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The Collective: A Shared Lens on Ocean Protection
Ian McAllister, Pacific Wild’s co-founder, was recently invited to join The Collective, an initiative of iLCP and SeaLegacy that brings together marine-focused fellows to amplify ocean conservation stories. Here, he reflects on an earlier collaboration—and the lessons he carries…
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Webinar: Giving Wolves A Voice — How Bioacoustics Research Reveals Nuances in Wolf Vocal Communication
This webinar has concluded. Missed it? Click the button below to watch the recording. watch the webinar recording Hearing the haunting lament of a wolf’s howl in the wild is a transcendent experience. But what if we could understand what that howl meant, and how wolves use…
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A Tiny Bird with a Big Impact: Tracking Marbled Murrelets in Vancouver Island’s Old-Growth
meet the “flying potato” A pair of marbled murrelets on the water. Photo by Ian McAllister The marbled murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus) has more nicknames than almost any bird on the coast: flying potato, soaring spud, fog dove, fog lark, and to researchers who’ve spent…
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Beyond the numbers: A review of DFO’s 2026 Herring Spawn Report
For Pacific herring, another spawning season has come and gone. The eggs have hatched, seabirds have feasted, whales have followed the schools, and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has released their preliminary data summary of the 2026 Strait of Georgia (SOG) herring season.…
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The Canid Connection: How Closely Are Wolves and Dogs Related?
The connection between wolves and dogs runs deep, stretching back thousands of years, shaping one of the most remarkable relationships between human and non-human animals. Understanding their shared history can reveal not only how dogs came to live alongside us, but also how we…
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What we said: Pacific Wild’s Submission Opposing a 5 year Wolf Cull Extension
In April 2026 the B.C. government announced a proposed five-year extension of the B.C. wolf cull to an undisclosed list of stakeholders including Pacific Wild. After meeting from representatives with the Caribou Recovery Program to learn more about this proposed extension and…
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A Crack in the Wall: Our Campaign to End the Wolf Cull is Gaining Ground
For more than a decade, British Columbia (B.C.) has killed thousands of wolves from helicopters, calling it “predator reduction” while the real driver of caribou decline — habitat destruction — continues largely unchecked. This spring, the Province quietly proposed extending the…
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Webinar: Wild Kin — Wolves, Dogs and why their Bond Matters
Wolves and dogs share a deep evolutionary history. So how did one become our closest companion while the other remains wild and persecuted? Join us for a fascinating conversation exploring the genetic, behavioural, and cultural threads that connect wolves and dogs. This webinar…
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What You Told Us
The results from Pacific Wild's 2026 supporter survey are in. This is what we heard, and how it’s shaping our plans for the future. The post What You Told Us appeared first on Pacific Wild .
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EVENT: Dog Walk for Wolves on International Wolf Day
📅 Thursday August 13, 2026 ⏰ 5:30 – 7:30pm 🦮 Dog Walk starts at 6:15pm (starts at Cameron Bandshell, ends at Legislative fountain) 📍Cameron Bandshell, Beacon Hill Park, Victoria B.C. *The first 100 people to register get a free dog bandana! On August 13, International Wolf Day,…