All Wildlife Foundations

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada was incorporated as a conservation organization in Canada in 2004. The mission of WCS Canada is to conserve wildlife and wild places by understanding the issues, developing science-based solutions, and working with others to carry out conservation actions across Canada. WCS Canada is distinguished from other environmental organizations through our role in generating science through Read more...

Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre. Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre (SPWC) has been in operation for nearly 20 years, since 1990, and became a registered charity on January 1st, 2002. Founder and President Sue Meech is licensed provincially by the Ministry of Natural Resources and federally by Canadian Wildlife Services to provide care and shelter for wildlife. SPWC has provided an incredible Read more...

Ontario wildlife rescue. Our primary goal is to connect people who have found injured or orphaned wild animals with those who can look after them and get them back into the wilds. Through a network of rehabilitators (government word for people who help wild animals) and wildlife centres across Ontario we try to save as may wild animals as possible. Read more...

Ontario Wildlife Foundation . Our Mandate To conserve and enhance natural habitats. Loss of suitable habitat is the single greatest pressure faced by Ontario’s wildlife. The OWF funds hands-on conservation projects, often in cooperation with local or provincial conservation or community groups. To promote, cooperate and participate in conservation education. Only interested and aware citizenry can make natural resources a Read more...

The Alberta Fish & Game Association. our passion is to promote through education and programs, the conservation and utilization of fish and wild life, and to protect and enhance the environment they depend on. Read more...

WildSafeBC. WildSafeBC is a program designed to reduce human-wildlife conflict through education, innovation and cooperation. Our motto of keeping wildlife wild and communities safe underscores our belief that if we can keep wildlife from becoming habituated we can, in turn, make our communities safer for us and at the same time keep wildlife from coming to harm. Read more...