Baby bats, called pups, are born hairless, but soon grow fur, begin to fly, and may end up in surprising places. Always wear thick gloves…
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Wildlife Act fines should benefit wildlife
Submitted by B.C. Wildlife Federation The B.C. Wildlife Federation applauds new stiffer penalties for infractions of the Wildlife Act, but we are concerned that the…
Wildlife overpass will enhance safety for drivers and bighorns
A new wildlife overpass south of Radium Hot Springs is set to significantly decrease vehicle collisions with bighorn sheep enhancing safety along Highway 93/95 for…
B.C. and partners step up fight against invasive mussels
The annual battle against keeping invasive mussels out of B.C. continues. The B.C. government, Columbia Basin Trust, BC Hydro and conservation organizations announced April 30…
Celebrate bats during Halloween
Bat box time for maintenance: Fall is the perfect time to check that your bat box is well-attached, water-tight and clean, ready to offer a…
Elk winter range enhancement in the Kootenays
The Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation is proud to announce over $8 million in funding for 167 fish and wildlife conservation projects across B.C. this year,…
Wildlife overpass coming to protect Radium bighorn herd
The B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) this morning announced a new wildlife overpass will be constructed south of Radium Hot Springs. The aim…
Angler’s bag of fish heads nets him a new truck
Grand Prize 1: Dale Williams, BCWF; Karl Luedtke, West Arm Outdoors Club (WAOC); Gordie Grunerud, program manager, WAOC; Dave Johnston, grand prize winner; Owen Black,…
Annual Bat Count helps monitor endangered wildlife
Program calls for bat roost reports and volunteers Submitted by Kootenay Community Bat Project Spring is here, and with warmer nighttime temperatures our B.C. bats…
EKISC striving for communities to pull together
The East Kootenay Invasive Species Council (EKISC) is welcoming invitations to help you and your community group organize a community weed pull this summer. What…