Pacific Wild

The science is "crying out" for greater habitat protections for the iconic species as industrial activities eat away at the landscapes the bears depend on, said wildlife biologist Wayne McCrory

It was a hunch Jonah Keim hoped to prove — that using human-made obstacles, such as trees and logs, could reduce encounters between endangered caribou and wolves in northern British Columbia.

Pacific Wild, a B.C.-based environmental group, launched a legal petition in July 2020 claiming the province’s wolf cull program is unlawful because it contradicts wildlife regulations and federal aviation laws.

Meeting minutes obtained by National Observer appear to confirm the use of a Judas wolf in B.C.'s wolf culls

After a tumultuous confrontation with DFO last year, parties are hopeful for cooperation after a new agreement was forged

A coalition of groups on Thursday spelled out in a letter what they hope to see resulting from the upcoming federal-provincial meetings on climate change

Wildlife groups in B.C. are fighting for a judicial review to stop further wolf culls from taking place in the name of saving endangered caribou.