Manitoba Eyes Hudson Bay Marine Conservation Area
The Manitoba government is exploring the creation of a marine conservation area in western Hudson Bay, aiming to protect its unique ecosystems and support sustainable development.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Tundra Swan Hunting Proposal Sparks Prairie Conservation Debate
A proposed tundra swan hunting season in Prairie provinces has raised alarms among conservationists and wildlife advocates, citing potential impacts on migratory bird populations and ecosystem health.
Foxes Block OPP Cruiser in Playful Standoff in Ontario
A group of red foxes playfully surrounded an OPP cruiser in northwestern Ontario, creating a charming wildlife encounter captured on camera. The incident highlights the region's diverse fauna and unexpected interactions between animals and law enforcement
Calgary Zoo Takes in Orphaned Bighorn Lamb for Care
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is preparing to care for an orphaned Rocky Mountain bighorn lamb, highlighting its wildlife conservation efforts in Alberta.
Ottawa Launches 5-Year Fishing Plan to Protect Whales
The federal government has introduced a comprehensive five-year fishing strategy aimed at protecting endangered whales and reducing harmful entanglements in Canadian waters.
NCC Secures Ottawa Wetlands in Conservation Deal
Nature Conservancy Canada has acquired significant wetlands in rural southwest Ottawa, protecting crucial habitat and biodiversity in the region.
Calgary Zoo Names Orphaned Grizzly Cubs from Alberta
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has officially named two orphaned grizzly bear cubs rescued from southern Alberta, highlighting their care and conservation efforts.
Foxes Block Police Cruiser in Northwestern Ontario
Two red foxes playfully cornered an Ontario Provincial Police cruiser in a residential area, delaying its exit in a charming wildlife encounter captured on video.
ERCA Bans Snowmobiles, ATVs from Conservation Lands
The Essex Region Conservation Authority warns that snowmobiles and ATVs are strictly prohibited in public conservation areas and trails, with increased patrols and fines for violations.
Dead North Atlantic Right Whale Found Off North Carolina
A deceased North Atlantic right whale has been located off the coast of North Carolina, raising concerns for the critically endangered species' conservation efforts in Canadian and Atlantic waters.
Frozen Iguanas Fall in Florida's Coldest Weather in 15 Years
Unusually cold temperatures in South Florida have caused green iguanas to enter a torpor state, falling from trees. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has issued special removal permits for this invasive species.
Alberta Wildlife Rehab Sees Record Animal Intake in 2025
The Alberta Institute of Wildlife Conservation reports a historic high in animal patients received during 2025, highlighting growing pressures on wildlife rehabilitation efforts in the region.
Conservancy Protects 91 Hectares of Ottawa Wetlands
The National Conservancy of Canada has acquired 91 hectares of wetland and forest in rural Ottawa through a donation, enhancing flood resilience and protecting biodiversity in the Marlborough Forest region.
Bear Cub Heals from Burns, Rescue Takes New Patient
A black bear cub found in freezing conditions with severe burns is now bandage-free, marking a milestone in its recovery at a Vancouver wildlife rescue center, which has admitted another injured animal.
P.E.I. Shoreline Protection Project Near Hospital
Prince Edward Island has announced a new shoreline protection initiative near the Charlottetown hospital to combat coastal erosion and safeguard critical infrastructure.
BC Seed Bank to Preserve Endangered Garry Oak Ecosystems
A groundbreaking seed bank initiative in British Columbia is working to preserve native plant species from critically endangered Garry oak ecosystems, with funding secured for conservation efforts.
Community Saves Wolf Hit by Car in Northern Ontario
A collaborative effort between Hagar residents and an animal rescue group in northern Ontario successfully saved a wolf injured in a highway collision last week, highlighting local wildlife conservation efforts.
Boy Killed in Brazil Shark Attack, Global Safety Concerns Rise
A fatal shark attack in Brazil has claimed a boy's life, highlighting ongoing global beach safety issues and environmental factors influencing shark behavior near populated coastlines.
Rare Waved Albatross Spotted Off California Coast
Marine scientists have documented an extremely rare waved albatross sighting off central California, marking just the second recorded observation of this critically endangered bird north of Central America.
Nova Scotia Scientists Dive into Coastal Biodiversity Research
Scientists in Nova Scotia are using free diving techniques to study coastal biodiversity in a groundbreaking conservation program led by CPAWS Nova Scotia.
Ucluelet Deadliest for Black Bears in B.C.
Ucluelet recorded the highest number of black bear fatalities in British Columbia during 2025, with 13 bears killed by conservation officers. The small tourist town faces criticism and calls for improved wildlife management strategies.
B.C. Ostrich Cull Protests Persist After $6.7M Cost Reveal
Federal government discloses over $6.7 million in costs for the B.C. ostrich cull as protest movements continue, highlighting ongoing environmental and ethical debates.
Emaciated Seal Pup Rescued in Critical Condition in West Vancouver
A severely underweight harbour seal pup named Annette was rescued in West Vancouver, weighing only half the normal weight for her age, highlighting ongoing marine wildlife challenges.
Corb Lund's Coal Mining Petition Approved in Alberta
Alberta's chief electoral officer has approved musician Corb Lund's citizen petition calling for legislation to ban new coal exploration and mining on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
Mountain Lion Spotted in San Francisco, Capture Underway
A young mountain lion was seen wandering San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood, prompting a public warning. Wildlife officials are now working to safely capture the animal near Lafayette Park.
Caribou Herd Reunites at Toronto Zoo in Conservation Win
The Toronto Zoo celebrates a significant conservation achievement as its caribou herd reunites, highlighting efforts to protect this iconic Canadian species amid broader environmental and wildlife news.
U.S. Hunters, P.E.I. Officers Charged in Goose Hunting Case
American hunters and Prince Edward Island conservation officers have been charged for allegedly hunting geese too close to residential areas, raising concerns about wildlife regulations and enforcement.
Marineland to Move Whales, Dolphins to U.S., Minister Says
Ontario's minister has stated that Marineland has a solid plan to transfer its whales and dolphins to facilities in the United States, amid ongoing discussions about animal welfare.
Snow Leopard Mauls Skier in China's Xinjiang Region
A rare snow leopard attacked a skier in China's remote Xinjiang region, highlighting human-wildlife conflict in mountainous areas. The incident was captured on video and shared widely on social media.
B.C. Sees Record Low Black Bear Deaths in 2025
Conservation officers in British Columbia announce the lowest number of black bears killed in 2025, marking a significant achievement in wildlife management and coexistence efforts across the province.
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