Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller ...

Jones' interim sale of a Fraser Valley forest licence, leaving endangered spotted owl habitat open to logging before the ...

Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller cousins, the northern spotted owl, to the brink of extinction.

Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller cousins, the northern spotted owl, to the brink of extinction. Once ...

Of that, 41 per cent — about 83,000 hectares of unprotected spotted owl territory — is contained in forest licence A19201, according to mapping from the non-profit Wilderness Committee.

Of that, 41 per cent — about 83,000 hectares of unprotected spotted owl territory — is contained in forest licence A19201, according to mapping from the non-profit Wilderness Committee.

Of that, 41 per cent — about 83,000 hectares of unprotected spotted owl territory — is contained in forest licence A19201, according to mapping from the non-profit Wilderness Committee. Within the ...

Of that, 41 per cent — about 83,000 hectares of unprotected spotted owl territory — is contained in forest licence A19201, according to mapping from the non-profit Wilderness Committee.

The West is filled with land that helps to preserve vital wildlife habitats, according to conservation groups and ecologists.

Barred owls, with their vivid brown stripes, are acting like bullies of the forest in the Northwest, driving their smaller cousins, the northern spotted owl, to the brink of extinction. Once ...

The spotted owl is considered an indicator species -- a gauge of the health of the ecosystem that provides its habitat. The steady decline of this species signals the demise of other species, such as ...

Eagle deaths are reported to the USFWS and its personnel are the ones who have to come to the site and recover the carcass.