500,000 Thank Yous on Behalf of B.C.’s Wild Wolves
This month, our online petition to #SaveBCWolves crossed a monumental milestone, exceeding half a million signatures.
Salmon Wild: The Circle of Life
"When millions of salmon have returned from their long migration back to their birth stream and have created the next…
National Geographic Kids: Surf Pups
5 Ways Coastal Wolves Thrive Off the Sea "Wolves on the beach might sound strange, but these special gray wolves…
PRESS RELEASE: Cease and Desist Letter Issued to B.C. Government for Controversial Wolf Cull for Contravention of Provincial Law
For immediate release Victoria, B.C. February 19, 2020 Pacific Wild has released a Cease and Desist letter to B.C.’s FLNROD…
Public Safety Advisory Issued for Aerial Wolf Killing
Pacific Wild issues Public Safety Advisory Safety concerns about government aerial gunning activities Victoria, B.C., January 10, 2020 – Civilian…
The History of the Wolf Cull in British Columbia
In 2015, citing the need to protect endangered caribou herds, the B.C. government launched a multi-year wolf kill program in the South Peace and South Selkirk regions, against the recommendations of independent scientists.
Coastal Obsession: An Evening with Ian McAllister
October 17, 2019 in Courtenay, BC October 18, 2019 in Nanoose Bay, BC
Open Letter Regarding “Predator Reduction for Caribou Recovery”
Full PDF available for download here. Text copy below: September 20, 2019 Honourable Doug Donaldson Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural…
Provincial Government Intends to kill 80% of Wolf Populations in Parts of Central B.C.
A leaked internal document released this week by Conservation North reveals the B.C. government's intentions to expand the wolf cull…
Provincial Government Intends to kill 80% of Wolf Populations in Parts of Central B.C.
A leaked internal document released this week by Conservation North reveals the B.C. government's intentions to expand the wolf cull program,…
Encounters With Wolves
Excerpted from Cosmos Magazine, June 10 2019 Canada’s 60,000 wolves are not protected by law as they are in Europe…
Photo by Ian McAllister. B.C.'s Mountain Caribou Recovery Implementation Plan, now over 10 years old, has protected logging, industrial development and recreation at the expense of wildlife - both caribou and wolves.
Federal Government Takes a Crucial Step Towards Enforcing the Species at Risk Act to Save BC’s Mountain Caribou
Monday, May 7, 2018 - The Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada -- responding to petitions and court actions…
Loss of South Selkirk mountain caribou herd a wake-up call for B.C. and Canada
MEDIA RELEASE | APR. 12, 2018 - Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y) After a recent census found just three female animals remaining, Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y) says the de-facto extinction of the international South Selkirk caribou herd is a conservation disaster. The organization is calling for an immediate moratorium on industrial activity in […]
Proposed BC-Canada Agreement to Protect Mountain Caribou Is Toothless
January 10, 2018 - If a draft agreement between the BC government and Environment Canada on the endangered mountain caribou is approved, it will make a laughing stock of both governments and the Species at Risk Act”, says the Valhalla Wilderness Society (VWS). The agreement is for the Central Mountain Caribou, which are centered in BC’s South Peace region. The BC government’s commitment under […]
Protect habitat, don’t kill wolves: government scientists admit wolf cull is inhumane, yet propose expansion
Two science advisors for the B.C. government have recommended that Premier Christy Clark’s administration expand its program to kill wolves, mountain lions, moose and deer in an experimental attempt to conserve and recover threatened southern mountain caribou. Written in October 2016 by two members of the Provincial Mountain Caribou Recovery Science Team, "Next Steps for […]
Courts asked to rule on B.C.’s controversial wolf cull
Local and international groups rally in support January 20, 2016 [Victoria, B.C.] – Pacific Wild and Valhalla Wilderness Society are challenging the legality…
B.C. caribou herds face extinction despite government protection
Woodland caribou in northeast British Columbia are headed for extinction and could become the first subpopulation of a species to vanish in Canada while under government protection. Researchers from the University of Northern B.C. and the province say five herds are collapsing even though the government is pursuing a recovery strategy that includes captive breeding, […]
