Tag: BC Conservation

Five-foot-long boa constrictor snake captured north of Comox Thursday

A large reptile was on the loose and eventually captured by B.C. Conservation Service (COS) Officers yesterday.  A five-foot boa...

Wolf Dog beyond jurisdiction of BC Conservation Officer Service 

The BC Conservation Service says they are currently not pursuing action against the infamous wolfdog because it doesn’t fall...

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

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

We Wai Kai Nation condemns deer killing that’s sparked outrage

The killing of a deer on the Quinsam Reserve is being condemned by the We Wai Kai Nation. A video...

17 black bear conflicts reported on North Island last month

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

Active start to the fall season for BC conservation officers

The BC Conservation Officer Service had a busy start to the fall this year. Deputy Chief Chris Doyle provided a...

Avoiding conflicts with bears

The BC Conservation Officer Service is asking people to make sure fruit trees are picked promptly. Deputy Chief Chris...

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