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Wolverine research study boosted by citizen science
Faces & Places: Doris Hausleitner Story by Nicole Trigg Kootenay Conservation Program Doris Hausleitner Wildlife biologist and Selkirk College ecology instructor Doris Hausleitner has always…
Wildsight joins coalition demanding changes for wildlife
Conservation groups are calling on the next provincial government to take action on B.C.’s declining wildlife populations. Wildsight is one of a diverse coalition of…
Providing safe passage across Highway 3 for wildlife
Faces & Places: Randal Macnair Story by Nicole Trigg Kootenay Conservation Program As Conservation Coordinator for the Elk Valley branch of Wildsight, Randal Macnair is…
Tireless conservation pioneer and advocate remembered
Golden resident Ellen Zimmerman passed away on Sunday, March 8 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Ellen Zimmerman Ellen was a tireless advocate for conservation…
Wolverine Watch welcomes sightings and info
Wolverines: known to be tough by nature, are also tough to find and study. Now, for the second year in a row, recreationists in southeastern…
Report proposes safer wildlife crossings in Elk Valley
Hundreds of animals die on Highway 3 every year Two-hundred and 40 dead large animals are removed from Highway 3 through the Elk Valley every…
Wolverine film coming to the East Kootenay
This November, an exclusive regional film tour dives into the world of the fierce yet vulnerable wolverine. Wildsight and the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative…
Caribou engagement session added to Cranbrook
The provincial government has decided to include the East Kootenay in the public discussions around caribou recovery. On April 8 the Ministry of Forests, Lands,…
Backcountry users asked to help in wolverine research
Wide-ranging, wily and wary: wolverines come by their tough reputation honestly. And now researchers are seeking for community scientists to better understand this species at…