As the wonders of Spring migration start remember that many of those birds moving through North America are heading for the boreal forests of Canada. Currently, only 8% of the Canadian boreal forest is protected while 30% has been allocated for industry. Check out Save Our Boreal Birds for more information and to see how you can help.
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