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Spring can be cat-astrophic for wildlife
Spring is here once again and, with it, a new baby season. Across the province, wild animals of all kinds are busy starting families. Sadly, these families are vulnerable to cats venturing outdoors to enjoy the warmer weather too. Find out which wild babies are most at risk from cat predation and what you can do to help protect them.
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What do farmed and wild animals have in common?
At first glance, you might not think there’s a lot of common ground between wildlife and farmed animals. Look closer, and you’ll find that they face more issues together than you might think. From welfare issues in farming, entertainment, climate change and more, learn more about what farmed and wild animals have in common.
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Wild ARC auction online now!
Wild ARC’s online auction is back, and you’re not going to want to miss these amazing prizes. From adventure cruising and getaways, to fine dining and other experiences, check out our online auction items. All proceeds go directly towards the lifesaving work of Wild ARC. Hurry, auction closes March 26!
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Alone, but not abandoned - what to know about wild babies Just because you see a baby alone, doesn’t mean they’re in trouble. How can you tell whether a baby animal is an orphan? Learn more about the most common babies at Wild ARC.
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Stay wildlife-wise during spring cleaning Heading outdoors to tidy up in the coming weeks? Watch out for birds and mammals that could be nesting or denning. Find out where to look to keep them safe.
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It's a bird, it's a band, it's a bird with a band If you spot a bird with a metal band or coloured markers, it’s no accident. More than 1.2 million birds are banded in Canada and the U.S. each year to help scientists study and monitor bird populations.
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Co-existing with raccoons Raccoons get a bad rap as ‘dumpster-divers’, but these urban pandas are important scavengers. Learn how to prevent problems with raccoons, and co-exist safely.
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