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Wildlife

Please take precautions to avoid conflicts or contact with wildlife:

• always keep you, your family and pets a safe distance away from wildlife
• do not feed wildlife or touch wildlife droppings
• avoid attracting wildlife and do not accidentally provide them with food, water or shelter (for example, feed your pets indoors)
• always wash your hands and supervise children washing their hands after working or playing outside
• leave orphaned wild animals alone (parents are often close by and will return for their young)
• do not approach or touch a sick or dead animal

The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) has issued who may have reason to handle wildlife, including bats.

Wildlife resources

• Harass, capture or kill a wild animal damaging private property
• Prevent conflicts with bats
• Preventing and managing conflicts with birds
• Preventing and managing conflicts with coyotes
• Preventing and managing conflicts with deer, elk and moose
• Preventing and managing conflicts with lynx, bobcats and cougars
• Preventing and managing conflicts with small animals
• Preventing and managing conflicts with snakes
• Preventing and reporting encounters with black bears (Bear Wise)
• Preventing conflicts with beavers
• Wild animal control: information for municipalities