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First Nation angry after government reverses course on protection for endangered owl

2 years ago

1:27

First Nation angry after government reverses course on protection for endangered owl

2 years ago
News
Duration 1:27

Chief James Hobart with the Spuzzum First Nation is calling out the federal government after it decided not to issue an order to help protect the northern spotted owl. The population of the birds, which live in old-growth forests, has dwindled to just three in the wild in Canada.

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