Tag: Lisa Thomson

Grizzly deaths and online backlash lead WildSafeBC co-ordinator to resign

WildSafeBC Nelson community co-ordinator Lisa Thomson has resigned after five seasons, following a month marked by the deaths of two grizzly bears and what she describes as a wave of misinformation and personal attacks online.

Relocated Nelson grizzlies now in Christina Lake

Two grizzly yearlings relocated from the Nelson area earlier this month are now frequenting the Christina Lake area, according to WildSafeBC Nelson. 

Bear euthanized in Nelson

A young bear has been euthanized in Nelson after repeated break-ins and access to unsecured garbage and homes.

Wildlife wanders back into Nelson neighbourhoods

Wildlife activity is picking up again in Nelson, particularly in the Fairview area, where a bear has reportedly been accessing unsecured garbage. As a result, WildsafeBC is reminding residents and businesses to do their part in reducing wildlife attractants.

Familiar grizzly returns to Nelson with new cubs

The grizzly sow relocated from Nelson’s Mountain Station a few years ago is back - this time with three new cubs in tow.

Bear-ly any bear activity in Nelson this summer says Wildsafe BC

A bump in berry crops up in the mountains has kept bears out of Nelson this summer. 

Several bears removed from the City of Nelson this year

WildSafeBC Nelson has confirmed that a number of bears frequenting the city in the spring and early summer were...

WildSafe BC confirms death of bear within Nelson City limits

Nelson’s WildSafe community coordinator, Lisa Thomson, is urging bear-smart habits after conservation officers were forced to fatally remove a...

The bears are back in Nelson, and so is Wildsafe BC

Lisa Thomson, Nelson’s Wildsafe BC community coordinator, emerged from hibernation on Apr. 18, and she’s already been busy. Wildsafe BC...

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