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WILDLIFE PRESERVATION CANADA

RECOVERY - CONSERVATION - KNOWLEDGE

Wildlife Preservation Canada saves animals on the brink of extinction. Since 1985, we've been saving critically endangered species - species whose numbers in the wild are so low that a great deal more than habitat protection is required to recover them.

We're in the trenches, every day, helping species both in Canada and abroad through hands-on interventions that are guided by scientific research and field data.

We're a lean, effective registered charity based in Guelph, Ontario, with sister organizations in the U.S. and the U.K. We were founded by the late Gerald Durrell, a prolific author and celebrated naturalist, whose extraordinary vision has not been lost on us, and we work with similar-minded organizations around the world.

Our programs include research, captive breeding, reintroduction, habitat stewardship, and public education - each a crucial part of species recovery.

A special priority is training young scientists so that we can create a network of skilled professionals to drive conservation efforts in Canada and around the world for decades to come.

Our work is funded by the generosity of individuals like you. Your tax-deductible donation helps us continue to save species at risk.

Charitable registration #89171 0535 RR001

WPC FOUNDING PARTNERS
> Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, UK
> Wildlife Trust, US



Canada's New Noah Jessica Steiner, 2005

WPC News and events



> Application package for 2011-2012
Canada's New Noah program, click here.

> WPC Spring 2010 Newsletter, click here.
> Latest Annual Report, click here
> WPC Fall 2009 Newsletter, click here.
> 2009 Shrike Report from the Field
> What are we up to this season?
> WPC Winter Newsletter 2009 (PDF)
> NEW 2008 Dominican Republic Report by Lance Woolaver
> WPC Fall Newsletter 2008 (PDF)
> WPC Spring Newsletter 2008 (PDF)
> Annual Reports
> 2007 Spiny Softshell Turtle report - large file
> WPC Winter Newsletter 2008 (PDF)
> WPC Spring Newsletter 2007 (PDF)
> Our donation programs






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