A study suggests female caribou antlers are primarily a source of nutrients for caribou that have just given birth. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca

A big increase in the Baffin Island #caribou herd is hailed as a success for harvest measures - read the full report by the Nunavut government at www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Watch APTN tonight for a special show featuring #caribou research in the Northwest Territories. Or if you can't do that, you can head to our website to learn more about caribou and the peoples who rely on them - www.northerncaribou.ca

After some reports of #caribou herd declines, some good news - the Baffin Island herd has reportedly rebounded to more than 48,000 after a low of 4,600 in 2014. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

More news of #caribou herd decline - the George River herd drops from 175,000 in 2024 to 136,000 in 2025, drawing Cree government calls for a pause on hunting. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Great new downloadable book about elders' observations of the Dolphin and Union #caribou herd (and much more besides). New in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

A new count shows the Porcupine #caribou herd has dropped to about 143,000 from 218,000 in 2017. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Pond Inlet hunters reach quota limit for Baffin Island #caribou. New in our news section, northerncaribou.ca/news

We focus on Canadian migratory #caribou - but the drivers of herd decline don't stop at the border knom.org/2026/01/05/c...

New maps show shrinkage of the range of the threatened Bathurst #caribou herd. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

A glimpse into the impacts of disappearing caribou - new in our resources section www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Innu Nation says Quebec government is doing nothing on #caribou conservation, and plans its response. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

A great new resource on the Southampton Island #caribou herd has enabled us to update the herd information - check it out by clicking on the map at www.northerncaribou.ca

More first nations call for a moratorium in hunting #caribou along a winter road in the Northwest Territories following further herd declines. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Data shows collared caribou from declining Bathurst herd are switching herds. New in our resources section, northerncaribou.ca/resources

A new podcast foregrounds the completion of the Nunavut Land Use Plan as a tool to conserve #caribou populations. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

A Northwest Territories first nation calls for a pause on winter hunting of two threatened #caribou herds. New in our news section, www.northercaribou.ca/news

Chart shows precipitous decline of the Bathurst #caribou herd. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

The Bathurst #caribou herd plunges to shocking new lows despite efforts to protect it. New in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Alaskan environmentalists sue the state over its policy of shooting grizzly bears to protect #caribou. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

People fear a recent count of the Porcupine #caribou herd will reveal a decline in numbers. New in our news section, northerncaribou.ca/news

Can #caribou slow climate impacts on tundra? New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Paid hunts for barren-ground caribou are becoming a thing of the past. New in our news section, northerncaribou.ca/news

NWT and Nunavut add Peary #caribou and the Dolphin and Union herd to a an agreement on collaborative caribou management. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news thanks @CabinRadio

Video story of young hunters in Nunavut learning how to hunt and process caribou. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Lessons from the past predict a tenuous future for #caribou. New in our resources section www.northerncribou.ca/resources

Gwich'in people mobilize to oppose new efforts to drill for oil in the calving grounds of the Porcupine #caribou. New in our news section northerncaribou.ca/news thanks @thenarwhal.ca

A broad review assesses impacts on #caribou of mining, oil and gas extraction - new in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Forest fires are burning across caribou habitat. Find out on our website what impacts the fires have on #caribou. www.northerncaribou.ca/management/d...

New sampling technology tested to check for the presence of #caribou in a given area. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

How many subspecies of caribou are there? You can find the answer, and much more about caribou on our site www.northerncaribou.ca/arctic-carib...

Evidence shows the Fortymile #caribou herd may have eaten itself into decline. New in our resources section, northerncaribou.ca/resources

Further declines reported in Fortymile #caribou herd - now at 24-28 thousand. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Alaska Department of Fish and Game says it has new photocensus pictures of the Porcupine #caribou herd, but was not able to capture the Fortymile herd. The department's video on how photocensus counts work is in our searchable resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Happy Nunavut day - the Nunavut coat of arms features a #caribou, reflecting the central role of this animal in the lives of many Nunavummiut (people from Nunavut). Learn more about the connections between caribou and northern peoples, www.northerncaribou.ca/people

#Caribou cited as a major reason for decision stalling proposed uranium development in Nunavut. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Hi #caribou followers, we were off on summer migrations visiting distant relatives - here's a picture of some of them (Svalbard reindeer).

a light-hearted piece on #caribou, fieldwork, and resourcefulness in the face of equipment failures. New in our news section, northerncaribou.ca/news

AI could help predict timing of #caribou sea ice crossings says new paper. New in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Good news in the #caribou world - the Beverly herd population estimates put the numbers up by about 50% between 2018 and 2023. Find out more in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

A recovery strategy for Peary #caribou raises the possibility that climate change will shrink their range to just two Arctic islands. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

No news about northern #caribou today - but the story of how Newfoundland's caribou decline led to the import of a now iconic Newfoundland animal. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

A lodge owner calls it a "mass slaughter" of #caribou in northern Manitoba. Others are not so sure but the case is being investigated. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

A new #caribou collar is set to provide improved data to help decode drivers of herd decline. New in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

Peary #caribou recovery plan for Northwest Territories ready to put into action - new in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

Increased presence of a caribou parasite is alarming hunters. New in our news section, www.northerncaribou.ca/news

OK, this has nothing to do with #caribou, but so bizarre I had to share...of course If you'd like to know to know about caribou rather than an odd attempt to transplant moose to New Zealand, check out www.northerncaribou.ca www.odt.co.nz/star-news/st...

#Caribou don't vote, but the people who do help define the caribou's future. Find out more about threats to caribou at www.northerncaribou.ca - and vote.

Fires destroy lichens for decades, removing an important source of caribou food. Experiments in Northern Sweden show transplanting lichens into burnt areas can speed recovery. New in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources

How do you include Indigenous knowledge of caribou herds when Indigenous hunting is absent due to caribou declines? That's one of the questions raised in a new paper in our resources section, www.northerncaribou.ca/resources