In Jasper National Park, a quiet comeback is taking shape. Through groundbreaking science and powerful collaboration with partners and Indigenous communities, Parks Canada is working to give wild caribou in Jasper a second chance. 🦌 Join us behind the scenes and discover the full story in our full-length video! 🎥 https://www.facebook.com/reel/2380604009052764 #ParksCanadaConservation | Parks Canada

During the Second World War, ships sailed from Great Britain to Canada carrying Jewish refugees who’d escaped the Nazi regime. These passengers, labelled “enemy aliens” by British authorities, were sent to internment camps across Canada, including one at Fort Lennox National Historic Site. In this episode of #ReCollections, Parks Canada’s history and archeology podcast, hear from one internee, the late Rabbi Erwin Schild, whose story helps illustrate the experience of hundreds of German and Aust

Caribou in Jasper National Park are making a comeback, and every calf counts. ❤️ Built through strong partnerships, Parks Canada’s first-of-its-kind conservation breeding program gives calves a safe start and helps restore wild herds, building a future where caribou can thrive for generations.🦌 Check out the full story: https://youtu.be/k1VeVrlcFcs?si=czulrKiiNiWSJWB4 #ParksCanadaConservation #CaribouConservation #conservation #ParksCanada #JasperNationalPark #SpeciesAtRisk | Parks Canada