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Articles from December 2018
Federal government invests $2M to maintain Fraser river habitats
By Daisy Xiong, Richmond News
2018 12 29
Residents search for answers in time of high bear/human conflict
By Caitlin Thompson, The Interior News
2018 12 27
Research finds it’s not all doom and gloom for B.C.’s iconic salmon
By Glacier Media, Kamloops Matters
2018 12 26
Government of Canada makes a Significant Coastal Restoration Fund Investment in British Columbia through the Oceans Protection Plan
By Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Government of Canada
2018 12 20
Fisheries minister Jonathan Wilkinson announces new measures to protect orcas
By Tara Brian, National Observer
2018 12 19
Vancouver Island man runs 500 km for anti-trophy hunting campaign
By Nicole Crescenzi, Nanaimo News Bulletin
2018 12 12
Against The Current
By Courtney Sexton, Michael O. Snyder
2018 12 11
Photo exhibit raises funds to protect Great Bear Rainforest carnivores
By Alyssa Noel, Pique
2018 12 06
Anti-trophy hunting run reaches central Vancouver Island
By Alistair Taylor, Campbell River Mirror
2018 12 04
Restoring the Lower Fraser
By Pacific Salmon Foundation, Pacific Salmon Foundation
2018 12 04
Expert panel says half of assessed Chinook salmon populations are endangered
By Ainslee Cruickshank, The Star
2018 12 03
Canada should rethink unproven, dangerous chemical ‘cleanup’ of marine oil spills
By Kate Logan, The Narwhal
2018 12 01
Articles from November 2018
Warnings in British Columbia follow spate of habituated-wolf issues
By International Wolf, International Wolf
2018 11
Bluewater Conservation Expedition
By Bluewater Adventures, Bluewater Adventures
2018 11
This Chocolate Saves Bears!
By Community Farm Store, CFS News
2018 11
The Heart of the Fraser
By Fishing With Rod, Fishing With Rod
2018 11 27
Photography Exhibition – Audain Art Museum, Whistler, Dec 8 2018
By Grizzly Bear Foundation, Grizzly Bear Foundation
2018 11 22
Why (Mostly) Men Trophy Hunt: a Biocultural Explanation
By Maximilian Werner, Counter Punch
2018 11 20
Island Voices: Resident orcas are on the precipice
By Misty MacDuffee & Chris Genovali, Island Voices
2018 11 18
Orcas’ Future on the Line as Canada Develops Protections
By James Munson, Bloomberg Environment
2018 11 18
Whales Being Kept In Captivity Underwater
By Cedric Jackson, Animal Channel
2018 11 14
Are Our Southern Resident Orcas Doomed?
By Andrea Smith, The Tyee
2018 11 13
Court adds new hurdles for BC oil sands pipeline as separate lawsuit calls for emergency orca protections
By The Acoustic Ecology Institute, AEI News
2018 11 13
Oak Bay family builds board game to balance nature
By Keri Coles, Victoria News
2018 11 10
Pressure mounts in Canada and U.S. to ban whale-watchers from southern resident orcas
By Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun
2018 11 07
125 Stranger (Than Usual) Things To Do in Seattle This Week: Nov 7-11, 2018
By Staff, The Stranger
2018 11 06
Federal government rejects emergency order to protect killer whales
By Canadian Press, CBC News
2018 11 03
Statement: Conservation groups respond to decision not to issue emergency protections for endangered whales
By Eco Justice, Eco Justice
2018 11 02
Ottawa veut créer des sanctuaires pour épaulards
By Hina Alam, La Presse
2018 11 02
Ottawa wants to create new protected areas for killer whales off B.C. coast
By Canadian Press, CBC News
2018 11 01
Federal Government announces new measures for killer whale protection
By Canadian Press, National Observer
2018 11 01
Articles from October 2018
One Shot for Coastal Carnivores
By Bateman Centre, Bateman Centre
2018 10
Residents search for answers in time of high bear/human conflict
By Caitlin Thompson, Coast Mountain News
2018 10 30
Nature Talks: The Science of Large Carnivore Conservation
By Robert Bateman, Twitter
2018 10 27
Everyone loves Timbits, but you still shouldn’t feed them to bears
By Elaine Anselmi, Cottage Life
2018 10 22
Une population d’orques est en train de disparaître
By Staff, 7 Sur 7
2018 10 18
New pipeline review not going far enough out to sea, environment group says
By The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
2018 10 15
New pipeline review not going far enough out to sea, environment group says
By Mia Rabson, National Observer
2018 10 14
Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review
By Kathleen Harris, CBC News
2018 10 12
Regulator outlines next steps for Trans Mountain environmental review – John Feldsted responds
By Kathleen Harris, Siemens Says
2018 10 12
Our Efforts to Save the Whales May Be ‘Too Little, Too Late’
By Alastair Spriggs, Vice
2018 10 10
Southern Resident Killer Whale town hall speaks to the future of the Salish Sea
By Sarah Suleman, Martlet
2018 10 10
B.C. Ferries spending spree could be good news for orcas
By Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun
2018 10 10
In the Kingdom of the Bears
By Jude Isabella, Hakai Magazine
2018 10 09
Are we watching a real-time extinction of southern resident killer whales?
By Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun
2018 10 09
Code Scarlet
By Orca Annie Stateler, The Vashon Loop
2018 10 07
Terms of Reference and scope of environmental assessment for Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project
By Dyna Tuytel & Margot Venton, Eco Justice
2018 10 05
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion: How we challenged it and won
By Dyna Tuytel & Margot Venton, Eco Justice
2018 10 05
Salmonid species diversity predicts salmon consumption by terrestrial wildlife
By Christina N. Service & others, Journal of Animal Ecology
2018 10 04
Why the Trans Mountain fight is over more than just a pipeline
By Tzeporah Berman, Open Canada
2018 10 04
Federal government must do more to protect at-risk marine mammals: WWF-Canada
By Rebecca Spring, WWF Canada
2018 10 02
Skipping salmon on menus one small step toward saving B.C. orcas, experts say
By Wanyee Li, The Star
2018 10 01
Tahlequah, Scarlet and the future of the southern resident orcas – a news update
By Mark Leiren-Young, Skaana
2018 10 01
Articles from September 2018
Ilona Mihalik
By Applied Conservation Science Lab, UVic
2018 09
R sqleltenuw̓i ne r Secwepemculecw: Sockeye salmon in the Secwepemc Nation
By Salmon Society, The Adams River Salmon Society
2018 09
Wasgo/Gonakadet – Sea Wolves of the Pacific Northwest
By Peter Faris, Academia
2018 09
Land-Based Whale Watching Initiative (The Whale Trail B.C)
By Coastal Ocean Research Institute, Ocean Wise Research
2018 09
Of Coastal Carnivores and Conservation
By Lauren Eckert, Lauren Eckert Ecology
2018 09 29
Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project Environmental Assessment
By Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, Environment Canada
2018 09 28
Scientists spot endangered whale in B.C. not seen in Canadian waters for decades
By The Canadian Press, Kamloops Matters
2018 09 27
More on the Southern Resident Killer Whales – this time on truthiness about acoustic threats and survivorship bias
By Blair King, A Chemist in Langley
2018 09 27
Orcas challenging but not preventing pipeline expansion approval, says minister
By Mia Rabson, CTV News
2018 09 26
Orcas challenging but not preventing pipeline expansion approval, says minister
By Canadian Press, The Star
2018 09 25
Dismal returns for chinook salmon on B.C.’s Fraser River reveal latest threat to endangered orcas
By Justine Hunter, The Globe and Mail
2018 09 23
New oil-spill response much like the old ones
By Kate Logand & Chris Genovali, Times Colonist
2018 09 23
David Neiwert on Killer Whales, Killer Racists and Fighting for Orcas in the Age of Trump
By Leiren-Young, Skaana
2018 09 21
Should art be non-political? Is that even possible?
