Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Valley Zoo is home to two new little bundles of cuddly joy after the zoo’s resident red pandas had twins. And now, the zoo wants your help to name the cubs. Continue reading →

The Calgary Zoo announced Tuesday it would be launching a new breeding program to help the endangered northern leopard frog. Continue reading →

New research, published today by the World Wildlife Fund Canada, shows 451 species across the country have seen their population decline by an average of 83 per cent since 1970. Continue reading →

According to NOAA officials, a declaration of an unusual mortality event is only triggered when there is significant die-off in a population and one that demands a significant response. Continue reading →

Ecuador said on Monday it had seized a Chinese-flagged vessel transporting threatened and endangered species near the Galapagos Islands. Continue reading →

The decision to consult the general public now comes at an awkward time for the fisheries department after the death of at least 10 North Atlantic Right Whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in June. Continue reading →

Kaytlyn Burrows with Nature Saskatchewan says there have been sightings of juvenile burrowing owls in a few areas of the province. Continue reading →

The federal fisheries department says the discoveries bring the total of confirmed North Atlantic right whale deaths to at least nine. Continue reading →

Animal autopsies done on some of the other whales have shown signs of blunt trauma and entanglements in fishing gear. Continue reading →