Category : Wildlife Conservation


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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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