Spring Into Wildlife: BCW Hosts Alberta Parks
The second in our ongoing series of seasonal presentations from Alberta Parks in partnership with Bragg Creek Wild.
Introducing the Wild Questionnaire
12 questions, the same for everybody. We’ll post people’s responses regularly on our website and share them in our newsletter. To participate, get in touch at info.braggcreekwild@gmail.com
Bringing Data Science To Bragg Creek Wild
Bragg Creek Wild wondered about the application of data analytics to help us in our mission of improving human-wildlife interactions.
The Kids Nailed It!
Local school science project collaborates with BCW. The more time we spend with our youth, the more hopeful we are about a bright future for beautiful Bragg Creek.
Cougars in the Creek
It’s definitely worth being aware of cougars in the area, and of their characteristics and behaviour, particularly given that – unlike some of our other wild neighbours – they don’t hibernate.
In a Rut – Road Safety in Autumn
As summer warmth gives way to autumn, big changes are underway in deer movements and behaviours.
What’s Going On With Bragg Creek Wild?
Some of our aims are to develop positive and collaborative relationships with other groups and individuals in the community and to keep you informed of what we’re doing.
Fawning Season is Here
Sadly, fawning season, from late May through June, is the second highest period for wildlife-vehicle collisions in Alberta. Did you know that up to 90%+ of reported wildlife collisions in Alberta can involve ungulates – mostly deer?*
Animal-Vehicle Collision Hit Close to Home
About the beginning of the Bragg Creek and Area Wildlife Corridor Initiative – an initiative that aims at finding a balance between human activities and habitat vitality.