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Calgary urged to adopt better co-existence program with beavers after animals killed - Calgary

Two beavers were trapped and killed in the Calgary area after concerns about potential flooding due to a dam the animals built in a storm water pond.

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City of Calgary trappers kill two beavers, raising questions from conservation groups

Some residents suggest the deaths could have been avoided and are urging the city to come up with a plan to address future issues between beavers and storm ponds.

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Investing in the future of Fish Creek Provincial Park

Alberta’s government is working to ensure Calgary’s Fish Creek Provincial Park will be enjoyed by Albertans for generations to come.

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Illegal off-leash dogs put stress on city s wildlife, say researchers

The ask comes after a study noted the impact off-leash dogs are having on the local wildlife.

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More than 100,000 images captured in wildlife movement study to better understand Calgary s natural parks

A three-year wildlife monitoring project in the city of Calgary has captured more than 100,000 images in an effort to better understand how species and humans interact in natural park spaces.

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