A Call for Responsible Leadership on Grizzly Bears
May 15, 2026
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Exposed Wildlife Conservancy is a Canadian charity dedicated to ethical, science-based solutions for wildlife management. Through education, support, and advocacy, we help Canadians coexist with apex predators like bears, cougars, and wolves. Join us in giving wildlife a voice!
A Threatened Species Should Not Be Hunted
Read the ArticleThe Exposed Wildlife Conservancy will become a recognized leader in wildlife advocacy for apex predators in Western Canada, specifically Cougars, Grizzly Bears, and Wolves. We want the public, government, business, and media to seek out and rely on EWC as a nonpartisan expert advisor on apex predators.
We believe wildlife deserves more than protection. It deserves representation. We are committed to reshaping how Canada views and manages apex predators. We advocate for policy grounded in science, ethics, and ecological integrity, guided by the belief that wildlife is not a resource to be exploited, but a living part of ecosystems.
Policy ChangeCamera traps, or “trail cameras,” are motion-triggered devices that allow us to observe wildlife without interference. By capturing candid images and videos, they reveal hidden aspects of animal behavior and help us better understand the species we advocate for: cougars, grizzly bears, and wolves.
Trail CamerasApex predators need connected, low-conflict landscapes to survive. In the Interior of BC and Western Alberta, highways, towns, rail lines, and resource roads slice through the very valley bottoms predators rely on to move, hunt, find mates, and maintain healthy gene flow. When movement is blocked, conflict rises, and populations fracture.
Safe PassagesThis campaign is especially focused on significantly improving rules and regulations for trapping large predators like wolves, coyotes, lynx, bobcats, and wolverines. The ultimate goal is to make trapping more humane and in line with modern animal welfare and environmental standards.
Trapped in The PastAt Exposed Wildlife Conservancy, getting involved means more than signing petitions, it means standing up for wildlife, shaping policy, and building a future of coexistence.
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