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Fish and wildlife officers receive a lot of calls about wildlife in populated areas. It is important for people to keep in mind that natural areas that form a part of a wildlife corridor exist in our communities, with many species travelling through at any given time. Public safety is always the first priority. If there is a risk to the public safety, our officers will respond to the situation. There are a number of strategies officers use to deal with wildlife situations. The first and most imp

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We all play a part in preserving our waterways. In this video, Fish and Wildlife Officer Mark Rayment talks about keeping your wheels out of the water. Damage to the bed and shore of a natural water body can destroy fish habitat and prevent spawning. In most cases, wheels or tracks are not allowed in a natural body of water. To cross a creek, please use a bridge or other established crossing, even if you have to go out of your way. Otherwise, it is OK to cross if you find a spot with a hard bott