Did you know that more than 25 million birds in Canada are killed or injured by collisions with windows every year? From small hummingbirds to majestic owls, all birds are at risk. They need our help to stay safe. Find out what you can do at home to prevent bird collisions with windows.

Every May and June, Wild ARC receives calls about "orphaned" deer fawns hiding in backyards or parks. Sometimes well-meaning people bring healthy fawns to wildlife rehabilitation facilities like Wild ARC, thinking that they are rescuing them, but may have accidentally just kidnapped them from mom. Find out how to tell if a fawn needs your help and what to do.

Looking for a new craft project you can do at home? Baby season has started, and birds continue to be hard at work gathering materials to build a nest. Make their lives a little easier with a DIY “nest helper”! A simple nest helper can be made from stuffing a kitchen whisk with an assortment of nesting materials.

This fawn was found wandering all alone and crying out for mom. Unfortunately, mom never returned, and the fawn was brought to Wild ARC where he will now stay in care over the summer.

Especially now that people are spending more time indoors, coyotes may be a more common sight around your neighbourhood. Sightings are normal - learn how you co-exist with urban coyotes.

Get your exotic cat questions answered, from how to tell a zoo from a sanctuary, to how you can help protect big cats in the wild.

May is crow nesting season, and baby crows will soon be out and about. Learn how to deal with dive-bombing and other crow conflicts.