Saving endangered species requires professionals with a broad appreciation and understanding of relevant scientific theory, technical knowledge and hands-on practical training and experience. 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.

A special priority of Wildlife Preservation Canada is training young scientists to build conservation capacity and create a network of skilled professionals who will drive conservation efforts in Canada and around the world for decades to come.  Through our Canada’s New Noahs training program, and the Canadian Collection – a granting program for dedicated Canadian conservation graduate students undertaking applied research with endangered species – we equip conservation scientists with the tools they need.  Participants of these programs have gone on to be leaders in the field of conservation.

Find out more about our Featured Scientists and Canada’s New Noahs.