Pacific Wild ran the pop-up to engage passersby in discussion and draw attention to the deaths of over 2,500 wolves ...

Indigenous groups and conservationists are concerned as U.S. President Donald Trump’s bill gives legal green light for ...

When wolves are killed by bullets fired from helicopters during Alberta government culls, surviving members of the pack quickly learn to evade the threat, a new study has found. For nearly two decades ...

To protect remaining caribou, both the B.C. and Alberta governments kill wolves, through methods that include shooting them from aircraft.

A caribou walks along a fen in Wapusk National Park in August 2022. This image was captured by a motion-activated wildlife camera. Researchers with Parks Canada, the University of Saskatchewan and ...

The two nations stood up a 24-7 rotation of armed guards — known as Indigenous Caribou Guardians — who defended the walled perimeter from wolves, grizzlies and wolverines.

“Shooting wolves to save another species is an incredibly difficult decision.” In 2020 and 2021, Alberta culled 824 wolves. Some caribou ranges have been protected.

Large study shows caribou herds in B.C., Alberta growing from wolf culls "If we don't shoot wolves, given the state of the habitat that industry and government have allowed, we will lose caribou ...

Caption: Last year, 59 wolves were culled under a new incentive program designed to support the recovery of caribou herds in steep decline. (Dean Cluff/Government of the Northwest Territories) ...

The ministry also says the caribou population has increased from 15,000 to 17,500 in the last 10 years. Roughly 3.2 wolves have been killed either by government or private hunters for every one ...

“Shooting wolves to save another species is an incredibly difficult decision.” In 2020 and 2021, Alberta culled 824 wolves. Some caribou ranges have been protected.

Habitat repair shifts predator-prey dynamics of caribou and wolves: Study Published on Sep. 17, 2022, 4:19 PM ...