Conservation & Wildlife News

Bird Flu Cases on the Rise in Ontario

Wildlife experts warn of increased infections among birds ahead of spring migration

Mar 3 •

Experts Say No Quick Fix for Toronto’s Growing Coyote Problem

Residents Demand Stronger Action, But City Focuses on Aversion Strategies

Feb 15 •

Canada’s Efforts in the Largest Wildlife and Forestry Trafficking Crackdown Ever

A global task force targets the illegal trade of endangered species and protected plants.

Feb 9 •

City of Toronto Responds to Coyote Cull Rumors, Emphasizes Aversion Techniques

Will Toronto remove the Liberty Village coyotes? Here’s what we know.

Feb 7 •

Ducks Unlimited Canada Protects Key Wetlands Across Ontario

Through strategic partnerships and acquisitions, Ducks Unlimited Canada is safeguarding vital wetland ecosystems to preserve biodiversity

Feb 5 •

Snowy Owl Numbers Are Declining Faster Than Expected, Study Finds

A new study finds that Snowy Owl numbers are far lower than previously estimated, raising concerns about their long-term survival.

Feb 2 •

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR: It’s deadly clear why Ontario needs to better protect migratory birds

Did you know that high-rise buildings account for just 1% of bird-window collisions? The truth might surprise you! Check out this insightful article to…

Jan 18

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