By Dianne Bersea, Permutations
2018 09 20
Global Climate Strike September 20th, 2019
By Karen Cooper Gallery, Karen Cooper Gallery News
2018 09 10
Minister fires back at groups for suing over killer whales
By Lindsay Kines, The Times Colonist
2018 09 09
With more species at risk than resources to save them, conservationists face hard choices
By Ruby Buiza, CBC Radio
2018 09 07
Trans Mountain vs. killer whales: the tradeoff Canadians need to be talking about
By Carol Linnitt, The Narwhal
2018 09 07
In Canada, Pipeline Politics Threaten National Climate Plan
By Ucilia Wang, Climate Liability News
2018 09 06
Conservation groups take ministers to court to protect endangered killer whales
By David Suzuki Foundation, David Suzuki Foundation
2018 09 05
Canada proposes more habitat protection for southern-resident orcas
By Lynda V. Mapes, The Seattle Times
2018 09 05
Five environmental groups take Trudeau government to court to protect endangered southern resident orcas
By Charlie Smith, The Georgia Straight
2018 09 05
When Animals Take the Night Shift
By William Brennan, The Atlantic
2018 09 05
Conservation groups take ministers to court to protect endangered killer whales
By David Suzuki Foundation, WWF Canada
2018 09 05
Lawsuit demands federal departments act to protect southern resident killer whales
By Bethany Lindsay, CBC
2018 09 05
See you in court: We’re suing to protect orcas
By Dyna Tuytel, Eco Justice
2018 09 05
Conservation groups file lawsuit to protect endangered killer whales
By Hina Alam, National Post
2018 09 05
NRDC Files Lawsuit in Canada for Southern Resident Whales
By Michael Jasny, NRDC
2018 09 05
Conservation groups file lawsuit to protect endangered orcas
By Emily Lazatin, Global News
2018 09 05
A Steady Judicial Tune Resonates Uncertainty: Federal Court of Appeal Orders Canada to Re-Consult on Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project Approvals
By Dennis P. Langen, Leland P. Corbett, Vincent M. Light & Gordon Masson, Stikeman Elliott
2018 09 05
Elizabeth explains the Federal Court of Appeal ruling on Kinder Morgan
By Elizabeth May, Elizabeth May
2018 09 04
Court’s pipeline decision underscores plight of whales
By Wendy Stueck & Ian Bailey, The Globe and Mail
2018 09 02
‘The whales have a big voice’: Suffering orcas made a persuasive case against Trans Mountain
By Wanyee Li, The Hamilton Spectator
2018 09 02
Articles from August 2018
Federal Court of Appeal stops Trans Mountain pipeline in its tracks
By Elizabeth Perry, Work and Climate Change Report
2018 08 31
‘A critical win’ – Ecojustice, Living Oceans Society, Raincoast Conservation Foundation celebrate Trans Mountain ruling
By Eco Justice, Eco Justice
2018 08 30
Advocates worried Trans Mountain was a threat to orcas. It was the other way around
By Simon Little & Linda Aylesworth, Global News
2018 08 30
Tsleil-Waututh Nation versus Bill Morneau, the duty to consult, and the public interest
By Sherwin Arnott, Sherwin Arnott
2018 08 30
Federal court quashes Trans Mountain approval
By Matthew Parizot, CIM Magazine
2018 08 30
Court rejects pipeline expansion — a ‘huge day for Victoria’
By Laura Kane, Times Colonist
2018 08 30
Federal Court of Appeal quashes approval of Trans Mountain expansion
By Canadian Press, The London Free Press
2018 08 30
First Nations, stakeholders, react to court’s decision to void Trans Mountain pipeline
By Emma Paling, The Discourse
2018 08 30
Ottawa loses key Trans Mountain court case, but pushes ahead with pipeline
By Laura Kane, Financial Post
2018 08 30
New National Energy Board rules could fix ‘critical error’ to protect B.C. coast, whales
By Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun
2018 08 30
Court Overturns Kinder Morgan Pipeline Approval; Project Future Questioned
By Alastair Spriggs, The Tyee
2018 08 30
Federal Court of Appeal Could Cancel Pipeline
By Coast Protectors, Coast Protectors
2018 08 29
B.C.’s Approach to Wildlife Management Needs Major Ethical Reform
By Faisal Moola, Kyle Artelle, Paul Paquet, Chris Genovali & Chris Darimont, University of Guelph
2018 08 27
B.C.’s approach to wildlife management needs major ethical reform
By Kyle Artelle, Paul Paquet, Faisal Moola, Chris Genovali & Chris Darimont, The Globe and Mail
2018 08 24
Environmental groups call for closure of chinook fisheries to preserve endangered southern resident orcas
By Charlie Smith, The Georgia Straight
2018 08 17
How to Save a Grizzly Bear from Hunters. Maybe.
