Conservation Officer Service - Courtenay, British Columbia

Le Conservation Officer Service est une organisation située à Courtenay, en Colombie-Britannique, Canada. L'organisme est spécialisé dans la conservation des ressources naturelles et l'application de la loi en matière de ressources naturelles. Le Conservation Officer Service est dirigé par le gouvernement de la Colombie-Britannique et travaille en étroite collaboration avec d'autres organisations gouvernementales et non gouvernementales pour protéger et préserver la nature.

Sécurité et protection des ressources naturelles

Le Conservation Officer Service joue un rôle crucial dans la prévention et la répression des activités illégales qui menacent les espèces sauvages, les habitats et les ressources naturelles. Les agents du service sont formés pour enquêter sur les infractions liées à la faune, à l'environnement et aux pêches et pour prendre des mesures correctives appropriées. Ils travaillent également à l'éducation du public sur les questions de conservation et de responsabilité éthique envers la nature.

Spécialités

• Enquêtes sur les infractions liées à la faune
• Enquêtes sur les infractions environnementales
• Gestion des problèmes de la faune
• Éducation du public sur la conservation

Autres données d'intérêt

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Disponible pour les personnes malvoyantes

Avis

Cette entreprise a reçu 6 avis sur Google My Business. L'avis moyen est de 1.7/5.

👍 Avis de Conservation Officer Service

Rachel G.

1/5

Your number is not assigned just tried multiple times to call in a dead deer by the road. I then called the none emergency police number. They gave me a number to call at the court house I called multiple times with no answer and no information from the automated message on how to contact a conservation officer.

Steel

1/5

Phone number is not assigned. How do we get in touch with local conservation office?

Kim D.

5/5

I have lived here for approximately 2 1/2 years and you have killed more wildlife than I care to admit to. Coming from Port Coquitlam where we have made strides, leaps and bounds to learn to live with the animals in order to cause less death to them... Why have these options not been looked at here in Courtenay and surrounding areas.. I am so saddened by the Cougars.. why were they not relocated and even rehab to spark that wildness in them instead of finding our homes attractive.. this would not have happened if the mom had not been killed.. We have to learn to live with our creatures, they are the balance to the over population of the deer and so forth...

RATMROCKS

1/5

I am disgusted at the recent killing of 3 cougars!!!!! There needs to be action to save these predators not just kill them cause they are hungry. I thought a conservation office was supposed to try and help wildlife. Not just put a bullet in it when it is just trying to survive. There has to be another way. Reach out to the public if you need volunteers to help relocate problem wildlife. At least give them a chance at relocating them. We need to change our way of thinking.

Jenn P.

1/5

Tried to call in a deer that had been hit by another driver and was walking in circles but this phone number was “unassigned”.

Carol S.

1/5

Trying to report a sick doe.