From: barbara naylor [bnaylor@rogers.com]
Sent: December 4, 2008 6:17 AM
To: lpayette@nirb.ca
Cc: Strahl.C@parl.gc.ca; Prentice.J@parl.gc.ca; DShewchuk@gov.nu.ca; 'Alex Hall'
Subject: Uravan Garry Lake Project, NIRB File 08EN037

To Members of the Nunavut Impact Review Board,

I implore all of you to deny the Uravan Mineral's application for mineral 
development (of uranium) on the calving grounds of the Beverly Caribou Herd. The 
decline of the caribou numbers can at least be somewhat attributed to the result 
of industrial activity. I feel strongly that the recovery of the caribou  (so 
essential to the northern way of life and for an ecological balance) will be 
next to impossible if the most critical part of their habitat (the calving 
grounds) is taken over by industrial development. 

Please, please pay attention to the concern of proud Canadians over this matter.

I canoed in the Barrens with Alex Hall this summer and was profoundly struck 
with the unparalleled and unsurpassed natural beauty of the area. Canada would 
be poorer in so many ways if this rare paradise on earth is lost to industrial 
greed. 

Respectfully yours,

Barbara Naylor, Ontario
E mail: bnaylor@rogers.com