By Christopher Solomon, Outside
2018 08 16
Environmental groups call for closure of Chinook salmon fishery to help save whales
By Ainslie Cruickshank, The Star
2018 08 16
The Great Bear Rainforest
By Lauren Eckert, National Geographic
2018 08 16
Of Coastal Carnivores and Conservation
By National Geographic, National Geographic
2018 08 16
‘The Art of Conservation’ Celebrates, Safeguards British Columbia’s Wild
By Yasmine Shemesh, Beat Route
2018 08 10
Oil spill would spell disaster for Fraser River salmon: Raincoast
By Graeme Wood, Richmond News
2018 08 09
Trans Mountain expansion increases spill threat for Fraser River salmon: report
By Kelvin Gawley, Burnaby Now
2018 08 09
Grieving mother highlights crisis for Southern Resident killer whales
By Dyna Tuytel, The Narwhal
2018 08 02
Articles from July 2018
Sea Wolves
By Susan McGrath, Susan McGrath
2018 07
The art of conservation
By Guthrie Gloag, Guthrie Gloag
2018 07
Proceedings at Interdisciplinary Approaches to Managing Health of Fish and Wildlife
By CMIAE, Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology
2018 07
Report concludes risk of a Trans Mt. spill is too high for struggling salmon populations
By CFAX-1070, CFAX-1070
2018 07 31
Southern Resident Killer Whale: imminent threat assessment
ByGovernment of Canada, Government of Canada
2018 07 30
Trans Mountain spill would put struggling Fraser River salmon at risk
By Ainslie Cruickshank, The Star
2018 07 30
Canada news headlines on A Socialist In Canada, July 2018 to end December 2018
By Roger Annis, A Socialist in Canada
2018 07 29
Summertime Blues – TransMountain
By Rick Sloan, Severely Normal Albertan
2018 07 27
This is why wolves really matter
By Caroline Barlott, Cottage Life
2018 07 26
#Racist, #colonialist #SaskParty dog-whistling
By Bernadette Wagner, The Regina Mom
2018 07 19
Beavers gnaw way toward wolf, grizzly & economic recovery in the Cascades
By Merritt Clifton, Animals 24-7
2018 07 18
The Art of Conservation 2018 Exhibition
By Di Gloag, Art by Di
2018 07 11
Orca Transit While Humpacks Move into Inlets
By Susan Mackay, Whales and Dolphins BC
2018 07 10
Whale watch body wants closer access to other orcas as feds set 200-metre limit
By Dirk Meissner, National Observer
2018 07 09
New show at Cove Commons celebrates the art of conservation
By Guthrie Gloag, Bowen Island Undercurrent
2018 07 08
Whale watching group wants closer access to other orcas as feds set 200-metre limit
By Dirk Meissner, CBC
2018 07 08
Whale watch body wants closer access to other orcas as feds set 200-metre limit
By The Canadian Press, 100 Mile Free Press
2018 07 07
Summer-long marine survey off B.C. coast the largest of its kind
By Hugo Wong, The Abbotsford News
2018 07 05
Summer-long marine survey off B.C. coast the largest of its kind
By Hugo Wong, Terrace Standard
2018 07 05
Team to study marine mammals off B.C. in largest such survey ever
By Katie DeRosa, Times Colonist
2018 07 04
Team to study marine mammals off B.C. in largest such survey ever
By Katie DeRosa, Vancouver Courier
2018 07 04
What is Lost and Found on the Fraser River
By Courtney L. Sexton & Michael O. Snyder , Sage
2018 07 01
Articles from June 2018
Nomination for the 2018 Ian McTaggart-Cowan Outstanding Naturalist Award – Peter B. McAllister
By Kathleen Maser & Kees Visser , Oystercatcher
2018 06
Island Voices: Orcas still await real action
By Misty MacDuffee & Jeffery Young, Times Colonist
2018 06 30
Principal’s June 2018 newsletter
By Cristina Toporas, Adam Beck Parents
2018 06 28
We Give Back #WildlifeConservation
By Cultura Brand Studio, Cultura Brand Studio
2018 06 27
Salish Sea orcas need immediate actions to survive
By Jeffery Young & Misty MacDuffee, David Suzuki Foundation
2018 06 26
Ottawa pledges to preserve and restore B.C.’s southern resident orca and other endangered whale populations
