Crested Ibises Released in Japan After Extinction
Eight crested ibises were released into the wild in Hakui, Japan, marking a milestone in conservation efforts decades after the species went extinct in the country.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Heart-Pounding Wildlife at New Botswana Safari Lodge
Discover thrilling wildlife encounters at Sediba Sa Rona, an eco-conscious safari lodge in Botswana's Okavango Delta, blending luxury with community-based conservation.
Piping Plovers Return to Wasaga Beach
A pair of Piping Plovers has been sighted at Wasaga Beach, raising hopes for the endangered species' recovery. Conservation efforts and habitat protection are key.
B.C. man sets two Guinness records for tree planting in 24 hours
A Vancouver man planted nearly 48,000 mangrove trees in 24 hours, earning two Guinness World Records. The feat highlights individual climate action.
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Rare Black Bear Sighting in Oshawa Neighbourhood Stuns Residents
Residents of Oshawa were surprised by a young black bear roaming their neighbourhood. Experts say sightings increase after hibernation.
Guelph Girl Named Semi-Finalist in Wildlife Competition
A 7-year-old girl from Guelph, Ontario, has been named a semi-finalist in an international wildlife competition, showcasing her passion for conservation.
Jogger Attacked by Black Bear on Squamish Trail
A jogger suffered minor injuries after a black bear sow charged him on a Squamish trail. Conservation officers warn the public to avoid the area due to bear activity.
Man Injured in Black Bear Attack Near Squamish
A man was injured in a black bear attack while running on a forested trail near Squamish, B.C., after encountering two cubs. Conservation officers responded.
Elderly Couple Murdered in South African Park, Poachers Suspected
A retired couple on safari in Kruger National Park was found stabbed to death in a crocodile-infested river, with their hands tied. Poachers are suspected.
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Shark Kills Spearfisher in Terrifying Attack at Great Barrier Reef
A 39-year-old man spearfishing with friends at the Great Barrier Reef was killed by a shark, marking the second deadly incident in Australia in over a week.
Bear Activity Closes Highway 40 to Foot, Bike Traffic
Alberta Parks bans foot and bike traffic along Highway 40 in southern Kananaskis due to multiple bears, breeding pairs, and a grizzly bluff charge.
Markham Teen Bitten by Coyote; City Investigates
A 16-year-old girl in Markham was bitten by a coyote on Thursday morning. The city is investigating and increasing patrols and signage in the area.
Moose Breaks Into Quebec Home, Causes Havoc
A Quebec homeowner was shocked to find a moose inside his living room. The animal caused significant damage before being removed by wildlife officials.
Mother Bear and Cubs Euthanized After Attack in BC
Conservation officers trapped and euthanized a mother bear and her two cubs after they attacked a man in British Columbia's Fraser Valley. The incident highlights wildlife risks.
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B.C. Probes Illegal Hand-Feeding of Grizzly Bears in Smithers
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service seeks help identifying two men seen hand-feeding grizzly bears in social media videos near Smithers, calling the activity illegal and dangerous.
Right Whale Calving Season Brings Hope for Conservationists
Oceana cautiously optimistic after a strong North Atlantic right whale calving season, signaling potential recovery for the endangered species.
Bear Mauls Man to Death in Bulgaria
A bear attacked and killed a man in Bulgaria, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred in a mountainous region, prompting warnings for hikers and residents.
B.C. Logging Allowed in Caribou Habitat Despite Warning
British Columbia permitted logging in critical caribou habitat against its own ministry's recommendation, raising concerns about wildlife conservation and government accountability.
Australia's Second Fatal Shark Attack of 2026 Claims 38-Year-Old
A 38-year-old man was killed by a 4-meter great white shark off Western Australia, marking the country's second fatal shark incident this year.
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France Rejects Orca Transfer to Nova Scotia Sanctuary
France has rejected a proposal to send its last two captive orcas to a whale sanctuary in Nova Scotia, citing concerns over the animals' health and the facility's readiness.
Alberta Land Set Aside to Protect Sage-Grouse
The Canadian and Alberta governments have designated a large area of southern Alberta to protect the endangered greater sage-grouse, a bird species at risk of extinction.
Man Arrested for Throwing Rock at Endangered Monk Seal
Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk was arrested for allegedly throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal, Lani, and bragging about being rich enough to pay the fine.
Man Arrested for Hurling Rock at Endangered Monk Seal
A Washington man was arrested after video showed him throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal in Maui, allegedly saying he was 'rich enough to pay the fines.'
Bald Eagle Hatchlings in Chicago After 100 Years
Two bald eagle hatchlings were spotted in a Chicago park, marking the first successful wild breeding in the city in over 100 years. The eaglets were born in Park 597 along the Calumet River.
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Black Bear Euthanized Near Burnstick Lake
A black bear was euthanized near Burnstick Lake after repeated conflicts with humans, including entering a summer village property. Wildlife officials emphasize the importance of securing attractants.
Caledon Officially Recognized as Bird Friendly
Caledon has been officially certified as a Bird Friendly City, recognizing its efforts in bird conservation and habitat protection. The designation highlights community initiatives.
Bird Lovers Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan residents gathered at the Saskatchewan Science Centre to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day, featuring educational activities and bird-watching events.
Whale Safety Cards Handed Out at Vancouver Beaches
Volunteers distribute whale safety pamphlets at Vancouver beaches after a jet ski struck a whale. The initiative aims to prevent future incidents and protect marine life.
Bird Protection Workshop at University of Regina
The University of Regina held an information session with community partners on urban bird risks and conservation efforts to create safer spaces for birds.
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Sask. Urges Residents Not to Touch Young Wild Animals
Saskatchewan officials remind residents to avoid touching young wildlife, as human contact can harm the animals and pose risks to people.
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