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Jennifer Skene

Jennifer Skene is an environmental law fellow at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Caribou threats tarnish Canada’s environmental reputation

  • For decades, Canada has enjoyed an international reputation as an environmental leader. But as Canada fails to take action to stop the widespread degradation
Opinion | BY JENNIFER SKENE | November 5, 2018
Caribou are an 'indicator species,' meaning the health of their populations is considered a barometer for the health of the boreal forest more broadly. As such, their decline signals even more widespread concerns, writes Jennifer Skene. Photograph courtesy of the U.S. National Parks Service

Caribou threats tarnish Canada’s environmental reputation

Opinion | BY JENNIFER SKENE | November 5, 2018
  • For decades, Canada has enjoyed an international reputation as an environmental leader. But as Canada fails to take action to stop the widespread degradation

Caribou threats tarnish Canada’s environmental reputation

Opinion | BY JENNIFER SKENE | November 5, 2018
  • For decades, Canada has enjoyed an international reputation as an environmental leader. But as Canada fails to take action to stop the widespread degradation
Caribou are an 'indicator species,' meaning the health of their populations is considered a barometer for the health of the boreal forest more broadly. As such, their decline signals even more widespread concerns, writes Jennifer Skene. Photograph courtesy of the U.S. National Parks Service
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