GET INVOLVED
Wondering how you can help support Stone's sheep
research and conservation?
Financial support &
research collaborations
We are actively soliciting
funding on an on-going basis. If you are able
to contribute, or know of funding sources that we
can apply to, we'd appreciate hearing from you.
We are also interested in developing resource
industry partnerships and research collaborations.
Contact us for more
information.
Join the volunteer
Wild Sheep Health Sampling Program
Are you a guide outfitter,
resident hunter, conservation officer, parks and
highway personnel, or naturalist interested in
helping to collect data on sheep health? We'll
tell you how to collect and submit tissue samples for herd
health analyses from hunter- and road-killed sheep.
Contact us for more
information.
Record your
observations
Have you seen Stone's sheep
in the S8M project area?
Send us your
observations. Record the date, time, location,
group size (and age/sex classification if possible),
and a description of any markings (collars and ear
tags).
Share the road
Vehicle collisions can be a
significant cause of wildlife mortality,
particularly in areas where animals are drawn to road
salts. Reduce your speed and watch for wild
sheep (and other wildlife!) on the road when you
travel in sheep country.
Share your knowledge
Are you a long-time resident
with first-hand knowledge of historic Stone's sheep
distribution and abundance in northern BC?
We'd love to hear from you! We are compiling
community and traditional knowledge of Stone's sheep
to better understand long-term population trends.
Contact us for more
information.
Spread the word!
Let others know that you
support wildlife research initiatives like the S8M
Stone's sheep project. Encourage your family,
friends, colleagues, and local politicians to browse
our website, and spread the word about Stone's sheep
conservation concerns.
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