Search for Snowmobilers After Coyote Incident Near Lanigan
Saskatchewan authorities are seeking a group of snowmobilers who allegedly ran over four coyotes near Lanigan in January 2026, prompting an investigation into potential wildlife violations.
Category : Wildlife Conservation
Wye Marsh Open House Highlights Unique Animal Habitats
Explore the diverse wildlife at Wye Marsh during a special open house event. Discover the unique habitats and conservation efforts in this Barrie-area natural treasure.
Angler fined $1,500 for 22 unmarked bait traps in Ontario
An Ontario fisherman faces a $1,500 fine for using 22 unmarked bait traps near Espanola, violating provincial regulations. Learn the rules to avoid penalties.
Nova Scotia warns public about increased coyote activity
Nova Scotia officials issue a public safety advisory due to a rise in coyote sightings and encounters. Learn the essential safety tips to protect yourself and your pets.
Orcas put on a show off Seattle's coast
A pod of orcas captivated Seattle residents with a stunning coastal display on January 16, 2026. Witness the majestic breach captured in photos.
Injured Trumpeter Swan Released Back to Wye Marsh
A trumpeter swan, nursed back to health from a leg injury, has been successfully released into the Wye Marsh wetlands in Midland, Ontario. Read about its recovery journey.
1,800-Year-Old Cheetah Mummies Found in Saudi Caves
Scientists uncover remarkably preserved cheetah mummies in Saudi Arabia, offering unprecedented genetic insights into the extinct population. Discover what this means for conservation.
Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves reveal lost populations
The discovery of remarkably preserved cheetah mummies in Saudi Arabian caves offers unprecedented insights into the genetics and extinction of regional populations. Learn what this means for conservation.
Deer killed by arrow in Toronto cemetery under investigation
Toronto Police and the Ministry of Natural Resources are investigating after a deer was found shot with an arrow and mutilated in Park Lawn Cemetery on New Year's Day. Authorities seek public tips.
Point Pelee National Park closes for annual deer cull
Point Pelee National Park closes temporarily as Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation conduct a deer cull to manage hyperabundant populations and protect ecosystems. Learn about the collaborative effort.
10 Canada Geese Found Dead Near Port Whitby Marina
Durham officials report the collection of 10 dead Canada geese near Port Whitby Marina. The cause is under investigation. Read the latest on this wildlife incident.
Deer Found Dead with Arrow in Toronto Cemetery
A deer was discovered deceased with an arrow in its body at Park Lawn Cemetery in Toronto. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential case of illegal hunting or animal cruelty.
Active Search for Young Wolves Stopped After Attacks
Wildlife officials have suspended the active search for young wolves following a series of livestock attacks. Get the latest details on this developing environmental story.
Zoo Animals Get Popsicles in Rio Heat Wave
Rio de Janeiro's BioParque zoo provides jaguars and monkeys with frozen treats for hydration and thermal comfort during extreme summer heat exceeding 40°C. See how zoos adapt.
Rare Right Whale Sighting Brings Hope to New England
Aerial survey confirms North Atlantic right whales in southern New England waters in January 2026, a hopeful sign for the critically endangered species. Learn about the sighting and its significance.
AI Images Complicate St. Louis Monkey Search
Vervet monkeys are loose in St. Louis, but AI-generated pictures are spreading misinformation. Officials urge residents to stay away and report sightings.
Barrie warns of increased coyote activity during mating season
The Town of Barrie cautions residents about heightened coyote encounters as mating season peaks. Learn safety tips and how to reduce risks in urban areas.
AI Complicates Efforts to Capture Escaped Monkeys in St. Louis
A troop of monkeys is loose in St. Louis, and artificial intelligence is unexpectedly complicating the efforts of authorities to recapture them. Get the latest details on this unusual urban wildlife situation.
Rare European robin sighting in Montreal draws attention
A rare European robin has been spotted in Montreal, creating excitement among birdwatchers. Discover the details of this unusual avian visitor and its newfound local fame.
Prairie Wildlife Survival in Winnipeg's Winter Revealed
Discover the remarkable survival strategies of native animals during Winnipeg's brutal winters, as showcased by the Living Prairie Museum's educational exhibits. Learn more about local ecology.
Ontario hunters fined $4,5K for illegal deer hunting
Three Southern Ontario men plead guilty to multiple hunting violations in the Buckhorn Lake area, receiving significant fines. Learn the details of the case and the consequences for breaking wildlife laws.
New CWD case found in B.C. Kootenay deer
A new case of chronic wasting disease has been confirmed in a deer in British Columbia's Kootenay region, raising concerns for wildlife and hunters. Learn about the risks and provincial monitoring efforts.
Coyote sightings cause concern in Timmins, Ontario
Increased coyote activity in Timmins prompts warnings from the MNRF. Officials advise residents on how to keep pets safe and prevent dangerous wildlife encounters.
Sault woman's scary coyote encounter while walking dog
A Sault Ste. Marie woman recounts a frightening late-night encounter with a pack of coyotes while walking her dog. Learn about the incident and safety tips for urban wildlife encounters.
Bird Counts Show Encouraging Numbers Despite Cold Spell
Annual Christmas bird counts in Windsor-Essex yielded encouraging data and a rare sighting, revealing long-term population trends for local wildlife.
Deer rescued from Christmas lights in Nova Scotia
A deer in Nova Scotia was safely freed after its antlers became entangled with Christmas lights. The Department of Natural Resources conducted the successful rescue. Read the full story.
Black Bear Makes Home Under California House
A California homeowner in Altadena found an unwelcome guest: a black bear had moved into the crawl space beneath his home in December 2025. Authorities were called to safely manage the situation.
Rare Flightless Kakapo Parrot Begins Breeding Again
New Zealand's critically endangered kakapo, a flightless parrot, has resumed breeding, marking a significant milestone for intensive conservation efforts. Discover the story of this unique species' fight for survival.
B.C. Conservationists Warn Against Roberts Bank Bitumen Pipeline
Conservation groups argue a proposed Alberta bitumen pipeline to Roberts Bank in Delta, B.C., poses severe risks to endangered killer whales and salmon, adding to cumulative environmental stress. Read the full analysis.
Photographer Spots Cougar and Wildlife in Alberta Foothills
A stunning cougar sighting highlights a day of wildlife photography in Alberta's Porcupine Hills and foothills, featuring moose, mule deer, and the effects of a chinook wind.
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