In this podcast, Charlie talks about how the Chilcotin Ark Institute contributes to conservation by recording animal population numbers.

How you can benefit from this episode:

• Learn what the Chilcotin Ark Institute’s conservation goal is and one of the ways we work to achieve stewardship
• Learn about the Bighorn Sheep population in the South Chilcotin regions of Big Creek Provincial Park and the South Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park
• Learn how you can scout for Bighorn Sheep and record your sightings to aid in conservation
• Learn about the threats to the Bighorn Sheep population

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