B.C. Sees Record Low Black Bear Deaths in 2025
Conservation officers in British Columbia announce the lowest number of black bears killed in 2025, marking a significant achievement in wildlife management and coexistence efforts across the province.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Firefighters Rescue Dog from Icy Grand River in Onondaga
County of Brant firefighters successfully rescued a dog that fell through ice on the Grand River in Onondaga, Ontario, showcasing emergency response in winter conditions.
Marineland Gets Conditional OK to Sell Belugas to U.S.
Canada's federal government has granted Marineland conditional approval to export its 30 beluga whales to U.S. parks, with final permits pending additional information from the troubled theme park.
B.C. Biodiversity Protection Gap Leaves Species Vulnerable
British Columbia's outdated Species at Risk list leaves 48 federally endangered species without provincial protection, creating habitat vulnerability amid rapid resource development.
Marineland Gets Conditional OK to Export Belugas
The Canadian government has issued a conditional authorization for Marineland to export its remaining beluga whales, following a detailed review of animal welfare and conservation standards.
Fire Crews Battle House and Trailer Fire in Star City, Saskatchewan
Fire crews in Saskatchewan responded to a significant house and trailer fire in Star City, battling extreme cold that hampered efforts. The incident highlights winter fire risks.
Wildlife Festival Returns to Saskatoon with Animal Exhibits
The Wildlife Festival is back in Saskatoon, featuring live animal demonstrations by wranglers like Elisa at Prairieland Park, drawing crowds eager to see snakes and other creatures.
Winter Birdwatching in Manitoba: Not All Birds Flee
Despite harsh winter conditions, many bird species remain in Manitoba, with bird feeders at Oak Hammock Marsh providing crucial support for local wildlife during the cold months.
Rare Great Grey Owl Spotted in Barrie Area
A rare Great Grey Owl has been observed in the Barrie region, prompting wildlife officials to urge the public to maintain a safe distance to protect this vulnerable species.
Deer Shot with Arrows on Vancouver Island Under Investigation
Wildlife officials are investigating after multiple deer were found shot with arrows on Vancouver Island, raising concerns about animal cruelty and illegal hunting practices in the region.
Americans Fined $27,500 for Illegal Ontario Moose Hunt
Three U.S. citizens face significant penalties after being convicted of illegal moose hunting in Ontario, including charges for shooting from a motorboat and targeting a swimming animal.
U.S. Hunters Fined $27,500 for Illegal Ontario Moose Hunt
Three American hunters face significant fines for illegal moose hunting in Northern Ontario, including charges for shooting from a motorboat and targeting a swimming animal.
Dingoes to Be Culled After Canadian Woman's Death on Australian Beach
A coroner's report reveals Canadian Piper James likely drowned before dingoes surrounded her body on an Australian beach, prompting authorities to cull the pack.
Australia to Cull Dingoes After Canadian Woman's Death
Australian authorities announce a dingo cull following a coroner's report that found Canadian Piper James likely drowned, with her body discovered surrounded by the wild dogs on a beach.
How to Prevent Canada Geese from Nesting on Your Property
Expert tips and humane methods to discourage Canada geese from establishing nests on residential and commercial properties in Canada.
Dingo Attacks: Understanding the Risks to Humans
Examining dingo behavior, recent attacks including a fatal incident involving a Canadian teen, and safety guidelines for human interactions with Australia's wild dogs.
19 North Atlantic Right Whale Calves Recorded This Season
The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population has welcomed 19 new calves this calving season, providing a glimmer of hope for the species' recovery amidst ongoing conservation challenges.
ERCA Removes Invasive Species in Windsor's Ojibway Park
The Essex Region Conservation Authority begins a 12-week habitat restoration project on 106 acres in Windsor's proposed Ojibway National Urban Park, targeting invasive species to protect rare prairie ecosystems and endangered wildlife.
B.C. Grizzly Bears Featured in New Wildlife Series Animal Nation
Animal Nation, a new wildlife documentary series created with Indigenous communities, premieres with an episode on grizzly bears filmed in British Columbia's East Kootenay region and Khutzeymateen Sanctuary.
Aquariums Plan Future for Marineland's Belugas
North American aquariums are actively developing a plan to ensure the long-term care and conservation of beluga whales currently housed at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
B.C. Black Bear Deaths Hit Decade Low
Conservation officers in British Columbia report a significant decline in black bear fatalities last year, marking the lowest numbers in over a decade, as proactive management strategies show positive results.
Barrie Coyote Sightings Increase During Mating Season
Residents in Barrie are reporting more coyote encounters as the animals' mating season gets underway, prompting local wildlife officials to issue safety reminders for the community.
First Nation Urges Manitoba Hydro to Save Sturgeon Population
Tataskweyak Cree Nation Chief Doreen Spence advocates for changes to a Manitoba Hydro river diversion project to prevent the collapse of the local sturgeon population.
Habitat Restoration Begins at Windsor's Ojibway Prairie
Windsor's Ojibway Prairie Complex initiates a significant habitat restoration effort to protect native species and enhance biodiversity in this crucial urban natural area.
Marineland Seeks to Move Whales, Dolphins to U.S.
Sources indicate Marineland has presented a proposal to the federal government to transfer its remaining captive whales and dolphins to facilities in the United States.
Marineland Seeks Permits to Ship Belugas to U.S.
Sources indicate Marineland is pursuing permits to transfer its remaining beluga whales to facilities in the United States, marking a significant development for the controversial park.
Wildlife Group Seeks Investigation Into Burned Bear Cub
A black bear cub rescued in frigid conditions faces a difficult recovery from severe burns, prompting calls for an investigation into forestry practices in British Columbia.
Bear Cub Injured in B.C. Slash Burn, Wildlife Group Reports
A black bear cub faces a long recovery after being found burned and in sub-zero temperatures, prompting a wildlife organization in British Columbia to file an official report on the incident.
Calgary Zoo Marks 14 Years of King Penguin Walks
The Calgary Zoo's daily king penguin strolls have become a cherished tradition, now entering their 14th year and delighting visitors with this unique wildlife experience.
Snowmobiles Kill Coyotes: Saskatchewan Officers Seek Information
Saskatchewan conservation officers are investigating after four coyotes were found crushed by snowmobiles, urging public cooperation to identify those responsible for the disturbing wildlife incident.
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