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The University of New Brunswick is defending a decision to trap and kill 24 beavers on its woodlot two years ago.  A group planning a protest in front of the school gates this morning is calling on the university to commit not to kill any more of the animals and to conduct a comprehensive environmental [...]

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fredericton Citizens Protest University’s Killing of Beavers Using Body-Gripping Conibear Traps The University of New Brunswick slates over 1500 acres of its forested wetlands for development and uses a device banned in several parts of the world to rid the area of beavers. Fredericton, N.B., Canada June 25, 2008 – A group [...]

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By Carla Gunn June 1, 2008 As an institute of higher learning, the University of New Brunswick has a number of social responsibilities which are reflected in its mission statement. This essay explores how this very statement, along with the UNB slogan, code of conduct and research generated by its own faculty are all inconsistent [...]

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By Monika Stelzl, Fredericton June 16, 2008 Recently, UNB’s board of governors approved a plan to develop 1,500 acres of the UNB woodlot, a complex ecosystem which is home to many species. What the social and environmental consequences of this will be is anyone’s guess. However, a municipal-plan document from 1989 states that the woodlot [...]

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