Wolf removal activities to help save endangered caribou herds in the South Selkirk Mountains and South Peace have concluded for the second year of the…
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Report all acts of aggression by deer, city asks
Each report important to determining future population management Any incidents involving acts of deer aggression in the City of Cranbrook should be reported, the city…
Wolf tracks
By Larry Halverson Friends of Kootenay Wolf tracks, like those of all canids, show four toes on each foot with claw marks present. The tracks…
Great to see wolves returning
By Larry Halverson Friends of Kootenay At one time Grey Wolves ranged over the entire northern hemisphere, but over the years they were essential eradicated…
Wolf management plan released
The Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations last month released the province’s wolf management plan. The plan fully recognizes that the fundamental goal…
Time for the vice squad
Letter to the Editor Theodore Roosevelt wrote: “A typical vice of politics is the avoidance of saying anything real on real issues” and judging from…
Valley resident and coastal group outraged by wolf snaring
A Columbia Valley resident who has discovered 18 wolf snares near his home believes the provincial government is acting on behalf of a private ranching…
Nature’s playful and gentler side
By Larry Halverson This incredible observation of a wolf chasing a butterfly and photo was made by Alan Dibb, Kootenay National Park’s Wildlife Specialist. “On Tuesday I…