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Change to the Large Carnivore Policies and Procedures Public Safety Protocol

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Kelly Cornell
9 years ago

Relocation was an option. The conservation officers could transfer them farther north. They'd rather "conserve" money as bullets are cheap

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Luigi Lovato
9 years ago

It's really time to review the policies!

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Emily Mayne
9 years ago

Supporting from Ok Falls, South Okanagan.

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Beth
9 years ago

Please rethink this law! There must be alternative ways to deal with this other than killing beautiful creatures!!!

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Karen Morine
9 years ago

an easier answer just to kill them1

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Erika Squires
9 years ago

We need to learn to co-exist with our amazing wildlife, not to indiscriminately destroy them. Please find a proper solution to this, not resorting to killing them.

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Valerie Sisson
9 years ago

Cougars have every right to life Humans are the over breeders

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Leonne Wilson Jones
9 years ago

Protection of wildlife is paramount! We can't allow 'conservation officers' to kill wildlife unless it is an emergency situation.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Killing them was so unnecessary. There's always a better way.

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Raj
9 years ago

We live in their backyard...not the other way around.

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Roberta Shortreed
9 years ago

Thank you for starting this petition. It is long over due. it is so sad that these beautiful animals are being killed. There has to be a better way to keep all involved safe.

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Pam and Jim Collins
9 years ago

We are destroying their habitats. Conservation = the action of protection, preservation of wildlife.

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Michelle Childs-Schmitt
9 years ago

I am sorry but I do not think all pets and or humans take precedence over large carnivores (cougers). Humans with or without pets can use common sense to remain safe. Large cats just follow the food chain.

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Shar Bhattacharya
9 years ago

Let's work on an alternate solution where these beautiful animals don't have to be killed.

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Catherine Dredge
9 years ago

We are taking over and destroying their habitat more and more every day. We have no respect for them or each other anymore. Sad.

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katherine webster
9 years ago

What we can do to protect these wild animals is to do our most, to safeguard their existence.

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Paula Boudreau
9 years ago

Please take action to protect our wildlife and preserve them for generations to come.

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Elaine Gilroyed
9 years ago

I agree that wildlife must be preserved. People are too quick to kill. Give them a chance. After all they were here first.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Yes change protocol, stop killing of Mt. Lions and Grizzly bear by government. Can catch and move.

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Danette Gorbich
9 years ago

Jump first - look later. Seems to be the way of government.