Photographer captures jaw-dropping shot of humpback whale in B.C.
For Filip Hasson, a trip to B.C. last fall was an unforgettable one when he got very up close with a humpback whale.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibit brings a local winner to the world stage
For over 60 years, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has showcased the planet’s most breathtaking images, ...
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City supports wildlife conference coming to Williams Lake
City council awarded $2,000 to the British Columbia Chapter of the Wildlife Society (BCTWS) to support a conference coming to ...
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Some wolf claims approved, costs of BC wolves reviewed
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved four wildlife damage claims. Claims above $20,000 must be approved by the ...
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Could Colorado see more wolf pups this spring? Parks and Wildlife provides an update on state’s growing population
Colorado’s wolf population nearly tripled with the release of 15 animals from British Columbia and five members of the Copper ...
Hunting Influencer Sues B.C. Game Warden for $2.4M Over ‘Obsession’ and Alleged Harassment
Michel Beaulieu, the hunting TV host of Alpine Carnivore, is suing the conservation officer who he says is "obsessed" with ...
Bear den spotted near Lumby, wildlife expert says bears are starting to wake up
A post on the Around the Block Lumby Facebook page is advising people about a bear den on the West Salmon Trail. But bear dens are not uncommon, or unexpected in the region.
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Social media influencers among 4 charged in B.C. shooting of elk, other wildlife
The charges relate to illegal hunting, illegal possession of dead wildlife and firearm offences following the discharge of a ...
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How rare will wolf sightings be in Colorado?
Colorado’s voter-initiated reintroduction of gray wolves has thrust a new predator into the High Country.  There are ...
Four people facing a combined 43 charges for unlawfully hunting and killing wildlife
Four BC residents are facing a combined 43 charges in connection to unlawfully hunting and killing wildlife in multiple incidents throughout the province.