Malkolm Boothroyd

Malkolm Boothroyd

Malkolm Boothroyd is a writer, photographer and campaigns coordinator for the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Yukon chapter. He leads CPAWS Yukon's campaign to protect the calving grounds of the Porcupine caribou herd from oil drilling. Malkolm has written on scientific and environmental issues for Yukon, North of Ordinary and Birdwatching and his photos have appeared in Nature. He lives in Whitehorse.

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