The Fisheries and Land Resources department is looking for feedback about whether farmers should be permitted to shoot moose on their properties at night, and if so, how to do so safely.

Randall Wehrkamp was fined $36,500 for illegal wildlife trafficking after buying and selling antlers in Saskatchewan without a permit.

This week alone, BCCOS sent out eight social media posts via Twitter regarding fines to people and animals needing help.

Bison are currently classified as endangered and protected in that specific hunting region of Alberta. 

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says officers arrested three people in Coquitlam on Tuesday, but residents say the arrests and the destruction of the bears were unfair.

Three people from Imperial, Sask., have been fined just over $11,000 and handed two-year hunting bans after a poaching investigation by conservation officers.

James Wiens, 51, has received an $18,500 fine plus he must forfeit the $6,300 earned during a hunt he thought was for American tourists.

"I think we certainly need to establish some boundaries and gain a better understanding if there are any limits to what a B.C. conservation officer can and can't do."

A wildlife tour company in Blue River, B.C., is facing charges for allegedly putting food out to attract bears.

"We need to look at fines that actually have some heft and some impact, and not these kind of token amounts."