Banff Elk Ice Rescue Raises Questions About Wildlife Rescues, When Should We Intervene?
Should we always help animals in trouble, or is it better to let nature take its course?
Nature & Wildlife
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Emergency Housing For Wolfdogs? No Problem – Albertans To the Rescue!
The timely rescue of 14 wolfdogs and one coy-dog from a closing BC kennel to Canada’s only specialized wolfdog sanctuary highlights the ‘get ‘er done’ attitude of Albertans
The Bison Are Back: Banff’s Success Story of Conservation and Cultural Reconnection
The resurgence of bison in Banff signifies more than just species recovery; it’s a restoration of the land’s soul and the possible rebirth of Indigenous traditions
Urban Coyotes: From Woodland Wanderers To City Slickers
The increasing presence of coyotes in urban settings has sparked a debate on coexistence and safety
Woman Chased By Coyote Highlights Urban Wildlife Challenge
A serene morning walk turned into a nightmare for Tanya Barkley and her dog Lilly, chased by an aggressive coyote in the city’s northwest
The Boss Is Back In Town
The Boss’ influence stretches far beyond his physical presence, cementing his status as the uncontested ruler of Banff’s grizzly bear population
Feline Family Take A Ski Trip To Lake Louise
A lynx and her two kittens have taken to the Lake Louise Ski Resort slopes, but they aren’t here for a vacation!
Bogus Cougar Attack In Banff Raises Questions
Parks Canada did not find evidence of an attack, which contradicts the detailed account given by the alleged victim, resulting in more questions than answers
The Unlikely Love Child of Cowboys, Ski Bunnies, and Extreme Sports
Skijoring brings Albertans together, with the strangest mixture of sport, farm life and fashion you could ever imagine