Tag: Bears

Man ordered to pay over $8000 for killing grizzly near Powell River

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POWELL RIVER, B.C. - A man has been fined $8001 in the killing of a grizzly bear near Powell...

Ex-conservation officer recommends changes to improve trust in wildlife service

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VICTORIA, B.C.- A former Port Hardy conservation officer has written a report outlining ways to improve trust between the...

Conservation Asking Residents to be Bear Aware

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There's been an increase in bear activity around the province, and the Conservation Officer Service is asking residents to...

17 black bear conflicts reported on North Island last month

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Conservation officers are warning residents to be cautious of leaving out garbage and attracting wildlife. Steve Petrovic says last month...

COs caution motorists to watch for bears

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The Conservation Officer Service is reminding motorists to not stop to look at bears on the side of the...

Managing bear attractants

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Conservation officers in the region are reminding people to make sure garbage and recycling is not accessible by wildlife. A...

Bear Attractants

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Conservation Officers are reminding residents that some bears are still out looking for food. Officers were called out to a...

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