WPC’s Newsroom

Learn about our work across Canada by browsing our recent press coverage and other media resources. For up to date news releases and to hear directly from our biologists in the field, please head to our blog.

To join our press list for occasional story leads and updates, please fill out the form below.

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For Journalists

Interested in learning more about the species we work with? Looking to write a news story about Canadian wildlife or conservation? We’ve got you covered.

We have biologists working across Canada who have expertise in endangered species conservation and could provide invaluable information to news and feature stories on the following subjects:

  • Endangered species & wildlife conservation
  • Pollinator conservation
  • Conservation translocation
  • Conservation breeding & release
  • Species reintroductions
  • Population augmentations
  • Habitat loss and fragmentation
  • Canadian reptiles, amphibians, mammals, birds and insects
  • Conservation success stories
  • Canadian & International conservation programs
  • The benefit of community science

Please feel free reach out for more information on the species we work with, our conservation work or any other relevant questions. Our team would be happy to answer your questions.

Contact Us

For media inquiries or to find out how we can help please email:

Ellen Reinhart – Administrator  admin@wildlifepreservation.ca

Alex Bowman – Communications Coordinator alex.bowman@wildlifepreservation.ca

Dr. Lance Woolaver – Executive Director lance.woolaver@wildlifepreservation.ca

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