Forest Fires Are Melting Glaciers, but Not in the Way You’d Think
The ash from forest fires on a glacier changes its ability to reflect the sun’s energy, causing it to melt even faster.
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Westslope Cutthroat Trout Make a Big Return to Cascade Creek
After years of hard work, westslope cutthroat are on the road to recovery in Cascade Creek.
The Grisly Truth About Grizzly Attacks In Canada
Alberta and British Columbia are tied at 12 each for total deaths from grizzly and black bear attacks.
Grizzly Attack Leaves Calgary Man Emotionally and Physically Scarred
A Calgary man recovering from a terrifying grizzly attack in early September wants to share his story to help others.
Human-Wildlife Conflict Concerns Grow In Jasper As Bears Search for Food In Town
Bears are struggling to find food after a wildfire ravaged the Jasper area, leading them into populated areas where food is available
TikTok Takedown: Crowds Killing The Johnston Canyon Buzz
With social media fueling the influx, Johnston Canyon’s beauty is at risk, both from overcrowding and thoughtless visitors
Puppies from Saskatchewan Find Hope in Calgary
Earlier this summer, Canadian Wings of Rescue flew six husky-mix puppies from Saskatchewan to Alberta for urgent veterinary care and to find new homes
Fruit Trees and Bears: How Simple Choices Can Lead to Wildlife Deaths
A young black bear was recently killed in Canmore after feeding on crabapple trees in a residential backyard
“Horny” But Not Happy – Elk Rutting Season Is On!
During the rutting season, bull elks in the Rockies are not just majestic—they’re highly aggressive, and getting too close could have dangerous consequences