By Travis Lupick, The Georgia Straight
2018 06 25
Oil pipeline approval also generates Federal initiatives to protect and restore B.C.’s coast
By R. Bruce Striegler, Canadian Sailings
2018 06 25
Misty MacDuffee and Jeffery Young: Endangered killer whales still await sufficient action
By Misty MacDuffee & Jeffery Young, Vancouver Sun
2018 06 25
Column: Young champions of food security
By Sarah Drewery, Richmond News
2018 06 24
New federal marine measures too little, too late for Crewser the killer whale
By Ainslie Cruickshank, The Star
2018 06 22
New federal marine measures too little, too late for Crewser the killer whale
By Ainslie Cruickshank, The Star
2018 06 22
The view from Taxpayer Mountain
By Eugene Kung, West Coast Environmental Law
2018 06 20
A Letter to Washington State Governor Jay Inslee In Regards to Defending Science-Based Salmon Recovery Policy
By Megan Adams & Misty Macduffee & others, Wild Fish Conservancy
2018 06 19
1% for the planet
By Mike Child, Sidney Whale Watching
2018 06 18
Orca Whale ‘Crewser’ Presumed Dead as Population Reaches Its Lowest Point Since 1984
By Olivia Rosane, Eco Watch
2018 06 18
Canadian Oil Pipeline Could Drive Famous Puget Sound Whales to Extinction
By Lindsay Kneteman, Gizmodo
2018 06 15
Mammals turn to night life to avoid people
By Giorgia Guglielmi, Nature
2018 06 14
Humans are Making Mammals Return to the Night Life
By Ashley Yeager, The Scientist
2018 06 14
Protecting Canada’s wildlife
By Becky, Canadian Affair
2018 06 13
Feds Invest in Coastal Habitat & Post Conservation Successes
By Todd Westcott, Water Canada
2018 06 11
DFO announces funds for Fraser River salmon habitat restoration
By Graeme Wood, Richmond News
2018 06 09
Restoring estuary connectivity on the Fraser River estuary delta of British Columbia
By Revitalization, Revitalization
2018 06 09
Herring Fertilize the Coast, One Spawn at a Time
By Christopher Pollon, Hakai Magazine
2018 06 07
Natural re-colonization and admixture of wolves (Canis lupus) in the US Pacific Northwest: challenges for the protection and management of rare and endangered taxa.
By Paul Paquet, Chris Darimont & others, NCBI
2018 06 07
Second reading of Bill C-48, An Act respecting the regulation of vessels that transport crude oil or persistent oil to or from ports or marine installations located along British Columbia’s north coast
By Liberal Senate Forum, Liberal Senate Forum
2018 06 06
Shipyard. Spring 2019
By Ross, Mothership Adventures
2018 06 06
Help Misty protect endangered orcas
By Margot Venton, Eco Justice
2018 06 05
Coastal Carnivores of the Great Bear Rainforest
By Ilona Mihalik, Applied Conservation Science Lab
2018 06 05
Do Conservation Strategies Need to Be More Compassionate?
By Brandon Keim, Yale 360
2018 06 04
We’re about to connect the people and places across Canada
By Directly Affected, Directly Affected
2018 06 04
Is Trans Mountain worth the risk?
By Barry Gerding, Yukon News
2018 06 02
Articles from May 2018
The Pencil Art of Kevin Johnson
By Kevin Johnson, Art Guy Kevin
2018 05
Spectacular By Nature
By John Lee, John Lee Writer
2018 05
Courage in Action
By Eco Justice, Eco Justice Victories Report
2018 05
Carbon Neutral Action Report
By Capilano University, Capilano University
2018 05 31
Fishing ban a ‘devastating blow’ for Sooke
By Kevin Laird, Victoria News
2018 05 31
Chief Bob Chamberlin says Trudeau’s Kinder Morgan deal was ‘shameful’
By Dylan Waisman, National Observer
2018 05 30
Raincoast Research Chair in Applied Conservation Science
By Social Sciences, UVic News
2018 05 30
Feds to spend $4.5 billion to buy Trans Mountain pipeline, B.C. terminal
By Stephanie Ip & Rob Shaw, Vancouver Sun
2018 05 30
Ochre Wolf
By Steve W. Photography, Steve Williamson Wildlife Photography
2018 05 28
Trans Mountain pipeline: Is it worth the risk?
