
City of Rossland makes pawsitive move for bears
New bylaw puts financial pressure on residents to make change for black bears and other wildlife
New bylaw puts financial pressure on residents to make change for black bears and other wildlife
September among worst months for bear deaths in British Columbia; residents reminded to secure attractants
Help keep wildlife wild and your community coexisting by using this simple checklist.
As spring transitions to summer, these simple tasks can keep wildlife, and your home, safe!
Find out how your small business can make compassionate choices that help wildlife and encourage coexistence!
Use these tips to stash your trash as wildlife seek easy spring snacks.
Pledge to #StashYourTrash in your community and learn how to locate attractants that can create conflict for animals!
Bears are being killed because people leave out attractants, and government policy is to kill those who become “habituated.” We all have a role to play in ending this.
Media focuses on ancillary, rather than primary, issue in coverage of bear carcass being dumped at landfill by COS.
Black bears are out and about as spring arrives, and it’s up to us humans to make sure we don’t create problems for them. Hear how from the expert: Mike McIntosh of Bear With Us!
Attractants andhuman behaviour are the cause of conflict with wildlife and pets.
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