72 Tigers Die from Canine Distemper in Thai Tourist Parks
Thai authorities have determined that 72 tigers at tourist parks died from canine distemper, alleviating earlier concerns about a potential bird flu outbreak.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Manitoba Advocates Oppose Swan and Dove Hunting Proposals
Wildlife experts and hunting groups in Manitoba express strong concerns over proposals to add swans and doves to the hunting season, citing ecological and ethical issues.
Michigan Man Fined for Illegal Fishing in Lake Erie
A Belleville, Michigan resident has been fined $1,700 and banned from fishing in Ontario for one year after pleading guilty to fishing without a license and using extra lines in Lake Erie near Amherstburg.
Pangolins: Most Trafficked Mammals Face Extinction
Shy, scaly pangolins are the most trafficked mammals globally, facing severe threats from illegal wildlife trade and habitat loss, pushing them toward extinction.
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Pangolins: World's Most Trafficked Mammals Face Extinction
Shy, scaly pangolins are being trafficked at alarming rates globally, pushing these unique anteaters toward extinction despite conservation efforts.
Hunter Fined for Illegal Calf Moose Hunt in Ontario
A Mississauga man has been fined by the Ministry of Natural Resources for hunting a calf moose without a proper license, highlighting enforcement of wildlife protection laws.
Newborn Orca Calf Spotted Off Vancouver Island
A newborn southern resident orca calf has been observed in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, offering hope for the critically endangered population. The calf was photographed on February 16, 2026.
Ontario's Trumpeter Swans: Conservation Efforts Continue
Trumpeter swans are being tagged and banded on Lake Couchiching in Washago, Ontario, as part of ongoing preservation and research initiatives by Trumpeter Swan Conservation Ontario.
New Orca Calf Born to Endangered Southern Resident Population
Biologists have documented a newborn calf, designated L129, with the critically endangered southern resident killer whale population in the Juan de Fuca Strait, offering cautious hope amid a population decline to just 74 members.
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Toronto Zoo Euthanizes 17-Year-Old Sumatran Tiger Hari
The Toronto Zoo announced the difficult yet compassionate euthanasia of Hari, a 17-year-old Sumatran tiger, following a decline in health and quality of life.
Injured Snowy Owl Rescued in Drumheller, Under Care
An injured snowy owl discovered in Drumheller on February 8, 2026, is now receiving specialized care at the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation, highlighting ongoing wildlife rescue efforts in the region.
Animal Training Saves Endangered Rhino's Eyesight in Zimbabwe
Animal behaviorists from Florida used positive reinforcement to treat a white rhino's parasitic eye infection in Zimbabwe, preventing blindness and aiding conservation efforts.
Tortoises Walk Off Cliffs to Escape Aggressive Mates
A new study reveals that female Hermann's tortoises on Golem Grad island are walking off cliffs to avoid sexually aggressive males, creating an extinction risk.
Ontario Men Fined for Illegal Moose Meat Sales
Two Ontario men have been fined thousands of dollars for illegally selling moose meat, highlighting enforcement efforts by conservation officers to protect wildlife and uphold hunting regulations.
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Ontario Men Fined $5K for Illegal Moose Meat Sales
Two men in Northern Ontario have been fined $5,000 for illegally selling moose meat, highlighting ongoing wildlife conservation enforcement efforts in the province.
Man Jailed for Mailing Reptiles in Popcorn Bags
A Sydney man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to smuggle native Australian reptiles overseas using popcorn bags and biscuit tins, setting a record for wildlife trafficking.
Injured Cormorant Seeks Help at German Hospital ER
An injured cormorant with a fishing hook in its beak pecked at a hospital emergency room door in Bremen, Germany, leading to a rescue by medical staff and firefighters.
Injured Seabird Pecked at Hospital Door, Prompting Rescue in Bremen
An injured cormorant in Bremen, Germany, pecked at an emergency room door, leading to its rescue by firefighters. The unusual incident highlights wildlife encounters in urban areas.
Toronto Zoo Giraffe Kiko Died from Cardiac Failure
The Toronto Zoo has released the cause of death for Kiko, a 13-year-old male giraffe who died on New Year's Day after becoming trapped between a door and post, leading to cardiac failure from acute muscle exertion.
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Alberta Woman Finds Underweight Bear Cub in Deck Box
A Slave Lake resident discovered a malnourished black bear cub hiding in her backyard deck storage container. The cub has been transferred to a wildlife rescue facility for rehabilitation and care.
Horse Exporter Animal Welfare Trial Enters Day Two in Winnipeg
A landmark animal welfare trial involving a horse exporter has entered its second day in Winnipeg, with protesters gathering outside the Manitoba law courts to mark the start of the court challenge.
Winnipeg Sewage Plant Upgrades Start with New Headworks
The City of Winnipeg has launched the first phase of major upgrades at the North End Water Pollution Control Centre, featuring a new Headworks facility to enhance sewage treatment capacity and environmental protection.
Orphaned Black Bear Cub Rescued in Slave Lake Gets Care
An underweight and injured black bear cub found under a deck in Slave Lake is being rehabilitated by the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation, with a release planned for June 2026.
Underweight Bear Cub Rescued, Recovers at Alberta Wildlife Institute
An orphaned and underweight bear cub rescued from the Slave Lake area is now recovering at the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation, receiving specialized care.
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Saskatchewan Man Fights Moose to Save Mother
A Saskatchewan man describes wrestling and shooting a moose after it chased his mother on their acreage near Bienfait, highlighting a dramatic wildlife encounter.
Secret Life of Grasslands: CWF's Conservation Campaign
The Canadian Wildlife Federation launches a public awareness initiative to protect endangered native grasslands, highlighting their biodiversity and climate benefits.
BC Groups Sue Feds Over Caribou Protection Delays
British Columbia environmental organizations have filed a lawsuit against the federal government for failing to complete critical habitat mapping for threatened southern mountain caribou, with eight herds already extinct.
Animal Cruelty Concerns Raised at Calgary Skijoring
Calgary's growing skijoring winter sport faces scrutiny as animal welfare advocates raise concerns about potential cruelty and safety risks for horses involved in the high-speed events.
Nova Scotia Fishers Oppose Whale Sanctuary Plan
Fishermen in eastern Nova Scotia express serious concerns over a proposed whale sanctuary near Port Hilford, fearing impacts on local livelihoods and fishing traditions.
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Pacific Salmon Treaty Needs Conservation Focus Amid Scarcity
As Pacific salmon face unprecedented threats from climate change and habitat degradation, experts argue the Canada-U.S. treaty must evolve from allocation to conservation.
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