Wildlife Resources

- beyond rehabilitation -

Conflicts with wildlife usually occur when wild animals have access to areas or resources that humans would prefer they leave alone.

Why humane solutions work:

Humane solutions involve determining what is attracting an animal to an area and then removing or closing off access to that attractant. While these solutions may require a bit of ingenuity as well as flexibility, they tend to be more effective over the long term than simply removing the wild animal. Trapping and relocating an animal is not as humane as you might think and is often illegal. Furthermore, removing an animal instead of eliminating the attractant, will result in reoccurring conflict.

Find a solution

Check out the Wildlife Resource Library for fact sheets on wild animals most commonly involved in conflicts, how to address conflicts between pets and wildlife, and other tips for living in harmony with your wild neighbours.

Source: https://www.paws.org/wildlife/having-a-wildlife-conflict/

Found a wild animal?

Local conservation groups:

Learn more about local wildlife species of the Okanagan and how you can get involved in their conservation.

Click on the logo of your interest and get forwarded to each local species-specific wildlife conservation group.

 

Beavers & wetland restoration in BC’s Southern Interior:

 

Bat protection in Peachland, BC:

 

Bat conservation in BC, Okanagan branch:

having a wildlife conflict?

How to Donate

IWRS is 100% volunteer-run. We are funded solely by private donations and sponsorships. As as registered charity, we can provide tax receipts for your donation!

Donate online

E-transfer us directly: donate@interiorwildlife.ca
or by credit card via Paypal

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Mail a cheque

If you'd like to reach out to us directly, inquire about our office address by email: info@interiorwildlife.ca

Via Canada Helps

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WE ARE HUMBLED AND GRATEFUL TO BE ABLE TO PROMOTE CO-EXISTENCE WITH WILDLIFE ON
UNCEEDED SYILX OKANAGAN NATION TERRITORY