Latest criminal activity at the Meadows leaves locals frustrated
Popular Vancouver Island hiking spot not closing, but frustration about crowding grows
Gulf Islands scientist says top predator under shocking threat from human behaviour
“Combined with fishing extraction numbers, sharks experience huge losses in the environment.”
Poor pup was found with a glass jar stuck on its head in Maple Ridge
BC Conservation Officers are looking for the bear and the park remains closed to the public
Officer receives crowd’s applause upon success at Abbotsford’s Mill Lake
‘Let them be assessed now before their fate is sealed,’ urges B.C. conservationist Barb Murray
Climate change is a “serious and immediate threat” to the 9,000-year old sponges: study
Climate change is a “serious and immediate threat” to the 9,000-year old sponges: study
Conservation Officer Service is investigating the incident
Bryce Casavant was fired after refusing orders to euthanize two bear cubs in 2015.
Fewer mammoth old-growth trees remain than you imagine
COs will be monitoring sites for compliance with COVID-19 safety guidelines and day-use-only rule
Mamalilikulla chief, Richard Sumner said despite unanswered questions, they will not press for further investigation
A black bear killed and dumped in a Tappen gravel pit in mid-April, says BC COS.
Mali, the bear rescued in historic joint efforts, was shot dead in an act of self-defence
Conservation Officer Service looking for tips
BC Conservation highlights dramatic conflict decline in Bear Smart Communities
Collaborative approach to relocate the grizzly was applauded by the Minister of Environment calling it a ‘power of partnership’