Recent publicity surrounding the death of a sturgeon on display in a Tsawwassen shopping mall draws attention to the decades-old debate over whether fish can think and feel. Though widely used, fish are not very well understood – or appreciated. But, thanks to scientists studying fish around the world, we are discovering more about their mental and emotional capacities all the time.

Another incredible year of the Wildlife-In-Focus photography contest closed with hundreds of images of BC’s diverse wild animals submitted. The contest raised over $13,000 for wildlife in need, and will provide ongoing inspiration for wildlife advocacy and education programs. Check out the winners and images that made us say WOW and sign up for alerts for next year’s contest.

As the cold and rainy season starts to arrive, many of us dream about heading south in search of sun and sand. For one young Snow Goose, his hopes of a warm welcome have hit a slight snag. However, after a quick rest and a helping hand at Wild ARC, he’ll soon rejoin his flock on the journey south.

As we prepare our vehicles for the winter, it’s also important to prepare for wildlife encounters on the roads given the shorter days and harsher weather conditions for foraging.

It might feel like summer just ended, but the holidays are fast approaching. While you’re busy making things merry and bright, learn how to work wildlife welfare into your celebrations!

Find out why TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel site, stopped selling tickets to attractions where people can swim with dolphins, ride elephants or pet tigers – a win for animals!

Looking for the perfect gift for wildlife lovers this holiday season? Sponsor a week of care for a wild animal on their behalf as the perfect eco-friendly and compassionate gift!