Dangerous Wildlife Monitoring & Mitigation for Industry
Specializing in non-lethal wildlife monitoring
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Canada’s Leading Wildlife Monitoring Company
Our company pioneered the wildlife monitoring industry in 2012 to support LNG and Industry. We are a company dedicated to wildlife stewardship using our “proprietary wildlife hazard assessment” and non-lethal diversionary techniques to prevent attack by predatory wildlife. Balancing operational needs with environmental concerns can be difficult at times. Our non-lethal programs can balance concerns while keeping the operation running smoothly.
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Compliance
Visit and assess your on-site operations in remote locations ensuring that your safety plans are in alignment with current regulations.
Wildlife Control
BCWM strives to balance worker safety and conservation of wildlife by taking an active approach to managing threats through diversionary methods.
Training
Provide training services in wildlife control, bear aware, bear spray training, safety compliance and wilderness survival for your on site supervisors.
Workplace safety
Certified by Industry
Workplace Safety
Protection of Remote Worksites
We offer bear and other dangerous wildlife monitoring for any size crew in remote locations. We have experience in wildlife control, hazard assessment & bear safety protocols
Workplace safety
We Specialize in Non-Lethal Wildlife Monitoring Methods
Workplace Safety
Bear Spray Training and Wildlife Awareness
BCWM provides bear spray training online and on your worksite. BCWM is the leader in bear spray training and wildlife awareness in Western Canada.
Wildlife Monitoring Course for 2026
We will be holding 3 day training courses in Prince George in April for the summer season. Course is needed to work as a wildlife monitor during 2026 season. Course is recognized by PC Energy, Enbridge and Transmountain Pipelines.
In The News
Rare Grizzly Attack in Bella Coola
A horrific bear attack that sent four people to the hospital, including three young children, is sending shockwaves through a small town in north central B.C.
Calls to Bring Back Alberta’s Grizzly Hunt
A number of close calls and videos showing the animals near livestock have some musing about reinstating the long-banned grizzly hunt.
Kootenay Man Dies 3 Weeks After Attack
A British Columbia man who fought off a grizzly bear in the East Kootenay region this month has died of his injuries, more than three weeks after the attack.
Hikers Attacked by Grizzly in Mcgregor Area
Two hikers were taken to the hospital after they were attacked by a grizzly bear on a hiking trail northeast of Prince George, B.C
Grizzly Attack on Couple on E-bikes
British Columbia’s Conservation Officer Service says a grizzly attack on a couple in the province’s Interior over the weekend was likely “defensive in nature.”
Goats Killed by Bear
Mirco Lefebvre, owner and operator of the farm, said conservation has been out almost daily to set traps and try to catch the bear.