Saving B.C. Wolves

Pacific Wild is fighting to end the wolf cull in the province.
And Miley Cyrus and her brother Braison came to island to join the battle.
The government of B.C. is trying to help the declining population of caribou, but have put an emphasized on predator control.

So, over the weekend, the group along with the Cyrus’ and members of the Kitasoo First Nation traveled up north to the Great Bear Rainforest for research.
Pacific Wild director of multi-media April Bencze says Miley Cyrus learned a lot from the trip.

 

 

Bencze says what’s causing the rapid population decline in caribou is habitat loss, and the best way to help the animals is to protect it.

 

Photo courtesy: pacificwild.org

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