiaJames hobartJosie osborneSpotted owl breedingRelease programSpuzzum firstNorthern spotted owlChief james hobartSpuzzum nationAnderson wildlife habitat areaSpuzzum wildlife habitat areaFraser canyonResource stewardshipFirst nationsSpotted owl management plan

Wild B C population of critically endangered spotted owl jumps from 1 to 4 – North Island Gazette

Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government

British columbiaJames hobartJosie osborneSpotted owl breedingRelease programSpuzzum firstNorthern spotted owlChief james hobartSpuzzum nationAnderson wildlife habitat areaSpuzzum wildlife habitat areaFraser canyonResource stewardshipFirst nationsSpotted owl management plan

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