Wolverines Spotted and We Don’t Mean the Marvel Comic Superhero
Despite an increase in sightings, wolverine populations are declining in BC and Alberta due to trapping
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A Costly Shot: Hiker’s Bear Encounter Ends in Fine
Bear meets hiker; shotgun meets bear—what happened next cost the hiker a pretty penny and sent a message about the importance of following park rules.
From Raising Cows to Raising Funds
Cattle prices are on the rise, and our ranchers need a helping hand so the government has increased loan limits, giving them more options to buy and sell their cattle.
Dog Days Aren’t All Bad, Furry Hero Heads To Ukraine
Meet Torch, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois trained by Gull Lake-based K9
Are Higher Beef Prices On The Horizon?
Many ranchers are reducing their cattle herds or opting to sell their livestock early
A Woman’s Love For Bears Earns Her National Award
Kimberly Titchener’s first encounter with a charging bear didn’t scare her away; it ignited a love and passion for these majestic creatures
Don’t Worry, Bee Happy!
Did you hear the buzz? Alberta and Canada are teaming up to help beekeepers overcome chilly setbacks and pesky mite invaders!
No Lights, No Frights: Banff Trail Goes Dark to Protect Endangered Bats
To ensure bat safety, Banff will reduce lighting on trail by 60% after 11 pm and turn them off for at least 5 hours every night
A Win For Alberta’s Plains Bison
The Banff herd has grown from 16 to 80, with plans to expand the area where the bison can roam