BC infectious disease docs speak out against fur farming
Fourteen specialists call on the government to re-examine licensing and permits for breeding and confining mink in BC.
Fourteen specialists call on the government to re-examine licensing and permits for breeding and confining mink in BC.
News release highlights ethics, welfare, and public health concerns in call to shut down British Columbia’s operating fur farms.
The Conservation Officer Service has built a reputation for killing wildlife and that will take time and good policy to overcome.
TAKE ACTION: Petitions for B.C. residents and Canadians available in this article!
“Biosecurity measures” didn’t keep coronavirus out. And a vaccine won’t end the risk posed by fur farm conditions.
Take action and tell Canada to begin immediate testing and transition farmers out of fur industry.
Non-profit The Fur-Bearers wants residents to know body-gripping traps are legal and dangerous in B.C. and across Canada.
Defender Radio returns for its 8th season to share unsettling news about B.C. auctioning cutblocks in the middle of critical caribou habitat.
Wildlife is being cruelly and unnecessarily killed due to human apathy.
Our response to the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture regarding COVID-19 and mink farms in the province.
Partij voor de Dieren reports victory for millions of mink in Netherlands.
How to keep bears and people safe while having fun in bear country, featuring the North Shore Black Bear Society!
CBC article and analysis shows massive losses amid a disappearing market.
The Fur-Bearers, community members seek justice for injured raccoon.
Coronavirus is spreading in European mink farms – yet BC’s mink farms haven’t been inspected in over a year.
This week, thanks to the efforts of Darlene B., her mother Margaret and the Rotary Club of Maple Ridge, residents in the Silver Valley area of Maple Ridge, BC, will receive one of our coexisting with black bears door hangers.
This pregnant fox had exposed bones as she dragged a trap down the road in BC. It's time to end the use of leg-hold traps!
Non-lethal solutions exist and can protect at-risk caribou without slaughtering wolves.
Ecotourism keeps visitors – and the animals they’re viewing – happy and healthy. Hear more about ethical, sustainable and successful ecotourism from Eric Boyum of Ocean Adventures on the Defender Radio podcast!
Understanding what’s causing behaviour is the first step in addressing it.
Reviews of transportation, drugs, communications and other topics should be standard for armed government agency.
The Fur-Bearers highlight four items to consider commenting upon.
NO GRAPHIC IMAGES: The discarded skin of what appears to be a bear cub found in Beaverdell has prompted The Fur-Bearers to issue a reward to assist an investigation.
It is time for Minister Doug Donaldson to take action and protect British Columbians from the dangers of traps.
Formed in 1953, The Fur-Bearers (The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals) is a registered Canadian charity that protects fur-bearing animals through conservation, advocacy, research, and education. Your donation is tax-deductible. Charitable registration number: 130006125RR0002