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Arctic in Focus
Muskoxen
The circumpolar status of muskoxen is a conservation success story. The recovery of populations in Canada and Greenland and their re-colonization of former ranges is partly due to protection from unregulated hunting. Re-introductions have been successful in Alaska, Russia, west Greenland, and Quebec, though less so in Norway. Canada: Of the world’s 150,000 muskoxen, 130,000 are found in Canada’s Northwest and Nunavut Territories.
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