
Edmonton steps up for animals with funds for wildlife rehabbers
The City of Edmonton has stepped up for the animals again, this time offering $60,000 in temporary funding for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Edmonton.
The City of Edmonton has stepped up for the animals again, this time offering $60,000 in temporary funding for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Edmonton.
This week you may have gotten a letter at your door. A true story about a bear cub in British Columbia, was included, as well
The reign of the Harper government has collapsed. A massive Liberal wave washed across Canada, resulting in the first Liberal Party majority since the 1990s
The plan was laughed at when first conceived, and pundits doomed it for failure. But today, the wildlife crossings and fencing in Banff National Park,
If you weren’t ready to believe it before, you might be now that the statement has the weight of a nuclear-powered accident on its side:
Driver education courses often provide advice on how to avoid vehicle-wildlife collisions. But beyond those brief moments in a classroom and the semi-annual “drive safe”
A Vancouver fencing company is offering some sound advice regarding wildlife to residents, even if it is couched in a bit of sensationalism. In a
The best and brightest of scientific co-existence, policymaking, and wildlife advocacy will be gathered together on October 16, 2015 at the 5th annual Living With
It should never be a hardship to find someone willing to help a sick or injured animal. But across the country, wildlife-loving residents have difficulty
An intense four-year drought in California seems the obvious reason for what many believe is an increase in human-wildlife conflict. But scientists and experts aren’t
The Brits are at it again. Though much of the native wildlife of the island home to the United Kingdom has been destroyed over the
Wildlife passages – both those that travel under and over other roads – are a burgeoning infrastructure business in federal and province (or state) budgets
A lot of Canadians will be travelling this long weekend – be it to a camp site, a family cottage or even for a day
Wildfires across British Columbia are forcing hundreds of residents to flee from their homes. The fires are also displacing thousands of wild animals, but there
What an incredible month! From Canada to the United States and as far away as Western Europe, wildlife lovers stood up and added their voice
Fur babies are on the move – and that means wildlife rehabilitators are, too. As young animals begin exploring on their own, they can become
With unpredictable subjects and continually changing environments, the art of wildlife photography is not just about taking a good picture. Safety, for both the photographer
The green on our thumbs is started to shine through as temperatures rise across Canada. And as we start planning our gardens, there’s a very
The website is full of beautiful images: moose, owls, endangered species and traditional landscapes. Their conservation work is impressive, protecting various habitats and affecting policy.
Toxic fuel is spreading to the shore in Vancouver’s English Bay after a leak from a cargo ship last night – and that means animals
Spring is coming (mostly) to Ontario! And that, unfortunately, means that critters crossing roads will be at greater risk – and so will drivers. As
In the Yukon, a warm winter is leaving wildlife at risk. In Southern Ontario, a particularly cold winter is leaving wildlife at risk. And in
Residents of Sundre, Alberta, are feeding deer in town. An area cougar tracked the deer into town. Chaos ensued. This is a surprisingly common chain
Making humane choices can be difficult at times – but when you know where to look and what questions to ask, it can be surprisingly
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