In the loose dirt, it's easy to spot the footprints — deer, coyote and the occasional moose — all marking the same path along the meandering Elbow river, between the Tsuut'ina Reserve and Weaselhead ...

Footage provides a sense of what an attacking grizzly bear might look like.

It highlights just how much trail cameras can reveal about wildlife. Trail camera captures fascinating footage of stealthy ...

Wardens in Banff National Park say some wildlife research is helping them with law enforcement duties. Hikers with their dog off leash, an image captured by automatic camera in Banff National Park.

Wildlife, get ready for your close-up. Biologists are proposing a vast network of interconnected remote cameras that could revolutionize the study of bears, moose, caribou, cougars and other large ...

One of 70 motion-activated cameras set up by the city to monitor the movements of wildlife caught the meeting of a young moose and a white-tailed deer. Data collected from the project will help the ...

A black bear going for a scratch is always fun, but the presence of wolves and elk is a welcome surprise for wildlife program monitors. Bears, wolves, and elk, oh my… a fresh batch of images snapped ...

An image of a deer fraternizing with two sandhill cranes snapped by a tree-mounted camera in the Crowsnest Pass is compelling on its own, says conservationist Sean Feagan. But photographs documenting ...

With a great camera for wildlife photography, you can capture pin-sharp, glorious, frame-filling images of wild animals. A smartphone generally won’t cut it in this field of photography: you need the ...

Wildlife cameras hidden on the Somerset Levels, England, had captured incredible footage of a very rare bird, once thought to be extinct. Three bitterns, thickset members of the heron family, were ...