Victim airlifted to hospital in Prince George
Community mourning after bear put down to ‘ensure public safety’
Year-old pups join the wild on Vancouver Island after being born and raised in captivity
Bunchgrass Hills protection secures vital habitat and safe pathways for dozens of species
Provincially, 500 black bears were killed by conservation officers in 2022, a 14% decrease from 2021
Conservation Officers caught the man and want to remind the public that wildlife must stay wild
The owls deaths were discovered earlier this month says Spuzzum First Nation Chief James Hobart
It’s believed the owl — named Sitist, which means night in the Spuzzum language — may have collided with a passing train
The Incomappleux Valley is home to the globally rare inland temperate rainforests
Frisby-Boulder and other herds remain small in number but healthy
Stuart Westie started monitoring physical activity for health, then pivoted to environmental reasons
Conservation officers patrolling lakes and rivers in 2022 report 71% non-compliance
Conservation officers received over 30,000 calls last year, some more unique than others
The slimy, creepy creatures are worth saving too, researchers say
UBC research indicates issues in wildlife overpasses
Dr. Chris Shepherd is based in Big Lake after decades in Malaysia and Indonesia
Conservation made possible due to partnership between Spuzzum First Nation and provincial government