Animals

Creative ways of bringing in funds for the marine life venue and research and rescue facility

Ingesting rodenticides is "usually a death sentence" for a bird like this one

A Nanaimo man describes what it was like to be stung at least seven times by Asian giant hornets

In 2008, the first semi-aquatic herbivore mysteriously re-appeared in Beaver Lake.

While it’s rare to see grizzlies in inhabited areas, conservation officers say they've been expecting a rise in sightings as the local bear population grows.

There are a whopping 58 nests in the park with doting Pacific Blue heron couples tending to their young and incubating eggs.

The parks are closed to people, and the local wildlife has noticed.

While testing on animals is available, there are several reasons against administering routine tests

Meet Dame Judy Denture

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is looking for information on the incident that killed two coyotes.