The increased presence of foxes in the city is not an invasion, but a sign of successful cohabitation and adapting wildlife. The fox successfully exploits the ecological niche offered by our cities, becoming an effective regulator of rodents. Risks, such…
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Contrary to ancestral fears, the Quebec wolf is not a threat to hikers, but an indicator of our forests’ health whose language we must learn to decode. Identification is complex: the gray wolf coexists with the coyote and hybrids (“coywolves”),…
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Contrary to popular belief, beaver activity is not an act of destruction, but a survival strategy that makes it one of the greatest ecosystem engineers. Dams are not intended to stop the sound of water, but to create a deep…
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