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Sharing our Space

Sharing Space: Bear-y Good Neighbours

16 April 2025
Black bear cub enjoying paintbrush flowers in the spring. RICK PRICE

BY LOREENA NIEWENHOUT and STEPHANIE WEIZENBACH

There are lots of ways to reduce human-bear conflicts that don’t involve hunting
them. Read Bear-y Good Neighbours

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Sharing Our Space: Amphibian Roommates

18 October 2024

BY NICK CARTER

Amphibians make better neighbors than roommates. Find out how we can share our space with them here!

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Sharing Our Space: No Need to Turn Up Your Nose at Skunks

5 July 2024
Striped skunk. TONY LEPRIEUR

Sharing Our Space
No Need to Turn Up Your Nose at Skunks

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Sharing Our Space: It’s Nesting Audit Season

15 May 2024
“Knock on the door” before opening a nest box. You may discover a nocturnal occupant, such as this northern flying squirrel, living inside. STEPH WEIZENBACH

Sharing Our Space
It’s Nesting Audit Season

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Sharing Our Space: Wildlife-Friendly Fences Part 3

15 May 2024
Deer crawling under a fence. RICK PRICE

Sharing Our Space
Wildlife-Friendly Fences: Part 3

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Sharing Our Space: Wildlife-Friendly Fences Part 2

15 May 2024
Pronghorn antelope. BOB BOWHAY

Sharing Our Space
Wildlife-Friendly Fences Part 2

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Sharing Our Space: Wildlife-Friendly Fences

15 May 2024
Homemade reflector installed on barbed wire over a frozen wetland in the Ministik Bird Sanctuary beside the remnants of an entangled duck. STEPH WEIZENBACH

Sharing Our Space
Wildlife-Friendly Fences

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Sharing Our Space: Nesting Season

22 April 2024
American three-toed woodpecker. RICHARD SCHNEIDER

Sharing Our Space
Nesting Season

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