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Give a gift that gives back this holiday season!

There are so many ways you can help Canada’s wildlife and the habitat they call home. Read More »

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Algonquin College Partners with Canadian Wildlife Federation to Enhance Student Experience

Algonquin College is teaming up with one of Canada’s largest not‐for‐profit organizations, the Canadian Wildlife Federation, to enrich the learning experience of its students. Read More »

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Power of formative places examined

Memories of talking with other youngsters at a North Pacific Cannery dock on the Skeena Slough in northwestern BC have stayed with Iona Campagnolo. It was a formative experience that played a recurring role throughout her life as a prominent broadcast journalist, politician and tireless advocate for First Nations rights, and demonstrates how powerful “sense of place” can be.
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Calgary Zoo Celebrates New World-Leading Role in Wildlife Conservation

The Calgary Zoo is delighted to announce that Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager, head of the zoo’s Centre for Conservation Research, has been appointed co-chair for the Reintroduction Specialist Group of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and is the first North American in this position. Read More »

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