
Episode 238: Speaking for the wolves
Most of us have been able to agree that the plan to cull wolves in British Columbia in order to protect endangered caribou herds is
Most of us have been able to agree that the plan to cull wolves in British Columbia in order to protect endangered caribou herds is
The world has been talking about the tragic death of a big cat in Africa this week. But there are many other species of big
For over 120 years, the gray wolf had been absent from the state of California. Extermination programs, recreational hunting, trapping for fur, and habitat loss,
The news – be it online, radio, television or print – can influence the world. One great photograph can show the heartbreak of a family
The mere mention of the Great White shark can give thrills and tremors to beachgoers, divers and surfers. When the news media picks up a
The ongoing saga of BC Conservation Officer Bryce Casavant and the two bear cubs he refused to kill has captured the attention of Canada –
Did you have a great Canada Day? We did, too! It got us thinking about just how awesome beavers really are. We spend a lot
For thousands of years, humankind has studied the delicate interplay of species across the vast web of life. And for thousands of years, we’ve successfully
We wanted to have a week that focuses on good news – and that’s exactly what we’ve prepared for you. We connected with superstar lawyer
Uncomfortable discussions come up in the world of animal advocacy, just like any other field. But when we have our awkward conversations, there are often
When conflict arises between coyotes and humans, the coyotes typically get the short end of the stick. Trapping, hunting and all-out culls are always on
This special report episode has been rushed to post for you, our wonderful supporters, so that we can let you know about an incredible documentary
What do a Buddhist monk in Vancouver and the owner of a sanctuary farm in central Ontario have in common? Compassion. This week we’re talking
Anger and frustration are common for us animal advocates. And this week we’re talking with someone who can help us by teaching us what questions
After speaking on behalf of our members, supporters and all the fur-bearing animals of Canada as expert witnesses in a parliamentary committee last week, we
With Earth Day on the horizon it makes sense to take a step back from fur-bearer-specific issues and look at a subject plaguing the entire
On this week’s episode we’re focusing on two spring-related topics that come up every year – wildlife feeding and living with bears. In almost every
They are our best friends, our family and our own personal heroes. Dogs have become an everyday part of life for millions of Canadians –
Some 500 years ago, Leonardo Da Vinci said "water is the driving force of all nature." And today, that message needs to be spread. Not
As sure as eggs are being hidden by the Easter bunny in homes across the country this week, many parents are planning special gifts for
We’re all about raccoons this week, now that spring is on the way – and some horrific news arose out of White Rock, British Columbia.
Working to protect animals isn’t always a clear cut job – and sometimes, it’s things you’d least expect that require a bit of extra attention.
How do beavers revive watersheds and help combat climate change? Those were the questions poised to experts and advocates at the recent State of the
March is gearing up to come in like a lion for The Fur-Bearers. The ongoing attack on advocacy by the Harper government picked up last
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