by Laura King | Aug 31, 2018 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures |
Diane Casimir was the 11th New Noah and has been working at Parks Canada for 11 years. Here she shares an update with us about what she’s been up to in the decades since Mauritius. Thanks Diane! I was Wildlife Preservation Canada’s 11th New Noah,...
by Laura King | Apr 6, 2018 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures |
Josh Noseworthy is a registered professional forester and wildlife biologist who was Wildlife Preservation Canada’s 23rd New Noah. Since his experience in Jersey and Mauritius he’s completed a Master’s degree in Conservation Leadership and continued...
by Wildlife Preservation Canada | Jan 30, 2018 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures, Species at Risk |
~ Myles Lamont, Canada’s New Noah 2013 This right here was once one of the world’s rarest birds. It teetered on the brink of extinction with only 10 birds left on the planet in 1991. Let that sink in for a moment. The pink pigeon hovered right on the edge...
by Laura King | Dec 17, 2017 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures |
After working on the Eastern Loggerhead Shrike project in Ontario, Tara Imlay was the 20th New Noah and has continued to stay very involved with Wildlife Preservation Canada (WPC) since then. For her PhD, with Dr. Marty Leonard at Dalhousie University she has been...
by Laura King | Jul 24, 2016 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures |
What does being a Canada’s New Noah mean? Since 1990, a young Canadian biologist has been selected yearly to receive Wildlife Preservation Canada’s Canada’s New Noah scholarship. Keeping up with all the varied adventures and achievements of the...
by Laura King | Jun 4, 2016 | Canada's New Noahs Next Adventures |
Natasha Lloyd was selected to be Canada’s New Noah in 2006, so 2016 marks the 10th year ‘anniversary’ of her experience. Read on to hear more about her exciting work in wildlife conservation since then, and how she’s used her new skills and...
