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In British Columbia, despite significant logging activities threatening the mountain caribou, there are concerted efforts to intervene and stabilize populations. Protection of large swathes of old-growth forest continues, and innovative strategies to boost caribou numbers, including selective wolf management and habitat restoration, signal a proactive approach to combatting ecological decline.
Yet, similar to the natural landscape of the rainforest itself, the road to recovery is complex, often fraught with controversy. The need for strong protection measures is echoed by many, particularly calls to preserve remaining mature forests in the U.S. as buffers and sanctuaries for diverse wildlife.