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…
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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…
Hikers bluff charged by grizzly near Elkford
WildSafeBC Elk Valley reports hikers were bluff charged by a grizzly bear and cubs on Josephine Falls Trail in Elkford earlier today (August 25). The…
Happy outcome for tangled duck thanks to youths, COs
The BC Conservation Officer Service this morning shared a good news story on social media. COs helped free a Mallard duck that was tangled up…
Elk calf rescued near Cranbrook
The BC Conservation Officer Service (COs) this morning reported on social media that COs rescued this elk calf, which was found dehydrated and emaciated near…
Wildlife encounter and bear spray safety tips
As B.C. is one great big playground, we enjoy some of the world’s best mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, backcountry skiing, and the list goes on….
Officials and locals tried to save elk in Bull River
Members of the RCMP, the BC Conservation Officer Service (COs), CP Rail and the public teamed up yesterday in an attempt to save an elk…
A unique show-and-tell experience
Children at Windermere Elementary School got a unique show-and-tell experience Dec. 11. BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) officers safely captured and relocated a bobcat that…
EKWA welcomes applications for Educational Awards
The East Kootenay Wildlife Association (EKWA) is currently accepting applications for the 2019 Educational Award. Two separate awards of $1,051 are available. Students are eligible…