Predator statistics: Grizzly bear - Historical 2011-2024

Last updated on March 3, 2026

Grizzly bear historical statistics (DOCX, 544KB) from April 2011 to December 2024

All statistics reflect the most recent available data.

2025 to current statistics can be accessed here.

Descriptions are provided for all table column titles and acronyms used on this page.

Annual Summary

 

Year

Calls received

Calls attended

Destroyed by BCCOS

Destroyed by Other

Total

Translocated

Hazed

Cubs to rehab
2024 629 135 24 13 37 4 6 3
2023 965 225 20 18 38 0 19 0
2022 683 152 15 12 27 1 4 2
2021 610 118 9 12 21 2 11 3
2020 833 230 23 17 40 8 40 3
2019 943 274 28 8 36 0 27 3
2018 756 184 27 17 44 10 28 3
2017 649 150 17 14 31 7 11 1
2016 661 138 7 20 27 18 17 0
2015 503 109 12 17 29 4 23 0
2014 480 114 13 17 30 3 6 6
2013 422 135 12 20 32 2 10 0
2012 490 191 32 26 58 10 2 0

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Monthly Summary

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Table column titles

Table Column Titles
Field Description
Calls received Human-wildlife conflict calls reported to the RAPP line.
Calls attended Human-wildlife conflict incidents reported to the RAPP line that were attended by BCCOS conservation officers.
Destroyed by BCCOS Bears destroyed by BCCOS conservation officers in response to human-wildlife conflict incidents.
Destroyed by other Bears destroyed by other entities in response to human-wildlife conflict incidents.
Total Bears destroyed by BCCOS conservation officers and other entities combined.
Translocated Bears moved to another area outside home range (captured, transported, and then released).
Hazed Bears on which non-lethal methods were used to deter them from an area or discourage undesirable activity.
Cubs to rehab Cubs relocated to wildlife facilities for rehabilitation and later release in the wild.

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Acronyms

Acronyms
Abbreviation Description
RAPP Report All Poachers and Polluters
BCCOS BC Conservation Officer Service

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