A man and woman from Wasa recently received a combined $6,000 penalty and hunting bans in connection with poaching a Mule deer near Cranbrook, the…
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East Kootenay COs seek info on dog and owners
The BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) is looking to identify a dog’s whereabouts, owner information, or address regarding an incident on December 31 ,2023. The…
First responders team up for grad volleyball game
Kootenay River Secondary School turned into a volleyball haven on Wednesday, December 6. The Sr. Boys and Girls volleyball teams challenged the local first responders…
Fine and 10-year hunting ban handed to valley resident
BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) today reported an Elk Valley resident has received a $15,152 penalty and 10-year hunting ban for shooting and killing a…
Grizzly relocated after miniature horses killed
The BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) reports a potential problem grizzly bear was recently safely relocated to a wilderness area outside of Invermere. The COS…
AmbassadorWILD pilot program launched
Supporting sustainable tourism and recreation in the area A new three-year pilot initiative has been launched this summer in response to outcomes from the RDEK…
Resident gives heads up on bear in EKRH area
A Cranbrook resident is alerting residents about a bear in the area around East Kootenay Regional Hospital (EKRH) and 23rd Avenue South. Melissa Thurston contacted…
Village and BCCOS honouring officer murdered in 1930
The Village of Canal Flats, along with the BC Conservation Officer Service, the Society of BC Conservation Officers and their partners will be hosting a…
Fawns should not be touched or moved
The BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) this morning issued a reminder that if you happen upon a fawn, please leave it alone. We understand they may…
Fernie man pleads guilty to Wildlife Act violations
The BC Conservation Officer Service Sept. 14 reported on social media that a Fernie man pleaded guilty in Terrace Provincial Court on September 10, to…