Alberta Fish and Wildlife Enforcement

Camp Wonder Warden is open for applications! This free, overnight summer camp for girls, ages 16-18, provides a hands-on look at a career in conservation law enforcement. Application deadline: April 17 Camp dates: August 16-20 Apply now: alberta.ca/camp-wonder-wa…

Wildlife is present on Alberta's roadways year‑round. To reduce your risk as a motorist: • Scan ahead for pairs • Watch for shining eyes at night • Brake, don’t swerve • Don’t litter • Observe wildlife signage • Report injured animals to 310-0000 Stay safe on the road.

Reminder: annual sportfishing licences expire on March 31 every year. Licences can be renewed in person at one of Alberta’s many licence issuers, or online to opt for auto-renewal. More information: albertarelm.com/cust.howtopurc…

On Nov. 25, an illegally harvested grizzly bear carcass was reported in the Porcupine Hills Public Land Use Zone, west of Claresholm. Learn more: facebook.com/share/p/1GWGoT… Have information? Report it online: alberta.ca/report-poacher or call: 1-800-642-3800.

In Alberta, some animals are classified as controlled species due to risks to public safety, agriculture, and the environment. Most are illegal to own, import or release without authorization. Learn more: kings-printer.alberta.ca/1266.cfm?page=…

Protect large pike by practicing safe catch- and-release fishing. Some tips include: • Keeping fish in the water • Using proper tools • Not touching gills or eyes • Holding fish horizontally • Reviving before release Learn more: mywildalberta.ca/fishing/safety…

Earlier this month, Alberta fish and wildlife officers taught participants about ethical angling at the 5th annual Ladies on Ice Fishing Adventure event, organized by Lisa Roper Outdoors. Thank you to the volunteers and sponsors who helped make this event a success.

Every year, hunting season for spring snow geese and Ross’ geese occurs from March 15 through June 15. For more information on hunting game birds in Alberta, please refer to the Alberta Guide to Hunting Regulations: albertaregulations.ca/huntingregs/bi…

On Feb. 25, an Alberta resident pleaded guilty in the Fairview Court of Justice to knowingly hunting mule deer in a Wildlife Management Unit not authorized by his licence. More info: facebook.com/share/p/189QGH… Report a Poacher: alberta.ca/report-poacher…

Camp Wonder Warden is back for another summer! This FREE multi-day camp provides girls, ages 16-18, firsthand experience exploring a career in conservation law enforcement. Application deadline: April 17 Camp dates: August 16-20 Apply now: alberta.ca/camp-wonder-wa…

On International Women’s Day, we recognize the important contributions women make across our province – including women in law enforcement who serve and protect Albertans every day. Watch the video to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=UsEdL2…

Illegal hunting activities affect ecosystems and law-abiding hunters. If you have info about a wildlife violation, call Report A Poacher at 1-800-642-3800 or visit alberta.ca/report-poacher Info that leads to charges may be eligible for a reward.

Reminder: all ice fishing shelters must be removed from the ice by: • March 15 in PP1. • March 31 everywhere else View the 2025 Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations: #cautionice" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">albertaregulations.ca/fishingregs/ge…

Today, on Pink Shirt Day, we are taking a stand against bullying by wearing our Pink Uniform Shirt Pins for #PinkShirtDay. These pins allow law enforcement to take part in this powerful movement without covering their uniforms.

No ice is ever 100% safe. Some ice safety tips: • Respect thin ice signage. • If in the water, break to ice that can hold your weight. Crawl up on your belly. Spread your weight. • Seek a warm place to remove wet clothes. Learn more: alberta.ca/winter-recreat…

On Feb. 12, an Alberta resident pleaded guilty to violating several sections of the Wildlife Act. At least four mule deer and one bull moose were illegally shot and killed. More info: facebook.com/share/p/188Tqp… Report a Poacher: alberta.ca/report-poacher…

Found dead wildlife? If you want to keep it, you must apply for a permit. Contact your nearest Fish and Wildlife office to report your find: alberta.ca/fish-wildlife-… For more information, visit: alberta.ca/found-dead-wil…

Happy Family Fishing Weekend! On Feb. 14-16 , you can try fishing on waterbodies with open fishing seasons, excluding waterbodies in national parks. Fishing regulations still apply to all anglers. Learn more: mywildalberta.ca/fishing/family…

Family Fishing Weekend is happening from Feb. 14-16! Remember that Alberta's sportfishing regulations apply year-round to anglers of all ages and residences, including during Family Fishing Weekends. Learn more: mywildalberta.ca/fishing/family…

Thank you, Albertans, for your commitment to safeguarding our fisheries and wildlife resources! If you have info about a wildlife violation, call Report A Poacher at 1-800-642-3800 or visit alberta.ca/report-poacher Info that leads to charges may be eligible for a reward.