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This year we are thrilled to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day! Here are some helpful tips to create a conservation haven in your backyard and collectively impact efforts to nurture and sustain a living landscape for birds and other wildlife. Conservation practices help increase food and shelter for wildlife, support bird populations, prevent disease and bring natural beauty to enjoy.
Read MoreMallards are some of the most common waterfowl in North America, and virtually all domestic ducks descend from this species, especially in Vancouver!
Read MoreGo Wild on Earth Day by incorporating changes to your day-to-day activities that help prevent injured and orphaned wildlife in our communities.
Read MoreWitness the extraordinary rooftop rescue of trapped goslings by Wildlife Rescue volunteers Liz and Cathy!
Read MoreA young goose arrived at Wildlife Rescue with a stick stabbed through its leg in what looked like an intentional attack by a person. Click here to read about its emergency surgery, the care required to heal it, and its reunion with its family.
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