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WILD WEDNESDAY: Trail camera captures different animals passing through B.C. meadow
This B.C. meadow seemed to attract all different types of animals. This week's Wild Wednesday…
WILD WEDNESDAY: It’s breeding season for B.C.’s black bear
Breeding season for black bears throughout B.C. occurs in late May and June. That means…
WILD WEDNESDAY: An up-close look at B.C.’s yellow-bellied marmot
The yellow-bellied marmot is a large rodent found throughout B.C.'s Interior. They normally stick to…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Check out trail cam footage of a young moose with its mother
WildSafeBC showed us trail cam video of a female moose having some fun in a…
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: 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: 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: 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: 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…
Everything you need to know about the Southern Interior’s yellow-bellied marmot
Whether it's a summertime stroll through McArthur Island Park or walking around Vernon's Kal Tire…
WILD WEDNESDAY: How to respect rattlesnakes in their Southern Interior environment
With warmer weather in the Southern Interior comes all sorts of animals poking their heads…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Watch how wild animals live together in a B.C. forest
The forests in B.C. may have a lot of space, but the animals that live…
WILD WEDNESDAY: Wolf puppies enjoy a snack from mom
A new video is showing a different side to wolves in the forests of the…
WILD WEDNESDAY: A B.C. Interior grassland ‘video hike’
Every week, WildSafe B.C. posts a new video to its Facebook page to highlight a…
Garbage carts raided by bear in West Kelowna
WEST KELOWNA – A bear visited a West Kelowna neighbourhood for a late night snack…
Watch out for rattlesnakes; they’re out early in the Thompson-Okanagan
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN - Sunny weather has gotten many of us out from beneath our rocks looking for some rays, and we’re not the only ones in the animal world. Warm temperatures have brought rattlesnakes out earlier than normal in the Thompson-Okanagan, according to WildSafe B.C. spokesperson Frank Ritcey. “With the warm weather, the snakes will be...
You can now watch nesting ospreys online
KAMLOOPS - The ospreys are moving in at a farm near Kamloops and a newly-installed webcam is allowing us to watch the beautiful birds make a home and raise a family without disturbing them. After the camera was first installed, a bald eagle took a look around the nest. Not what the people at WildSafe...