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Many are enjoying outdoor spaces to gather and eat before the days start to shorten and temperatures start dropping. While this can be a great way to connect with nature, … Read more Summer feasts: managing unwanted visitors in outdoor spaces
When conflicts with wildlife arise, it’s important to consider the consequences of excluding or relocating that animal. For example, if a mother raccoon is trapped and relocated by a pest … Read more Prevent starving babies by safely and humanely excluding wildlife
February is the month of love, not only for humans, but for wild animals too! Many wild animal species are in the middle of courting and searching for a place … Read more Preparing for baby season
Many of us have a love and respect for wildlife as well as the companion animals in our lives. Being aware of seasonal wildlife milestones ahead of time means you … Read more Wildlife Calendar: Your monthly guide to coexisting with wild animals
British Columbians love spending time with their dogs outdoors, but unexpected wildlife encounters can have negative impacts for dogs, wild animals, and yourself! You can help minimize risks by learning … Read more Avoiding unexpected dog-wildlife encounters
Feeding wildlife might seem like a good idea and a way to help animals. However, you may inadvertently attract unwanted wildlife, like rodents, to your property, and feeding can often … Read more Harms of wildlife feeding and how it contributes to unwanted wildlife on your property
Coyotes can be found across most landscapes in B.C., and despite their adaptable and curious nature, are often the subject of misunderstanding and fear. Coyotes play a crucial role in … Read more Coexisting with coyotes during breeding season
When you are out and about in the city or the suburbs, squirrels are some of the most common mammals you will spot. It is a good idea to get … Read more Meet your urban wildlife neighbours: what you need to know about grey squirrels
If you’ve ever had raccoons in your backyard or encountered a wild animal on a trail at a close distance, you’ve probably wished they would just move along. Knowing how … Read more Hazing wildlife: what is humane harassment and how to use it
You may be surprised where wild animals choose to set up their homes! Every spring, wildlife rehabilitation centres and wildlife control companies hear a lot of the same call – … Read more DIY “critter check” for your home