By Barry Gerding, Kelowna Capital News
2018 05 27
Groups applaud feds’ fisheries announcement, renew call for killer whale emergency order
By Eco Justice, Eco Justice
2018 05 24
Wonders of wildlife
By Casey Halter, End Gadget
2018 05 22
Island Voices: Crude-oil tankers are a killer for whales
By Chris Genovali, Misty MacDuffee & Paul C. Paquet, Times Colonist
2018 05 20
Management Plan for the Pacific Harbour Porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) in Canada
By Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Species at Risk Public Registry
2018 05 19
Trophy Hunting: Confronting the Elephant (Head) in the Room
By Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today
2018 05 13
Researchers question conservation community’s acceptance of trophy hunting
By Oregon State University, Science Daily
2018 05 11
The North American Wildlife Model is a Crime Against Nature
By Patricia Randolph, Wyoming Untrapped
2018 05 06
Articles from April 2018
Fraser River Watershed & BC Salmon
By Dave Scott, Vancouver Naturalist
2018 04
The Grizzly Times Podcast Episode 25: Chris Genovali
By Luisa Wilcox, The Grizzly Times
2018 04
Video: John Hart Dam replacement project edging closer to completion
By Staff, Campbell River Mirror
2018 04 27
The Real Reason Canada is in Crisis Over the Kinder Morgan Pipeline
By Emma Gilchrist, The Narwhal
2018 04 25
The Myth of Science-Based Wildlife Management
By Kyle A. Artelle, The Tyee
2018 04 24
On the hunt for science in ‘science-based’ hunts
By Kyle A. Artelle, The Weather Network
2018 04 23
On the hunt for science in ‘science-based’ hunts
By Kyle A. Artelle, The Conversation
2018 04 19
The cult of hunting and its timely demise
By David Mattson, Grizzly Times
2018 04 19
Spectacular by Nature
By John Lee, On Board Magazine
2018 04 17
Oil, Kinder Morgan, and the Future of the Northwest Coast
By Chris Genovali, Misty MacDuffee, and Paul C. Paquet, Institute for Critical Heritage and Tourism
2018 04 16
Genovali: Kinder Morgan case ignores fragility of the B.C. coast
By Chris Genovali, Misty MacDuffee & Paul C. Paquet, Ottawa Citizen
2018 04 16
Genovali: Kinder Morgan case ignores fragility of the B.C. coast
By Chris Genovali, Misty MacDuffee & Paul C. Paquet, Vancouver Sun
2018 04 16
Comment: Raising the bar on fisheries certification and sustainably harvested salmon
By Chris Genovali, Times Colonist
2018 04 15
The Value of a Bear
By Gloria Dickie, The Walrus
2018 04 13
Inside and outside the courts, Indigenous peoples are leading the charge against Kinder Morgan
By Devon Page, Eco Justice
2018 04 12
These Rare Wolves Live Almost Entirely Off the Ocean
By Kate Morgan, Roaring Earth
2018 04 12
Ottawa undertakes massive cetacean survey off B.C. coast to ensure continued fish exports to U.S.
By Laura Pynn, Vancouver Sun
2018 04 11
Seeking the Science Behind B.C.’s Wolf Cull
By Judith Lavoie, The Narwhal
2018 04 05
New fine for unreported grizzly bear parts in B.C. not high enough: Conservationist
By Michelle Morton, Global News
2018 04 04
Management options that address cumulative effects and aid recovery of SRKW
By Misty MacDuffee, Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference
2018 04 04
The Great Bear Rainforest
By Eric Sambol, Conjour
2018 04 04
B.C. strengthens grizzly bear hunting ban with new regulations
By Clare Hennig, CBC News
2018 04 03
New grizzly bear hunting regulations take effect to strengthen ban
By Gregor Craigie, CBC Radio
2018 04 03
Articles from March 2018
Trophy Hunting Harms Grizzly Bears
By David Mattson, Grizzly Times
2018 03 30
Paper questions use of science in wildlife management
By Julia John, The Wildlife Society
2018 03 30
Does Science Really Guide the Way We Manage Wildlife?
