Chimpanzees Turn on Friends in Lethal Spree, Stunning Scientists
Researchers in Uganda's Kibale National Park report a shocking series of lethal attacks among chimpanzees, challenging long-held beliefs about primate social behavior and aggression.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Orillia's New Recycling Cart Program: Summer Rollout Details
Orillia introduces a new recycling cart program starting this summer, aiming to improve waste management efficiency. Residents can expect enhanced collection services and environmental benefits.
Man Fined $300 for Entering Hippo Pen at Thai Zoo
A man was fined US$300 for illegally entering the enclosure of hippopotamus Moo Deng at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, highlighting ongoing safety concerns at wildlife facilities.
Cougar Spotted Swimming Off Vancouver Island on Video
A cougar was filmed swimming in the ocean near Vancouver Island before climbing onto rocks, highlighting rare wildlife behavior in coastal British Columbia.
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15-Pound Walleye Found in Michigan's Muskegon River
Fisheries staff from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported catching a massive 15-pound walleye during spring surveys in the Muskegon River, highlighting the river's thriving ecosystem.
Calgary Zoo Introduces New Polar Bear Yelle to Public
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has introduced Yelle, a new polar bear characterized as an extrovert, to visitors. The bear's arrival marks a significant addition to the zoo's conservation efforts and public engagement initiatives.
Wolf Attack Claims Dog on Vancouver Island
A domestic dog was killed by a wolf on Vancouver Island, according to B.C. conservation officers, highlighting ongoing wildlife conflicts in the region.
Wolf Attacks on Livestock Rising in Winnipeg-Interlake
Farmers in the Winnipeg-Interlake region are facing an alarming increase in wolf attacks on livestock, with trail camera evidence showing wolves on private property. This trend raises concerns about safety and economic impacts for local agriculture.
B.C. Raven Mimics Sneeze, Says Its Name
A rescued raven in British Columbia demonstrates remarkable mimicry skills, imitating a human sneeze and vocalizing its own name, highlighting the intelligence of corvids.
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Black Bear Illegally Killed, Orphaned Cubs in Manitoba
A black bear was illegally killed in Manitoba, leaving three orphaned cubs. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging public cooperation to find the responsible party.
Rural Municipalities Push Alberta to Restart Grizzly Bear Hunt
Rural municipalities in Alberta are urging the provincial government to reopen the grizzly bear hunt, citing safety concerns and human-wildlife conflicts. This request follows research indicating grizzly populations struggle in shared landscapes without w
Bald Eagles Rescued from Powerlines in Surrey, B.C.
A multi-agency effort successfully saved two bald eagles entangled in powerlines in Surrey, B.C., on Easter Sunday, highlighting wildlife conservation challenges.
Orphaned Bear Cubs Rescued on Vancouver Island After Mother's Death
The North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre has admitted two young orphaned black bear cubs found on Vancouver Island after their mother was discovered deceased, highlighting ongoing wildlife conservation efforts.
Barrie Receives Designation for Eastern Bluebird Work
The city of Barrie has been formally recognized for its dedicated conservation initiatives aimed at protecting and supporting the Eastern Bluebird population in the region.
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Ukrainians Release Rescued Bats After Harsh Winter
In Kyiv, a ceremony marks the return of bats to the wild, rescued during Ukraine's harsh winter and ongoing conflict, symbolizing resilience and hope.
Pregnant Coyote Rescued from Fence, Recovering at Sanctuary
A pregnant coyote was rescued by Procyon Wildlife after becoming trapped in a wire fence in Beeton, Ontario. The animal is now recovering at the sanctuary.
Wildlife Centre Seeks Support with Online Auction
A Northern Ontario wildlife centre is calling for public support through an online auction to fund its conservation efforts, including hatching and releasing endangered Blanding's Turtles.
Wildlife Centre Seeks Support with Online Fundraising Auction
A Northern Ontario wildlife centre is urgently calling for community support through an online auction to fund its conservation efforts, including the release of hatched Blanding's Turtles this summer.
Calendar Sale Funds Wildlife Rehab in Northern Ontario
The Turtle Pond Wildlife Centre in Northern Ontario is hosting a calendar sale to raise funds for its six-year mission of rescuing sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife, relying on community support.
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New Tunnels Protect Endangered Jefferson Salamanders in York
York Region has constructed specialized tunnels under Stouffville Road to safeguard Jefferson salamanders during their annual migration, enhancing conservation efforts for this endangered species.
Study Shows Little Improvement for B.C.'s At-Risk Species
A new study indicates only 14 species have seen genuine improvement in their status on British Columbia's list of threatened, special-concern, and secure species, highlighting ongoing conservation challenges.
Quebec Rallies Demand Action on Stray Cat Overpopulation
Multiple rallies across Quebec called on the provincial government to implement comprehensive measures to manage the growing population of stray and feral cats, highlighting a pressing animal welfare issue.
U.S. Hunter Fined $28,750, Gets 10-Year Ontario Hunting Ban
An American man has been convicted and penalized for illegally shooting a moose from a road in Ontario without proper tags, then fleeing to Wisconsin, resulting in substantial fines and a decade-long hunting prohibition.
Abandoned Florida Snapping Turtle Found at Reptilia Vaughan
A non-native Florida snapping turtle was discovered abandoned in the parking lot of Reptilia Vaughan, raising concerns about wildlife safety and illegal pet releases.
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Toronto Zoo Welcomes Three River Otter Pups
The Toronto Zoo announces the birth of three North American river otter pups to mother Maybelle, marking a significant conservation success for the endangered species.
NJ Troopers Rescue Bear Cub from Interstate Highway Ditch
State police in New Jersey rescued a bear cub found alone in a ditch along Interstate 78 in Union Township. The animal was safely secured and transferred to environmental officials for care.
New Polar Bear Yelle Debuts at Calgary Zoo in Conservation Effort
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo introduces Yelle, a 20-year-old male polar bear, as part of its Arctic conservation program, highlighting efforts to protect this vulnerable species.
Oldest Tortoise Jonathan Alive, Death Rumors False
Jonathan, the world's oldest known tortoise, is confirmed to be alive and healthy on St. Helena, despite recent false rumors of his demise. The 191-year-old reptile continues to thrive under expert care.
Montreal Botanical Garden Launches Bird Conservation Initiative
The Montreal Botanical Garden has launched a new bird conservation initiative, supported by a major donation, aimed at protecting avian species and enhancing urban biodiversity through research and habitat restoration.
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N.B. Extends 2026 Wild Turkey Hunting Season
New Brunswick announces a longer wild turkey hunting season for 2026, responding to increased demand as the non-native species becomes established with a growing population.
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