What do you do if you find a hurt bird in Alberta?

To report, call Alberta Fish & Wildlife at 403-297-6423 (between 8:15 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday) or 1-800-642-3800 (outside of office hours).

How do I become a wildlife rehabilitator in Canada?

Most practicum participants have an education in animal sciences, a veterinary or veterinary technology background, or past wildlife experience. However, candidates with a strong environmental and community conscience with demonstrated community and/or volunteer work, may also be awarded practicum positions.

What do you do with an injured bird in Edmonton?

Injured Wildlife – Caring for Wild Animals If you’ve come across a wild animal that you think might be injured, please contact WILDNorth at 780-914-4118. You can help if you find wildlife orphaned, injured or in distress. Animals will protect themselves if they are threatened.

What is the Alberta Game Act?

The Act provides for the protection and conservation of wild animals in Alberta. It defines controls for hunting and trapping of wildlife and possession of wildlife and wildlife parts, as well as the sale, import and export of wildlife, controlled animals and endangered species.

Who do I call about an injured bird near me?

Call your local Department of Natural Resources District Office for assistance.

What do you do with injured bird?

For most injured birds, place them gently in a box and keep them quiet, dark and cool. It may be that the bird is in shock and will soon recover so you can let it go. If it is more seriously injured, this will reduce stress on the bird until you can get advice on how you can help it.

How much do wildlife rehabilitators make in Canada?

Wildlife Rehabilitator Salaries in Canada The national average salary for a Wildlife Rehabilitator is $60,931 in Canada.

How do you help an injured magpie?

  1. If you find a sick or injured bird,
  2. please call the emergency helpline.
  3. 07909 795064.
  4. between 9:00 am and midnight.

Can I shoot coyotes on my property Alberta?

In Alberta, it’s legal to shoot coyotes on private land as long as the landowner gives permission. No permit or licence is required.

What animals Can you hunt without a license in Alberta?

Wildlife Regulation, Schedule 4, Part 6: Non-licence Animals Live trapping is also allowed without a licence, as is trapping mice and some ground squirrels. For further information on trapping, please contact a Fish and Wildlife District office or refer to the Alberta Guide to Trapping Regulations.

How do you take care of an injured bird?

If you can’t transport it immediately:

  1. Keep the bird in a warm, dark, quiet place.
  2. Do not give it food or water. Feeding an animal an incorrect diet can result in injury or death.
  3. Do not handle it. Leave the animal alone.
  4. Keep children and pets away from it.