All Wildlife Foundations

Elizabeth’s Wildlife Center. established in 1986, and became a non-profit organization in 1999. Elizabeth Melnick, founder and primary caregiver of the Center, is a qualified registered nurse and wildlife rehabilitator. What first began as a rescue center from her home, expanded into Elizabeth’s backyard with construction of aviaries and small housing facilities. Read more...

Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia. The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC was established in 1979 to rehabilitate wildlife affected by human activity and provide education to the public on co-existing with urban wildlife. Read more...

Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation. For over three decades, the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation has worked in partnership with individuals and groups across British Columbia to restore, enhance and expand critically important habitat for fish and wildlife, and to inspire the next generation of conservationists through experiential education programs. Read more...

BC Conservation Foundation is To promote and assist in the conservation of the fish and wildlife resources of the Province of British Columbia through the protection, acquisition of fish and wildlife habitat.looking to Read more...

Medicine River Wildlife Centre. Providing care for injured, orphaned or compromised wildlife with the aim of returning them to appropriate wild habitats Promoting an understanding and respect of wildlife through educational programs available to individuals, groups, organizations, and communities Assisting Albertans in resolving wildlife conflict situations, resulting in a more peaceful co-existence with “problem wildlife” Conducting research in fostering wild Read more...

Wild Sheep Foundation Alberta Wild Sheep Foundation Alberta was started in 1999 and is a proud member of the National Wild Sheep Foundation. This foundation became the fastest-growing wildlife conservation organization of its kind. WSFA is committed to the positive management of wild sheep. We invite you to help us in our efforts. Read more...