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Wild turkeys are odd looking creatures with long legs and bald heads, often described as…

The Penticton Indian Band has confirmed that fences to keep in free-roaming horses are being…

The man who filmed the brutal death of a cougar that was attacking a golden…

In this week’s episode of Wild Wednesday, WildSafeBC gives us some pointers on how to…

With the recent bear sightings within the City of Kamloops, WildSafeBC is reminding B.C. residents…

The yellow-bellied marmot is a large rodent found throughout B.C.'s Interior. They normally stick to…

With several trail cameras set up in nature by WildSafeBC, often animals find these cameras…

Several species become more active in the spring and rattlesnakes are one of them. Rattlesnakes…

It can take up to two hours of video from a trail camera to capture…

KELOWNA – Rescuing a wild animal you think is injured or abandoned is most likely…

VERNON – Conservation officers in Vernon rescued a deer caught in a slippery situation yesterday.…

KELOWNA – Chloe Borthistle was telling her grandparents a story when suddenly she stopped and…

VERNON - There’s Blackie, and Boots, Tigger One and Tigger Two, and of course Mr. White, a Siamese whose ears are wrinkled by frostbite. They, and the other dozen or so cats make up the band of misfits, just some of the tens of thousands of feral cats in the North Okanagan. They have it...

KELOWNA – A male cougar was destroyed by Conservation officers after an East Kelowna resident complained it killed three of his sheep. Officers attending the June Springs property decided the cat could not be relocated and were forced to shoot the animal in the interest of public safety. It is the policy of the Ministry...