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Caribou 101

100

This many lines of evidence inform an Integrated Range Assessment (IRM)

4

200

The boreal population of woodland caribou was listed in Ontario in this year

2008

300

This many ranges have been identified within the continuous distribution of caribou

13

400

The Federal Recovery Strategy for Woodland Caribou identifies the need to conserve and protect this specific percentage of habitat in each range (excluding one)

65

500

Boreal caribou reside in this number of Canadian provinces and territories

Nine

What's that word

100

A Manitoba town shares its name with this caribou range

Churchill

200

A caribous favourite winter snack

Lichen

300

Unlike most members of the deer family, both male and female caribou can grow these

Antlers

400

The Latin name for the forest-dwelling boreal population of woodland caribou

Rangifer tarandus caribou

500

This term refers to the likelihood that a range is able to support a self-sustaining caribou population

Range condition

How well do you know CCS?

100

This member of the CCS team is the most eastern traveller attending the F2F

Morgan 

200

Jaime's pet and caribou have this in common

Hooves

300

Most CCS members attended this university

Trent University

400

This recipient has the most projects funded by CCSP

Lakehead University

500

As of April 2026, this recipient has been awarded the greatest amount of funds from the CCSP

First Resource Management Group Inc

How well do you know LSRS?

100

Leah is currently vacationing in this country

Portugal

200

This member of the LSRS team is the most Southern traveller attending the F2F

Andrea

300

A caribou from the Toronto Zoo with this name is featured as Morgan's laptop background, and is also the name in the hit song "hey there ____"

Delilah

400

Ruby recently graduated with a masters from this university

Acadia

500

Mike Allan served in the OPS for this many years before retiring

38

Wild(life) Cards

100

This American rock band formed in 1971 shares it's name with a large bird species

The Eagles

200

Reintroduced to Ontario through a massive conservation effort in the 1980s, this swift, crow-sized raptor was famously saved from pesticide-induced extinction.

Peregrine Falcon

300

Nicknamed butterbutt, this warbler species is one of the first to arrive in spring

Yellow-rumped Warbler

400

This region of Ontario has the highest number of species at risk

Carolinian Zone (SW Region)

500

Found on a limited number of fish species including trout and salmon, this fin is usually clipped in hatchery raised fish prior to release to distinguish them from wild fish

Adipose fin