Population Control

• Quebec superior court trial will determine fate of Longueuil’s deer population

  During proceedings at Quebec superior court the judge heard from experts about how best to deal with an overpopulation of deer at the Michel-Chartrand park in Longueuil.

  Canada

  Apr 25, 2023
  
• Okanagan goose management: Egg-addling program returns for 16th year

  The program says egg addling is an important population management tool in the Okanagan, calling it the least invasive form of population control of nesting Canada geese.

  Canada

  Apr 7, 2022
  
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• City of Regina suspending pilot project that traps and euthanizes rabbits

  Wildlife biologist John Polson said trapping jackrabbits is not done in other cities, including Saskatoon.

  Canada

  Feb 14, 2019
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• City of Regina trapping and euthanizing rabbits to control population

  A growing rabbit population has led to a rabbit control pilot program in the City of Regina, which includes trapping and euthanizing.

  Canada

  Feb 12, 2019
• Elk Island National Park floats idea of allowing hunting to address elk, moose populations

  A popular national park, located just 30-minutes east of Edmonton, is holding consultations with the public as it drafts a plan to deal with an overpopulation of elk, moose and bison. Among the options being considered is the rare phenomenon of allowing hunting in a Canadian national park.

  Environment

  May 30, 2017
• B.C. government ratcheting up war against abandoned bunnies in Victoria interchange

  Despite the best efforts of ministry staff and volunteers to control a herd of rabbits inhabiting a Victoria interchange, they're multiplying, as rabbits tend to do.

  Aug 16, 2016
• Alberta’s wild horses on birth control as part of pilot project

  A new birth control program is said to be a real game-changer in a polarizing debate about what to do with Alberta's wild horses.

  Canada

  Jul 18, 2016
• Miley Cyrus enters fray to fight B.C. wolf cull program

  Cyrus, who is known for garnering equal amounts of hype and backlash, took to Instagram yesterday urging her 28 million followers to sign a petition to stop the killing of wolves in B.C.

  Environment

  Sep 9, 2015