Atlantic Wildlife Institute

• ‘Heartbreaking’: Bird flu concerns grow as 1st case in N.B. confirmed

  The Atlantic Wildlife Institute confirms its first bird flu case of 2025 in New Brunswick, urging caution around sick birds as the virus spreads across Canada and the U.S.

  Canada

  Mar 17
  
• Meet Smuckers, a New Brunswick ‘hero’ cat who saved a baby bobcat’s life

  Smuckers, a four-year-old domestic cat in New Brunswick, was called into action and saved the life of a sick baby bobcat dubbed ‘Fiona.’

  Canada

  Jan 6, 2022
  
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• Endangered turtles are getting struck and killed by cars, says conservation group

  The Nature Conservancy of Canada is asking motorists to watch out for turtles trying to cross the road this summer as many are being struck and killed.

  Environment

  Jul 31, 2020
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• ‘Stressed out’ moose spotted on Parlee Beach dies from drowning

  'It's not an unusual thing to see a moose in the ocean. It's an unusual thing to see it stressed out and swimming around the way that it was.'

  Canada

  Jun 23, 2020
• ‘Goose crossing’ signs go up at dangerous Dieppe traffic circle

  The area is more dangerous for motorists this year because the goose population has nearly doubled.

  Environment

  May 19, 2016
• Gaggles of geese cause for concern in busy Dieppe traffic circle

  Gaggles of geese are making their way into a busy Dieppe throughway, causing trouble for motorists in the area.

  Canada

  May 12, 2016
• Environmental and wildlife groups call for tougher environmental laws

  The executive director of the Atlantic Wildlife Institute is calling on people to be more responsible about where they leave their trash.

  Aug 21, 2015