Culling is no solution for urban deer

The B.C. communities of Oak Bay, Cranbrook, Invermere, Elkford and Kimberley share one thing in common – their high profile deer culls did not solve human-wildlife conflicts in their communities. What was learned from the controversial and tax-dollar funded local management programs, is that indiscriminate culling is not a sustainable solution to human-deer conflicts. But what could have been learned?

Wires, nets and lines – weaving a tangled web for wildlife

Despite the allure of fewer natural predators and an abundance of pre-made shelter options, it isn’t always easy being a city bird. Entanglements from fishing line, garden netting and bird deterrent wires pose a serious challenge, but we can help reduce these wildlife hazards.

Go wild for Million Acts

Launched by the BC SPCA last month, the Million Acts of Kindness campaign is gaining momentum, inspiring thousands of acts of kindness across the province. As a wildlife lover, you can join the movement too! Kick start your own personal challenge with our wildly fun and easy-to-do kind acts.

11th annual Wild ARC open house Book now for March 28 or 29! Tours are almost full and reservations will close before the weekend.	It's baby bird season! Learn how to identify the different growth stages of baby songbirds, and how to tell if they need help!

Bear families wake for spring After a mild winter, new bear families are waking up and searching for an early spring meal. Learn how to co-exist and reduce conflicts.	Elephants out of the circus Ringling Bros. announced ending elephant acts by 2018. Not soon enough, but thankfully, many B.C. municipalities have already banned circuses.

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