Animal Stories

If Canada accelerated efforts, it could have recovery plans in place for the most vulnerable stocks by 2025.

Tanker traffic in the Salish Sea surged after the expanded Trans Mountain pipeline came online in May.

Conservation officers want to capture the young bears, who left their high perch early Tuesday, for rehabilitation at North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre in Errington

Jim Delgrande was riding his bike up the Trans-Canada trail when he encountered a black bear.

Katzie First Nation reconnects creeks and sloughs with Pitt River in bid to bring back salmon, protect against extreme weather.

Justin Muss was injured when he fired a bear-scaring device 170 km north of Fort St. John as a black bear approached him.

“It’s not like scooping a cat out of tree … these cubs don’t see you as a rescuer. They see you as a threat,” says a bear specialist with North Island Wildlife Recovery

In Canada, Ontario has the only known population of northern bobwhites thought to be native.

The three cubs were not injured and vanished into the woods after the incident, which occurred about 11 p.m. on West Coast Road

The eradication project was halted last week after at least six deer died after becoming entangled in net fencing erected to herd the animals into killing zones