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Wolf

In the News: CTV News Calgary

'There's no science involved': Alberta wolf pelt contest comes under fire by conservation groups

A group of people stand on a staircase and smile at the camera

Vet Med postdoc studies impact of deforestation on wildlife viruses and human health in Cambodia

Grizzly Bear

In the News: Global News

Alberta government creates new wildlife management approach due to ‘problem grizzlies’

Megan Mah, A Primatology Adventure, Department of Anthropology and Archaeology

UCalgary grad student inspired to share the primatology adventure with youth

Photograph of Helen Lake Trail in Alberta

In the News: arch magazine

Peak Wisdom for Hiking This Season

Wild capuchin monkey foraging for the relatively large, thick-husked fruits of Bromelia pinguin in Costa Rica

UCalgary anthropologists discover link between mammals and higher concentrations of ethanol in fruit

coyote

Raccoon boom looms as urban wildlife learns to thrive, says UCalgary researcher

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine’s herd of reindeer grazing

UCalgary researchers investigate genetic variation which makes some caribou less susceptible to chronic wasting disease

Latifa Pelletier-Ahmed at work for ALCLA Native Plants

UCalgary alumna aims to preserve and educate people about the importance of native plants

Craig Ginn's Songs of Justice Project features original songs and video.

There’s much we can learn about life and relationships from animals. Just ask Craig Ginn