Tag: wolves

A photo of a wolf howling in the Rocky Mountains

Rethinking the “Wolf Lured Dog” Narrative

Recent headlines claiming that a wolf “lured” an off-leash dog to its death in British Columbia have been widely shared, and understandably, they’ve sparked concern. But canid experts suggest the way this story is being framed warrants a closer look.

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A wolf trots along a BC coastal beach

Coexisting with Wolves: Insights from Pacific Rim National Park

Parks Canada’s Wild About Wolves research initiative was created to improve understanding of wolf behaviour and human-wolf interactions, in order to support coexistence. Building on this, a recent study shows that successful coexistence depends not only on ecological knowledge but also respectful collaboration.

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A wolf on BC's coast

Who’s Who on Fur Farms: Wolves with Hannah Baron

Partnering with frontline rescue, rehabilitation, and advocacy organizations, we’ll share Q&A’s that explore who these animals truly are, what confinement costs them, and what those working closest to them wish the public understood, to raise awareness and foster empathy for these incredible fur-bearers.

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Wolf Cull Science

A new paper contests the policy-setting study that led British Columbia down the path of killing hundreds of wolves in a cull. Amelia Porter, one of The Fur-Bearers' science advisors, joined Defender Radio to explore both studies and what the updated information could mean.

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