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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Siberian Husky Killed in Legal Trap on Crown Land
A Radium Hot Springs couple grieves after their two-year-old Siberian husky was caught and killed in a body-gripping trap set near a forest service road, sparking calls for trapping industry regulation.
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Search for Snowmobilers After Coyote Incident Near Lanigan
Saskatchewan authorities are seeking a group of snowmobilers who allegedly ran over four coyotes near Lanigan in January 2026, prompting an investigation into potential wildlife violations.
Wye Marsh Open House Highlights Unique Animal Habitats
Explore the diverse wildlife at Wye Marsh during a special open house event. Discover the unique habitats and conservation efforts in this Barrie-area natural treasure.
Angler fined $1,500 for 22 unmarked bait traps in Ontario
An Ontario fisherman faces a $1,500 fine for using 22 unmarked bait traps near Espanola, violating provincial regulations. Learn the rules to avoid penalties.
Nova Scotia warns public about increased coyote activity
Nova Scotia officials issue a public safety advisory due to a rise in coyote sightings and encounters. Learn the essential safety tips to protect yourself and your pets.
Orcas put on a show off Seattle's coast
A pod of orcas captivated Seattle residents with a stunning coastal display on January 16, 2026. Witness the majestic breach captured in photos.
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Injured Trumpeter Swan Released Back to Wye Marsh
A trumpeter swan, nursed back to health from a leg injury, has been successfully released into the Wye Marsh wetlands in Midland, Ontario. Read about its recovery journey.
1,800-Year-Old Cheetah Mummies Found in Saudi Caves
Scientists uncover remarkably preserved cheetah mummies in Saudi Arabia, offering unprecedented genetic insights into the extinct population. Discover what this means for conservation.
Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves reveal lost populations
The discovery of remarkably preserved cheetah mummies in Saudi Arabian caves offers unprecedented insights into the genetics and extinction of regional populations. Learn what this means for conservation.
Deer killed by arrow in Toronto cemetery under investigation
Toronto Police and the Ministry of Natural Resources are investigating after a deer was found shot with an arrow and mutilated in Park Lawn Cemetery on New Year's Day. Authorities seek public tips.
Point Pelee National Park closes for annual deer cull
Point Pelee National Park closes temporarily as Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation conduct a deer cull to manage hyperabundant populations and protect ecosystems. Learn about the collaborative effort.
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10 Canada Geese Found Dead Near Port Whitby Marina
Durham officials report the collection of 10 dead Canada geese near Port Whitby Marina. The cause is under investigation. Read the latest on this wildlife incident.
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