A free fishing education program has been released for Albertans to learn more about the province's wildlife amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The town of Okotoks has created a task force to deal with an increase in the number of complaints about aggressive deer.

The Trans-Canada Highway inside Banff National Park is lined on either side with 2.4-metre-high, reinforced wire fences. There are six wildlife overpasses and 38 underpasses to protect humans and animals.

A wildlife rehab centre northwest of Calgary is hoping Albertans are feeling generous this holiday season.

A cougar visited Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary on Thursday, hanging out in a spruce tree with two wolfdogs in the enclosure below.

Witnesses told officers the bear was shot in the spine and could only move by dragging itself with its paws.

Alberta Fish and Wildlife is asking for the public's help to find a person they say allegedly shot a deer with an arrow and left it to die near Cochrane this summer.

An Edmonton photographer was caught off guard Monday when he spotted a lynx resting under a tree outside the Alberta legislature.

The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation is appealing for support from the public to meet a big increase in demand.

Wild horses are an iconic part of the eastern slopes of Alberta. But the future of the horses is in question, with some fearing a project to help keep the horses from being killed, could be scrapped.