Help Protect Canada's Wildlife
Living With Wildlife
Living With Wildlife
Dozens of species of fur-bearing animals have learned to live with us in urban areas. We can learn to live with them!
Make Fur History
Make Fur History
Every year over 100 million animals are killed for their fur worldwide. Join the movement and help #MakeFurHistory!
Outreach & Education
Outreach & Education
Arts & science scholarships, classroom presentations, event listings and humane education resources! Find it in our Outreach & Education campaign.
Latest Blog Posts
When a Bear Cub Is Left Behind: BC’s new orphaned cub guidelines
What happens when someone sees a lone bear cub in British Columbia? Should they call a rehab centre? Should they intervene?
Coyotes in Spring: Do you need an escort?
There are many common misconceptions about coyotes – learn all about coexistence and what to do if you encounter a coyote.
Hiring: Wildlife Campaigns & Advocacy Manager
The Fur-Bearers is hiring a Wildlife Campaigns & Advocacy Manager to lead strategic efforts that protect fur-bearing animals. If you’re experienced in advocacy and passionate about animal protection, apply now!
Defender Radio
The Canmore cougar tragedy featuring John E. Marriott
Award-winning wildlife photographer joins the podcast to share the harrowing account of a cougar he’d tracked for four years being killed – and her two kittens orphaned.
A Dam Good Conversation: Ben Goldfarb on Beavers, Wetlands, and Rewilding the World
Environmental journalist and author of Eager, Ben Goldfarb joins Defender Radio as part of our beaver celebrations.
Canada’s Most Distinct Species featuring Emma Kominek
A study revealing which species are most evolutionarily distinct in Canada can lead to better conservation efforts, researcher explains.
