Eneas Project: January 2025 Update

The project is expanding its scope to include: Looking Forward We’re excited about the momentum we’re building this year! Through strong collaborative partnerships, our project continues to evolve, focusing on comprehensive wildlife monitoring and the development of effective mitigation strategies. While our immediate priority is addressing wildlife fence mortalities, our long-term vision is to preserve […]

The Wall of Death: How a Highway Fence Created a Killing Field for Deer

On a cold January morning, as darkness consumed the frost-covered ground, a haunting scene unfolded along a remote stretch of highway in British Columbia. A trail camera, positioned near a highway fence, captured an interaction that epitomizes the harsh realities of life in the wild—a lone mule deer, cornered by a cunning coyote, becomes prey in a brutal struggle for survival.

On a cold January morning, as darkness consumed the frost-covered ground, a haunting scene unfolded along a remote stretch of highway in British Columbia. A trail camera, positioned near a highway fence, captured an interaction that epitomizes the harsh realities of life in the wild—a lone mule deer, cornered by a cunning coyote, becomes prey in a brutal struggle for survival.

Abbotsford Fish & Game Club’s Donation Supports Highway 97 Mule Deer Monitoring Project

Abbotsford Fish & Game Club's Donation Supports Highway 97 Mule Deer Monitoring Project

Hunters for BC would like to thank the Abbotsford Fishing & Game Club for their generous donation of $10,000 to support our conservation efforts on the Highway 97 Pwalxkn (Mule Deer) Monitoring Project and the Penasq (Pennask) Road Rehabilitation and Habitat Enhancement Project. This donation will allow us to purchase more game cameras and begin […]