Maintaining connectivity between Stein-Nahatlatch and South Chilcotin grizzly populations essential for species’ survival
The government has turned to killing hundreds of wolves in an effort to keep caribou around
The big bears are rare for Quadra Island, especially in the populated areas
‘I just wanted to do right for the bear which I believe was the mother of a young cub.’ — Camper
‘If the bears are chasing golf balls at least they are not chasing golfers,’ says Sgt. Todd Hunter, a B.C. conservation officer
Union of BC Indian Chiefs says poachers likely responsible
B.C. Bear Alliance wants to see body cameras on conservation officers after more than 600 black bears were killed this past year
Conservation officers do not relocate the animals from Vancouver Island
Map editors pressure province to move faster on regulation reforms
Surprising UBC findings may actually be beneficial to stability of salmon populations
‘This is way beyond two bear cubs at this time.’
One in twelve riders fully compliant at January check
A rare ‘rewilding’ project has conservationists hoping for the future of the cheetah species
Conservation officers responded to multiple reports, including threatened dog walker
Officials urge people to manage items on their property that can hurt animals
‘Marine Detective’ partners with Nanaimo stewardship group on webinar
Scientific database fills knowledge gaps of fishes’ diet
‘It’s crucial to secure these remaining acres so this incredible ecosystem stays intact’
B.C. research reveals multitude of human and environmental threats affecting killer whales
Salmon and marine mammals expected to benefit from ecosystem-based approach