Tomorrow at 10:30 am Pacific Standard Time (PST) we are excited to watch Paul Nicklen (@paulnicklen) and Bertie Gregory (@bertiegregory) who are going live on their Instagram channels to discuss wolves in British Columbia, Canada.
Raincoast is working to stop …
Wolves are often held responsible for the decline of caribou. The BC government has been sterilizing and killing wolves for more than a decade.
These efforts have not resulted in any measurable benefits for caribou, even according to the Province’s …
The Narwhal published an article looking into the rationale (or lack thereof) of the BC government spending $2 million on killing wolves.
…This past winter, the B.C. government spent almost $2 million to kill 463 wolves in the habitat of
We are currently working to stop the recreational killing of British Columbia’s wolves – over 1200 of which are killed annually by hunting and trapping.
…Wolves are such important animals in our ecosystem with complex social structures. For that reason,
Last week we launched a new campaign with the goal of stopping the recreational killing of wolves in BC, Canada.
Over 1,200 wolves are killed annually in BC simply for recreation. This exploitation is not based on science and is …
The senseless trophy killing of stqéyəʔ, the ‘lone wolf’ made famous by his stay on Discovery Island, once again brings to the fore the full-spectrum persecution of Canis lupus in British Columbia.
In British Columbia, Canada, wolves can still be …
Staqeya, the lone wolf of Discovery Island, was killed this week.
Staqeya (also known as Takaya) was seen and treasured by many who’ve watched this wolf live and move throughout the Salish Sea, venturing into James Bay and around Discovery …
Treading carefully. Over 1200 wolves are killed annually in BC by hunters and trappers.
The government is currently planning to extend wolf trapping season on Vancouver Island.
As Raincoast’s Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet wrote in today’s Times Colonist, “B.C’s …
Here’s the Raincoast conservation anti-wolf cull ad that BC Ferries arbitrarily pulled down after one single customer complaint.Â
#wolves #britishcolumbia #wolfcull #bcferries…
Join Raincoast’s efforts to stop the brutal slaughter of one of BC’s most iconic species.
Wolves are increasingly blamed for the decline of prey populations, such as caribou. As such, wolves have become government targets for ‘predator control’. These scientifically …