What he said: 💯 🎯

A young cougar in #PortAlberni who was potentially shot – but not reported – has prompted The Fur-Bearers to issue a $1,000 reward for information that leads to the identification and conviction of the person(s) responsible. Anyone with information is asked to contact the RAPP line: buff.ly/RPMbRlI

The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo says two orphaned grizzly cubs taken in this fall will now permanently call the zoo their home.

Did you think we have improved forestry practices in B.C.? Think again. Clearcutting of ancient forests continues on Vancouver Island and elsewhere in the province. In this case, right through a creek which further increases the risk of flooding, drought and landslides. globalnews.ca/video/114622...

“Only if we understand, can we care. Only if we care, we will help. Only if we help, we shall be saved” - Jane Goodall

The myth of Lemming suicide has its origins in #Alberta & Disney to thank for it! The '58 film "White Wilderness" has a scene of lemmings running off a cliff into the sea. This was actually shot in #Alberta where, no sea, no arctic, no lemmings. But that's not all. www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMZl...

“For journalists and other experts who have studied the far right’s growing influence for years, Kirk’s assassination was an alarming development. Canadian journalist Rachel Gilmore took to social media to share insights based on years of reporting.” @thetyee.ca thetyee.ca/Opinion/2025...

To be clear… No one deserves to die for being a dick. At the same time, no dick deserves to be lauded just because they’re dead. www.brittlestar.com/p/what-to-do...

A former Alberta government biologist has a warning: Coal companies are polluting rivers and watersheds, and government isn’t stopping them. Read Lorne Fitch's opinion article here: albertawilderness.ca/lorne-fitch-... #mountainsnotmines #coal 🌎

Every single day up here I'm appreciative for the incredible sightings and opportunities we've had. What a land. #nunavik

This 100%.

A cougar was tragically killed near Canmore, Alberta, leaving behind two orphaned kits - now at Parc Safari. Outcry for policy change continues. @johnemarriott.bsky.social and Executive Director of @exposedwildlife.bsky.social, Maggie Spizziri, join Defender Radio to share updates: buff.ly/4xecR05

NEWS: ‘I was blown away’: Study shows climate change dramatically shrinking Banff’s alpine meadows

Check out retired Parks Canada caribou biologist Mark Bradley's informed critique of hound-assisted black bear hunting for caribou conservation 🧵: Opinion: www.jasperlocal.com/2025/08/21/g... Follow-up: www.jasperlocal.com/2025/09/01/r...

Aw, man. A great Canadian: his presence was so strong, no matter what he did. Rest in peace.

That memorable trip last year where I got to play with the Canon 1200mm lens. What a cannon!!

If you think shooting wolves in BC, rather than providing habitat protection for caribou is wrong, please sign this petition nwmd.social/s/copylink/4...

This is as good as it gets...

This sounds insane to speak out loud, but is a real statistic: The global seafood industry kills at least 1 trillion wild fish every year to supply 1% of the world’s food. www.cambridge.org/core/journal... www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

"By dragging that muzzled wolf into a bar, Roberts also dragged Wyoming’s outdated treatment of wildlife into broader public view… If there is any justice, his brutality could spark real change for the better for wolves and other wildlife." 🔗: www.explorebigsky.com/the-wolf-kil...

Absolutely unacceptable. And it keeps happening, over and over and over again. Long past time for CP and Parks Canada to do something about it.

F**k around and find out. Glad this idiot is going to jail.

More on our Minister's continued refusal to be upfront and transparent about his wildlife management decisions.

Idaho, one of the States pushing to ESA delist the grizzly bear, allows hunters to “bear bait” Bear baiting is done by lazy slobs w/zero hunting skills. It’s in the same low life class as fishing with dynamite www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/read...

