We want to remind all hunters to follow all current public health orders - including isolating if sick, practicing physical distancing and practicing good hygiene. We also encourage you to keep in mind the Chief Medical Officer of Health's recommendations to stay close to home during this pandemic. We do recognize with the opening of spring hunting season for black bear and white geese, some hunters who live close to certain WMUs may still be planning to go hunting. We want to remind hunters tha

Alberta wildlife hospital says human-wildlife conflict is on the rise

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Most people are staying close to home these days, and with bears starting to come out of hibernation, it is very important to take steps to keep bears out of your backyards: Keep your garbage and recyclable bottles and cans in bear-resistant, airtight containers. Keep your compost indoors. Outdoor compost attracts bears. Look into using an indoor composter. Remove bird feeders from your yard in the months when bears are active – usually from the beginning of April until the end of November. Be s