By Jason Daley, Sierra
2018 03 26
Wildlife conservation in North America may not be science-based after all
By Staff, Post Online Media
2018 03 26
New ways of fishing could better protect endangered salmon
By Christoper Dunagan, Kitsap Sun
2018 03 25
Criteria for a good catch: A conceptual framework to guide sourcing of sustainable salmon fisheries
By Nick Gayeski, Misty MacDuffee & Jack A. Stanford, Facets Journal
2018 03 19
NDP government does ‘right thing’ and kills food hunt of B.C. grizzly bears
By Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun
2018 03 19
Canada Pledges $12 Million to Research Endangered Killer Whales, But Critics Say Urgent Action Still Needed
By Jimmy Thomson, The Narwhal
2018 03 16
Feds give B.C. groups $12.2 million to study endangered killer whales
By Saša Lakić , Vancouver Courier
2018 03 15
Activist Court Support: Kinder Morgan wants permanent ban on protesting of pipeline expansion project
By Billie Pierre, The Media Co-op
2018 03 15
Journey to the Heart of the Great Bear Rainforest
By Paul Koberstein, Cascadia Times
2018 03 14
Unscientific Hunt Management Plans
By AC, Science
2018 03 09
Is the Trans Mountain pipeline really an ocean-murdering hellspawn like B.C. says it is?
By Tristin Hopper, National Post
2018 03 09
Study finds dearth of ‘fundamental science’ in wildlife management
By Terry Haig, Radio Canada International
2018 03 08
Study Questions Science Behind Hunting Management Plans
By Nathan Rott, NPR
2018 03 08
Salmon Confidential Revealed
By Katherine Allaby, Mary Acatrinei & Nikhel Aryal, University of Waterloo
2018 03 08
Is North American Wildlife Management Science-Based?
By Christopher Solomon, Outside
2018 03 08
As It Happens: Thursday Edition – Wildlife Management/h3>
By Staff, CBC Radio
2018 03 08
Science Behind Hunting Quotas Unavailable: Study
By Ruth Williams, The Scientist
2018 03 07
How Much Science Behind Natural Resource Management?
By The Canadian Press, Institute for Critical Heritage and Tourism
2018 03 07
Do US and Canadian governments base their hunt management plans on science?
By Kyle A. Artelle, EurekAlert
2018 03 07
Wildlife conservation in North America may not be science-based after all
By Justin Wong, SFU News
2018 03 07
Most Hunt Management Plans Aren’t Based in Science
By Lisa Cumming, Vice
2018 03 07
Wildlife conservation in North America may not be science-based after all
By SFU, Science Daily
2018 03 07
Most wildlife management in Canada and U.S. lacks ‘fundamental’ science, study finds
By Alex Ballingall, The Star
2018 03 07
Study questions how much science governments use in wildlife management
By Bob Weber, Global News
2018 03 07
Wildlife conservation in North America may not be science-based after all
By Simon Fraser University, Phys.Org
2018 03 07
SFU Study queries how much science behind government wildlife management
By The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
2018 03 07
Study queries how much science behind government wildlife management
By Bob Weber, National Post
2018 03 07
Hallmarks of science missing from North American wildlife management
By Kyle A. Artelle, John D. Reynolds, Adrian Treves, Jessica C. Walsh, Paul C. Paquet & Chris T. Darimont, Science Advances
2018 03 07
Wildlife officers looking for hunter who left cougar carcass near Cochrane
By Canadian Press, Calgary Herald
2018 03 05
Conservationists call on minister to issue emergency order to save killer whales
By The Canadian Press, National Observer
2018 03 05
Alberta wildlife officers looking for hunter who left cougar carcass behind
By The Canadian Press, City News
2018 03 04
Did you lose a cougar carcass? Wildlife officers in Alberta want a word with you
By The Canadian Press, National Post
2018 03 04
Advocates call for emergency order to save orcas ahead of fishing season
By The Canadian Press, CTV News
2018 03 02
Conservationists call for emergency order to save B.C.’s killer whales
By The Canadian Press, CBC
2018 03 02
Conservationists want emergency order to save killer whales off B.C. coast
