Tag: BC Conservation Officer Service

Young bear in 100 Mile House gets new home 

A young black bear was relocated from 100 Mile House.

Two hunters sentenced for Wildlife Act violations near Quesnel

Two men have been sentenced for unlawful possession of live wildfire and discharging a firearm in a no-shooting area near Quesnel.

Fawns alone outside are very likely not abandoned

BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) reminds the public not to disturb fawns they may see alone outside.

Time to be Bear aware

With Spring in full swing, BC Conservation Officer Service said they're seeing bear activity across the province.

Grizzly sighted outside of Quesnel

A community member from Quesnel saw a grizzly bear approximately 90 kilometres west of town along the Nazko Highway. BC Conservation says they have had no reports of conflict with grizzlies or black bears in the area.

BC Conservation Officers investigating large tire and garbage dumps in Ten Mile Lake

BC Conservation Officers in Quesnel are investigating illegal tire and household garbage dumping that has been found in Ten Mile Lake Provincial Park

Black bear deaths down substantially in BC in 2025

The lowest number of black bears in more than a decade were killed across the province last year.

UPDATE: Bella Coola Grizzly Bear attack injures three children, one adult

The BC Conservation Officer Service responded to a grizzly bear attack on a group of elementary school students and teachers in Bella Coola.

Grizzly bear attack west of Fort Nelson leaves one with non-life-threatening injuries

The BC Conservation Officer Service says a grizzly bear attack near Fort Nelson left one man with non-life-threatening injuries.

100 Mile House Resident Faces Bear Trafficking Charges

A 100 Mile House man is in hot water after being charged with the trafficking of dead bear parts. Deputy...

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