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In this upcoming webinar, we’re exploring the fascinating world of urban wildlife! Gain a deeper understanding of urban wildlife and get tips on coexistence.
A coyote was consuming anthropomorphic foods leading up to biting child in Port Coquitlam in May.
The Canadian mink fur farm industry is rejecting key measures in a federal bill designed to prevent future pandemics.
Help The Fur-Bearers raise funds to print and distribute our coexistence door hangers across Canada!
Five tips for tourists to help them coexist with animals and keep British Columbia beautiful for everyone.
We’re in need of volunteers in the Metro Vancouver area for assistance at events and distributing door hangers in neighbourhoods.
As spring transitions to summer, these simple tasks can keep wildlife, and your home, safe!
Canada’s food regulator warns Canadians about H5N1 risks. Where is the warning about fur farming?
You’re invited to join us for our next Annual General Meeting, held online on July 5, 2023.
Portion of bill allows creation of new and sale of existing dog trial and train area licenses, where wild captured foxes and coyotes are used to train dogs to hunt them.
Articles by The Fur-Bearers have prompted questions regarding what coexistence is and isn’t.
Help your community coexist by learning about coyotes and their behaviours with these popular articles from charity The Fur-Bearers.
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The consultation period is only open until May 18, 2023 – ACT TODAY to reject the province’s proposal to allow new licenses for dog hunting pens.
Alberta municipality offering to cover fruit tree removal costs, reminding residents of bird feeder bylaws.
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Recent media reports suggest an increase in coyote activity in the Kitsilano area. Today, the Park Board has an opportunity to be proactive and prevent negative encounters by mitigating problematic human behaviour and ensuring ecologically sound management practices are in place.
Find out how your small business can make compassionate choices that help wildlife and encourage coexistence!
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Earth Day is April 22 and we’ve got some great ways you can help your community’s ecosystem prosper!
Collaborations between UBC students and The Fur-Bearers look into key issues facing wildlife in British Columbia.
Wildlife don’t want to be near people or pets, but off-leash dogs and feeding of animals can change reactions.
New resesarch provides insight into the number of dogs and cats being caught in wildlife traps across Canada.
Feeding squirrels, pigeons, and other wildlife can result in warnings or fines of April 1, 2023.
Established in 1953, The Fur-Bearers is a charitable, non-partisan organization whose goals are to end the commercial fur trade and promote solutions for wildlife coexistence in communities. Your donation is tax-deductible. Charitable registration number: 130006125RR0002