Conservation Successes

Hands-on species recovery techniques such as conservation breeding and release used to be considered novel and unproven.   That is no longer the case.  Well-documented results from around the world prove that these techniques work.  Wildlife Preservation Canada’s own track record includes several examples.

 

Burrowing Owl

Reintroduced population taking root in British Columbia

Mauritius kestrel

Saved from a low of just six birds

Swift fox

One of the world’s most successful canid reintroductions

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