US EditionHumans retreat to restore bighorn sheep territory in B.C. mining country
- The Elk Valley Bighorn Sheep Committee spearheads a project restoring west bighorn sheep habitat in former industrialized areas.
- Increased road density from past logging and fire management deteriorated habitat and spread invasive species, inspiring the effort.
- VAST Resource Solutions assists the project which includes planting trees and spraying invasive weeds this spring and summer.
- This year the project plans to deactivate 25km of roads, aiming for less human interaction says Nic Milligan.
- Restoring the land to its natural state helps make areas beyond mine sites more suitable for bighorn sheep herds.
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