Sky Harvest Energy Corp. (fka SKYH)

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Keewatin Receives Results of Sky Harvest Avian and Bat Activity Report
Wednesday, January 23 2008 - 6:59

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VANCOUVER, Jan. 23 /CNW/ - Keewatin Windpower Corp. (the "Company") (OTCBB: KWPW) announced today that Sky Harvest Windpower Corp., a private Canadian company ("Sky Harvest") has received an environmental report focused on avian and bat activity on Sky Harvest's proposed wind farm site prepared by Golder Associates of Calgary, Alberta. These studies continued through the full year of 2007. Management of the Company have reviewed the report and are pleased to announce that in management's opinion the report indicates that the windfarm will co-exist with the natural habitat of the species in the area.

The Golder Associates study also includes but is not limited to breeding grounds and nesting areas. The frequent attendance of the surveyors helps to identify other kinds of wildlife that may need to be taken into concern. The bat activity report identified few incidences, and the Company and Sky Harvest will be continuing the monitoring in the summer months.



Sky Harvest and Keewatin have entered into a letter of intent pursuant to which Keewatin intends to acquire all of Sky Harvest's issued and outstanding shares. Closing of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions including: the satisfactory completion of the parties' due diligence, the parties entry into a definitive agreement respecting the terms of the acquisition and receipt by the Company of the financial statements of Sky Harvest required under applicable US securities rules. There is no assurance that the transaction will be completed as planned or at all.

Mr. Craddock, President and C.E.O. of Keewatin explains, "The importance of the report results are that we can responsibly adhere to recommended setback distances from natural species when positioning turbines and that we can deploy the necessary number of turbines. Further we are confident that the turbines will have minimal impact on avian flight paths."

Adds Mr. Craddock, "We will continue to monitor and collect data on the wildlife in and surrounding our proposed windfarm. We can adjust turbine positioning, roadways and powerlines so that the environment is protected."