by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Nov 10, 2018 | Canada's New Noahs |
By: Bridget Stutchbury, President of Wildlife Preservation Canada This October, Wildlife Preservation Canada welcomed Lance Woolaver Jr. into the executive director role following the retirement of previous executive director Randal Heide. Lance may be new to this...
by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Oct 27, 2018 | In the news, Species at Risk |
Teaching the Life-Saving Art of Eavesdropping: Implications for Conserving Endangered Species By Lisa Horn Eavesdropping. We’ve all done it.For wild animals, eavesdropping is a survival skill that can save their lives. But can teaching captive-reared animals to...
by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Jul 14, 2018 | Pollinators |
Recently our Executive Director, Randal Heide, joined representatives from other partner groups to survey for mottled duskywing butterflies at one of the few sites where the species still exists. These endangered butterflies have disappeared from much of their former...
by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Jun 27, 2018 | Pollinators |
Native bumble bees are distinct from managed honey bees though they are both facing challenges. Honey bees were introduced to North America and are kept today by beekeepers for their honey, beeswax, and pollination services. There are over 800 bee species native to...
by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Jun 22, 2018 | Fraser Valley Wetlands Wildlife, Freshwater Turtles, Western Painted Turtle |
Here in the Fraser Valley, Wildlife Preservation Canada, in association with the Greater Vancouver Zoo, is salvaging western painted turtle eggs from nests at high risk to form the nucleus of a conservation breeding population. We continue to monitor the area to...