Did you know? Whitebark pine is an “obligate mutualist” of the Clark’s nutcracker. That means that the pine needs the nutcracker for its survival. The nutcracker’s specialized beak can extract the seeds, and seeds that aren't eaten are free to grow! 🌎 #a4w #whatsyour60 #wildalberta #hikealberta

The entire Florida Wildlife Commission just voted to establish an annual black bear trophy hunt. Polls showed 78% of Florida opposed. So did the vast majority of public comments. Every single commissioner has conflicts of interest in either real estate or hunting industries.

More on Minister Loewen once again bucking the science and societal norms and opening up more hunting opps for his buddies and cronies.

If you want to encourage Canadian MP's to support honesty in government this petition is a good start.

The power of the boycott.

⚠️🐻 BEAR WARNING: In all provincial parks & #protectedareas in #BanffKananaskis + #BowValley due to abundance of berries this summer. #Bears are easy to surprise when they are eating & may be reluctant to move away from their food. Learn more about bear #safety: AlbertaParks.ca/BearSafety

Sea stars—26 species—have been dying by the billions from Mexico to Alaska, their arms tearing off, their bodies dissolving, w/huge consequences for the sea. Experts finally figured out why— and gave @biographic.bsky.social exclusive access. Can we save them? www.biographic.com/unmasking-th...

According to the presser, most of the areas where black bear hunting with dogs will be allowed have resident grizzly bears, which in theory cannot be hunted. What could go wrong?

Minister Loewen is at it again, helping out all his hunting buddies and his own business colleagues.

I read this with very deep sadness. www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/arti...

🚩Old Alberta coal mines are polluting rivers and endangering wildlife, says a new study by government scientists. The study is "a warning flag" for future coal projects in the province, says a former Alberta government scientist in charge of environmental monitoring. www.cbc.ca/1.7599449🌎#abpolili

Learn more about our call to improve road safety for wildlife and sign Nakoda's Letter here: www.exposedwildlifeconservancy.org/nakodas-letter #wildlife #conservation

Spivey: education less effective than penalties in reducing kill of female mountain goats. 42% of nannies were shot intentionally, and 23% of hunters took ethically dubious shots at further than 300 m. wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

This story is really quite something. These bears deserve nothing but our respect and protection.

Exciting news! Exposed is expanding our team. We're looking for a skilled and motivated Outreach & Communications Specialist to help amplify our advocacy, grow our community, and drive meaningful change for Canada’s apex predators. Details here: www.exposedwildlifeconservancy.org/positions/ou...

Ridiculous story. Not all wolves have a natural fear of people (see Takaya, half the Banff wolves, half the Jasper wolves, etc). Read The Pipestone Wolves by wolf behaviour expert Gunther Bloch. Now if the wolf is indeed food-conditioned, that's bad, but until that's proven, this isn't a story.

A sea otter feasting on a red rock crab off northern Vancouver Island, BC. We (@exposedwildlife.bsky.social) did a short documentary on sea otters back in 2020: A Wildlife Conservation SUCCESS: The Miraculous Return of Canada’s Sea Otters www.exposedwildlifeconservancy.org/videos/ex-ep...

My good friend, journalist Julius Strauss, continues to provide interesting analysis on Gaza and the Middle East. Follow him on substack. backfromthefront.substack.com/p/the-us-isr...

Whoooo you looking at? And yes, I am well aware how horribly cheesy that is for a Monday morning. Sorry, not sorry.

The next endangered species to be in the crosshairs -- grizzly bears in the Northern Rockies. Once the bear is delisted, red states will take over mgmt and hunting will resume. Everyone knows that populations will quickly plummet, increasing extinction risk. 🌏 www.eastidahonews.com/2025/07/u-s-...

The legend himself...The Boss. Canada's most famous grizzly bear. Read about my incredible encounter with him and Split Lip back during Covid: canwildphototours.com/2020/08/03/b...

In some ways, pangolins are funny: They’re the world’s only scaly mammal, and they vaguely resemble a pinecone with legs. But the threats to their survival are deadly serious. Pangolins are one of the most trafficked animals in the world — and in decline. Tell the USFWS to protect them ⬇️