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A new study done in northeastern Alberta suggests habitat restoration may not be enough to save threatened woodland caribou, at least in the short term, and researchers at the University of British Columbia say their results make the case for a more rigorous analysis of conservation methods.

A deal on a vast new national park reserve in the North is being called a model for future relationships between First Nations and Canada.

Research into free-roaming plains bison in Saskatchewan's Prince Albert National Park says the herd could go extinct from overhunting in fields outside the protected area.

In what they're describing as a Canadian first, animal welfare officials announced on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, that they were charging the owner of a Quebec zoo with criminal animal cruelty and moving to seize over 100 wild and exotic animals from the rural property east of Montreal.

Six wolves at risk of dying of starvation have successfully been moved off a northern Ontario island to one on the U.S. side of Lake Superior.

An extensive study of caribou herds across British Columbia and Alberta suggests a way to reverse a long and steady decline of the endangered species — kill more wolves and moose and pen pregnant cows.

A global study shows animals are moving distances two to three times shorter in areas disturbed by humans than in the wilderness.

A once-thriving herd of endangered caribou on a northern Ontario island is weeks away from being killed off by a pack of wolves, says a First Nation that is working with the provincial government to get the animals moved to a safe location.

A 40-year battle over oil drilling in an Arctic wildlife refuge in Alaska could become the latest political irritant in a growing list of disagreements between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau.

“It’s like we treat wolves terribly here in Alberta. We do crazy things to wolves.”

The sound of large carnivores in the area spooks animals like racoons, keeping them from over-consuming their prey.

Two major animal rights groups sponsored a teleconference on trophy hunting as an alternative to a large trophy hunting expo underway in Las Vegas

When it comes to ranching, Louise Liebenberg is in the minority: she thinks the wolf bounty is ineffective and concentrates on more holistic ways of discouraging the predators