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Wild Wednesday
WILD WEDNESDAY: Three things to remember as fawning season approaches
It's almost time for deer fawning season and there are some important safety tips WildSafeBC…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Why you should say bye to your bird feeder in the spring
While it can be entertaining over the winter to watch birds visiting feeders set up…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Bear gets up close and personal with outdoor trail camera
With several trail cameras set up in nature by WildSafeBC, often animals find these cameras…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Rare glimpse of the Dusky Grouse breeding display
Many birds in the B.C. Interior are beginning to breed as the weather gets warmer…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Rattlesnake season is starting — here’s what you need to know
Several species become more active in the spring and rattlesnakes are one of them. Rattlesnakes…
WILD WEDNESDAY: How to stay safe in cougar country in B.C.
Cougars are present throughout most of British Columbia and with the weather getting warmer, you…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Tips on preventing tick bites this spring
With the arrival of spring comes tick season in the B.C. interior. In this week's…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Some ways to avoid attracting bears to your yard this spring
With spring right around the corner, WildSafeBC is reminding everyone to take down their bird…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Up-close look at moose during B.C. Interior winter
In this week's episode of Wild Wednesday, you get an up-close view of moose in…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Watch a pair of wild lynx caught on camera
A lot of work goes into setting up trail cameras out in the wilderness so…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Why the last week of January is important for black bears
Although they don't emerge until the spring, most black bear cubs are born in the…
WILD WEDNESDAY: It’s breeding season for coyotes
This time of the year, you might tend to notice more coyotes than usual. That's…
WILD WEDNESDAY: The winter food habits of the B.C. mule deer
Although the colder winter weather in B.C. might be tough on some wildlife, including mule…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Can you name these B.C. winter birds?
Just because winter is here doesn't mean B.C. birders have to hang up their binoculars…
WILD WEDNESDAY: An up-close look at B.C.’s snowshoe hare
The snowshoe hare — sometimes called the varying hare – changes its coat depending on…
WILD WEDNESDAY: An up-close look at B.C.’s woodpeckers
Many birds have already flown south to warmer climate now that cooler weather has arrived…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Beavers hard at work in the wild
Beavers have many qualities that help them in their environment especially when they are gnawing…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Trail camera captures different deer personalities
Just like humans, different animals can react differently to the same situation. In this week's…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Amazing footage of a gray wolf
It can take up to two hours of video from a trail camera to capture…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Listen to the call of the red squirrel
The red squirrel can be pretty expressive sometimes. In this week's episode from WildSafeBC, a…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Can you guess how many of these animals hibernate through the winter?
Many creatures hibernate through the cold Canadian winters. Other than bears, what other animals do…
WILD WEDNESDAY: What do you know about B.C.’s red squirrel?
In this week's episode of Wild Wednesday, WildSafeBC wants you to know about some of…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Watch these eagles spread their wings
In this week's episode of Wild Wednesday, WildSafe B.C. invites you to watch footage captured…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Can you identify all 20 of these B.C. critters?
In this week's episode of Wild Wednesday, WildSafe B.C. wants you to try and guess…