By The Canadian Press, The Star
2018 03 02
Community-based wildlife conservation is bringing success to Tanzania
By Derek E. Lee, The Conversation
2018 03 01
Un navire de la marine canadienne déverse 30 000 litres de carburant en pleine mer
By Staff, Actu Nautique
2018 03 01
Unique outdoor education coming to Ucluelet
By Andrew Bailey, Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
2018 03 01
Articles from February 2018
Canada : un navire de la Marine royale déverse 30 000 litres de fuel dans la mer
By Camille Hazard, Paris Match
2018 02 27
No fish zones eyed to save killer whales along south coast
By Kevin Laird, Sooke News Mirror
2018 02 26
No fish zones eyed to save killer whales along south coast
By Kevin Laird Victoria News
2018 02 26
Sail Coastal BC with Raincoast Conservation Foundation
By Donald Lovegrove, BritishColumbia.Com
2018 02 21
Dena Seiferling, “Cat’s in the Cradle”
By Creeping Museum, Creeping Museum
2018 02 20
Comment: NEB’s failure on pipeline haunts us still
By Chris Genovali & Paul C.Paquet, Times Colonist
2018 02 18
Opinion: B.C. steps up where National Energy Board failed
By Chris Genovali & Paul C.Paquet, Edmonton Journal
2018 02 16
Martyn Brown: Grab your ankles, B.C.—Trudeau’s got Dominion
By Martyn Brown, The Georgia Straight
2018 02 10
Martyn Brown: Rachel Notley’s days of whine and poses
By Martyn Brown, The Georgia Straight
2018 02 07
Martyn Brown: Losing it like Trudeau in British Columbia
By Martyn Brown, The Georgia Straight
2018 02 05
Opinion: Political populations’ plague wildlife management
By Chris Genovali, Vancouver Sun
2018 02 04
Articles from January 2018
‘There Isn’t Time’: Endangered Orcas Need Emergency Intervention, Coalition Tells Ottawa
By Jimmy Thomson, The Narwhal
2018 01 31
Saving Southern Resident Killer Whales
By Dr. Lance Barrett-Lennard, Ocean Wise Aqua Blog
2018 01 30
Environmental groups call for emergency government intervention to protect Southern resident orca whales
By Travis Lupick, The Georgia Straight
2018 01 30
Scientists on “political populations” of large carnivores
By Social Sciences, UVic News
2018 01 24
Wildlife politics: a numbers game
By Anne MacLaurin, UVic News
2018 01 24
How Canada is Driving Its Endangered Species to the Brink of Extinction
By Emma Gilchrist, The Narwhal
2018 01 24
Hunters: To protect our social licence, we have to stop killing animals we don’t eat
By Chris Darimont, The Globe and Mail
2018 01 23
Comment: Anecdotes, guesses no justification for killing wolves
By Chris Genovali & Paul C. Paquet, Times Colonist
2018 01 19
BC Government reverses policy; issues total ban on grizzly bear hunting
By Caitlin Thompson, Coast Mountain News
2018 01 08
Alberta cougar hunt sparks debate among scientists, hunters and activists
By Colette Derworiz, The Globe and Mail
2018 01 07
Cougar hunt in Alberta sparks debate among scientists, hunters and activists
By Colette Derworiz, CBC
2018 01 07
Cougar hunt sparks debate among scientists, hunters and activists
By The Canadian Press, Vancouver Sun
2018 01 07
After Nearly 2 Decades Meet Rare Sea Wolves Who Eat Seafood And Swim For Hours
By Staff, TwoEggz
2018 01 07
La chasse au cougars provoque un débat sur les trophées de chasse en Alberta
By Colette Derworiz, L’actualité
2018 01 07
B.C. conservation groups seek emergency protection for southern resident killer whales
By Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun
2018 01 03
Σάλος στον Καναδά για παρουσιαστή που σκότωσε κούγκαρ – Δημόσια διαμάχη για την ηθική του κυνηγιού Πηγή
By Staff, Lifo
2018 01 01
Artist-activist Mark Hobson receives conservation artist award
By Erin Linn McMulla, Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
2018 01 09
Les cougars provoque un débat sur les trophées de chasse en Alberta
By The Canadian Press, Rendez-Vous Nature
2018 01 08
La mort d’un cougar relance le débat sur la cruauté de la chasse/
By Canadian Press, Acadien Nouvelle
2018 01 08
Tufted Puffins: Arrivals Lounge, Coronation Island, Alaska
By Mark Hobson, Artists for Conservation
2018 01 01
