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This week’s Wednesday’s Wildlife takes flight with the silver-haired bat—a tiny, silver-streaked insectivore on an epic migration journey. Learn how this elusive species is uniquely adapted for the skies, and what we can do to help keep it there.

From fluffy, speckled chicks to confident young fliers, two orphaned Herring Gulls made an incredible journey through care at Calgary Wildlife. Their story highlights both the challenges shorebirds face and the simple choices we can make to keep their habitats safe.

To a Violet-green Swallow, a bathroom vent looks like the perfect hollow. In reality, it’s a deadly trap. Find out how these young swallows were saved and how prevention can save countless more.

Meet the greater short-horned lizard: tiny, spiny, and Alberta's only native lizard.

The rescue, rehabilitation and release of a northern saw-whet owl at the Calgary wildlife rehabilitation society

The term habituation is often used in wildlife rehabilitation and refers to an animal becoming accustomed to humans. For instance, a bird...