Publications and Links
Posters
Please print and display posters within your organization!
- Attention Campers You’re in Bear Country
- When in Black Bear Country
- Coexisting with Coyotes
- Don't Feed Wildlife / Gego ahamaaken awesiwag / Káwina asamik pisiskiwak
Fact Sheets
Please print and make fact sheets available within your organization!
- Are You Feeding Wildlife?
- Coexistence of Apiaries and Wildlife
- Coexistence of Livestock and Wild Predators
- Coexistence of Pets and Wildlife
- Coexisting with Beavers
- Coexisting with Canada Geese
- Coexisting with Cougars
- Coexisting with Coyotes
- Coexisting with Moose
- Coexisting with Raccoons
- Coexisting with Raptors
- Coexisting with Red Foxes
- Coexisting with White-tailed Deer
- Coexisting with Wild Turkeys
- Coexisting with Wolves
- Don’t Feed the Deer
- Invasive Swine in Manitoba
- Protecting Stored Forage and Grain from Wildlife Damage
- Targeted Predator Removal Program Information
Brochures
Printed copies available from Manitoba Parks offices and local offices of the Conservation Officers Service, or by email request at wildlife@gov.mb.ca.
Other Publications
Please print and make these resources available in your organization!
- Coexisting with Black Bears – Children's Activity Booklet
- Children’s Activity Placemat: Wildlife Smart About Black Bears / Gare à la faune: les ours noirs
- Manitoba Guide for Beaver Dam and Lodge Removal / Guide manitobain de démantèlement des barrages et des huttes de castors
Recorded Resources
- Wildlife Smart - Coexisting with Coyotes (13.5 minutes)
Helpful Links
- Safety in Bear Country Video (International Association for Bear Research and Management)
- Authorized Wildlife Damage Control Companies in Manitoba (search “damage control”)
- Canada & Cackling Geese: Management and Population Control in Southern Canada
- Certified Bear-Resistant Products
- Hinterland Who’s Who
- How to Properly Use Bear Spray
- Landowner’s Guide to Wildlife Friendly Fences
- Manitoba Public Insurance - Vehicle Collisions with Wildlife
- District Offices and Contact Numbers for Manitoba Conservation Officers
- Using Electric Fences to Protect Stored Hay from Elk and Deer
- How to Clean Up a Raccoon Latrine
- Wild Boar Control Area Declaration
- Stop the Spread of Invasive Species in Manitoba
- Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative
- Excluding or Removing Bats from Buildings (Bat Conservation International)
