Canada's endangered Species


Here are the images of endangered species in Canada.


source WWF Canada

Endangered Salmon in Canada
A U.S and Canada treaty to catch less Salmon
Source Idaho Statesman










Other Species at Risk

 Black-footed Ferret

 Burrowing Owl

 Eastern yellow-bellied racer

 Greater sage-grouse

 Prairie loggerhead shrike

 Mormon Metalmark

 Mountain Plover

 Sprague's Pipit

 Swift fox

 Black-tailed prairie dog

 Long-billed curlew

 McCown's longspur

 Northern leopard frog

 Chestnut-collared longspur

 Ferroginous hawk

 Source the globe and mail

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