Imagine that you’re out for a walk and you spot a bat on the ground who appears to be in distress. Wanting to help, you’re tempted to give the bat a little nudge with your finger to see whether he responds. Just how risky would this be? Find out why bats and bare hands don’t mix.

Deer in B.C. are now entering their annual mating or ‘rutting’ season. While the rut is on, all bets are off - and deer are more likely to be involved in vehicle collisions. Learn more about the rut and how you can avoid deer-vehicle collisions.

With more than 2,000 photos submitted, it was a challenge for our judges to highlight only a few of the amazing photos entered in our annual photo contest. Thanks to everyone who entered photos and voted - raising $34,320 towards essential care for patients at Wild ARC. Stay tuned for photo book sales in October!

Three hooded mergansers were found orphaned and alone, crying for their mother. Mergansers are high-stress waterbirds that will need intensive care before release back to the wild.

While achieving that crystal-clear window is satisfying for a homeowner, for birds, it’s a death trap – to them, it’s hardly visible at all. Find out how you can help.

On July 21st, B.C. temporarily banned the sale and use of certain rodenticides. Make sure your pest control company is using humane alternatives to control rodents.

If you find bats at home, don't panic. Do make sure any issues are handled professionally and humanely. Read our wildlife control best practices sheet for bats.