Train a new generation of conservation heroes

Wildlife Preservation Canada (WPC) is the only organization saving multiple species across the country through direct, hands-on work.
Each field season, we hire as many as 40 students and new grads to learn alongside our seasoned biologists. These enthusiastic individuals (have the opportunity) to help raise endangered turtle hatchlings to release into wetlands, breed rare butterflies, bumble bees, and frogs in our world-leading facilities, and rear and release songbirds and tag them to track their migrations.
These young biologists continue protecting endangered species wherever their careers take them: government ministries, universities or other conservation organizations.
** The red belly on the eastern loggerhead shrike seen in this video is non-toxic washable marker. Used to distinguish birds within the enclosures and soon after release, these obvious markings help our biologists identify from a distance what bird they are spotting.