Genie the Bear Wakes Up at Montreal Ecomuseum Zoo
Genie the bear is emerging from hibernation at Montreal's Ecomuseum Zoo, marking a seasonal milestone for the facility. The zoo's staff are monitoring the bear's transition back to active life.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Vermont Firefighters Rescue Raccoon from Peanut Butter Jar
A raccoon in Shelburne, Vermont, was freed by firefighters after getting its head trapped in a peanut butter jar, highlighting wildlife rescue efforts.
Man Climbs Into Enclosure of Viral Hippo Moo Deng at Thai Zoo
A man was arrested for trespassing after climbing into the enclosure of Moo Deng, a pygmy hippo that gained internet fame, at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand. The hippo and her mother were unharmed.
Kenyan Court Charges Two with Smuggling Live Ants
A Kenyan court has charged two individuals, one a Chinese citizen, with smuggling live queen garden ants through Nairobi's international airport, highlighting ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns.
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B.C. Hunter Fined $5K, Banned for Shooting Elk Near Road
A British Columbia man has been fined $5,000 and given a one-year hunting ban for shooting an elk too close to a public roadway, as conservation officers enforce wildlife safety regulations.
Man Charged After Deer Chased, Hit by Vehicle in Saskatchewan
A person faces charges after a deer was pursued and run over by a truck near Maryfield, Saskatchewan. Conservation officers are actively searching for the vehicle involved in the incident.
Young Moose Euthanized in Moncton Due to Poor Health
A young moose wandering through Moncton has been euthanized by authorities due to severe health issues, highlighting urban wildlife challenges.
Bear Rescue Concerned Over Quarry Threat to Wildlife
Black Bear Rescue Manitoba expresses alarm about a proposed quarry development near Winnipeg, warning it could disrupt bear habitats and endanger local ecosystems.
Animal Group Calls for Ban on Edmonton Horse Meat Shipments
Animal Justice challenges CFIA's positive report on horse exports, revealing injuries and deaths in Japan. Thousands of horses are shipped from Edmonton Airport under conditions described as horrific.
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Ontario Angler Fined $5K, Banned for Bass Over-Limit in Algonquin
A southern Ontario fisherman received a $5,000 fine and a one-year fishing ban after being caught with 73 bass in Algonquin Park, exceeding the legal limit by 67 fish.
Ontario Merges 36 Conservation Authorities into Nine
The Ontario government has finalized plans to consolidate 36 conservation authorities into nine regional bodies, aiming to reduce administrative duplication and accelerate development approvals.
Baby Macaque 'Punch' Befriends Stuffed Orangutan at Zoo
A young Japanese macaque named Punch has captured hearts by forming an unusual bond with a stuffed orangutan toy at Ichikawa City Zoo, showcasing animal behavior and social adaptation.
Toronto Zoo Asks Public to Name New Baby Giraffe
The Toronto Zoo has announced the birth of a baby giraffe and is inviting the public to participate in naming the newborn calf, fostering community engagement.
Early Turtle Rescue Highlights Wildlife Activity in Windsor-Essex
An early turtle rescue operation underscores the beginning of heightened wildlife activity in Windsor-Essex as fluctuating temperatures prompt animals to emerge from hibernation.
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Heuer's Last Book on Banff Bison Reintroduction Legacy
Wildlife biologist Karsten Heuer's posthumous book details the successful reintroduction of bison to Banff National Park, a project he led before his death in 2024.
Man Caught Smuggling 2,000 Queen Ants from Kenya
A Chinese national was intercepted at Nairobi airport attempting to smuggle over 2,000 live queen garden ants, part of a growing international ant-trafficking network.
Western Lake Erie Conservation Authority Smaller in Updated Plan
Ontario's revised conservation authority boundaries create a more manageable Western Lake Erie Regional Conservation Authority, addressing local concerns about governance and land management.
Man Arrested in Kenya for Smuggling Over 2,000 Live Ants
A man was apprehended at a Kenyan airport attempting to transport more than 2,000 live ants in his luggage, highlighting ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns.
Fox Stows Away on Ship, Now at Bronx Zoo
A red fox, discovered as a stowaway on a cargo ship from England to New York, is now under care at the Bronx Zoo. The healthy 2-year-old male is undergoing health screenings while adjusting to his new temporary home.
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Red Fox Stows Away on Ship, Crosses Atlantic to New York
A red fox made an unexpected transatlantic journey, stowing away on a cargo ship from England and arriving in the United States, where it is now being cared for at the Bronx Zoo in New York.
Rare Great White Shark Sighting Near Vancouver Island
Marine researchers track a 1,000-kilogram female Great White Shark named Kara in an unusual northern appearance near Vancouver Island, exploring migration patterns and climate change implications.
Truck Sought for Intentionally Running Over Deer in Saskatchewan
Conservation officers in Saskatchewan are actively searching for a truck involved in a disturbing incident where a deer was intentionally chased and run over near Maryfield.
First-Ever Trumpeter Swan Sighting Recorded in Brooklyn
A Trumpeter Swan, a species once near extinction, has been documented for the first time in Brooklyn, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts and urban wildlife observation.
Gulf of Mexico Confirmed as Winter Home for White Sharks
Groundbreaking research tracking 92 white sharks reveals the Gulf of Mexico serves as a consistent overwintering habitat for the western North Atlantic population, reshaping scientific understanding of their migratory patterns.
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Toronto Zoo's Baby Giraffe Debuts, Public to Name Her
The Toronto Zoo introduces a female Masai giraffe calf born on February 22, 2026. The public can vote on her name as she makes her debut during March break, bringing hope after the loss of her father Kiko.
$2K Reward for Info on Illegal Deer Killing in Okanagan
Conservation officers in British Columbia are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the identification of those responsible for unlawfully killing a deer in the Okanagan region, as authorities vow to pursue the case relentlessly.
Nova Scotia Group Seeks to Protect 11,000 Hectares of Wilderness
A conservation group in Nova Scotia is advocating for the protection of 11,000 hectares of pristine wilderness surrounding the Ingram River, aiming to preserve biodiversity and natural landscapes.
Edmonton Wildlife Festival Returns with Exotic Animals
The Edmonton Wildlife Festival has made its triumphant return, featuring exotic creatures like prehensile-tailed porcupines. The event draws animal enthusiasts and families to celebrate wildlife conservation and education in the city.
Canadian Teen Drowns After Dingo Attack in Australia
Piper James, a 19-year-old from British Columbia, drowned after being forced into water by a pack of dingoes while backpacking on K'Gari Island, according to an Australian coroner's report.
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Trumpeter Swans Herald Spring in Alberta Fields
Massive trumpeter swans have returned to southern Alberta fields near High River, marking the first true sign of spring with their impressive size and bright white plumage against the landscape.
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