Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society: What We Do

What we do

We introduce children and adults to the wonders of the natural world in order to encourage an enduring respect for wildife and wildlife spaces.

Preservation
Through educational and stewardship activities, NWPS is working towards preserving wildlife and wildlife habitat for their own intrinsic worth and for the appreciation of all.

Stewardship Programs
These programs develop an awareness about the ecosystem and impacts on wildlife and wildlife habitat. Through coordinated stewardship activities, youth are able to work toward preserving the environment.

Education programs
NWPS reaches schools throughout B.C. with our own unique environmental education and habitat stewardship programs.
Our target population is school-aged youth and we reach an average of 7,500 individuals annually through our programs, newsletters and communications.

Involvement
NWPS offer Wildife Walks and Ecotours. Both of these activities allow individuals to get outdoors and connect with the natural world.

Awareness
Both our Green Ribbon Campaign and Wildlife Calendar Campaign aim to raise visibility and awareness about wildlife, wildlife habitat and environmental issues in our communities, as well as provide a means to support environmental preservation.


		What we do We introduce children and adults to the wonders of the natural world in order to encourage an enduring respect for wildife and wildlife spaces. Preservation Through educational and stewardship activities, NWPS is working towards preserving wildlife and wildlife habitat for their own intrinsic worth and for the appreciation of all. Stewardship Programs These programs develop an awareness about the ecosystem and impacts on wildlife and wildlife habitat. Through coordinated stewardship activities, youth are able to work toward preserving the environment. Education programs NWPS reaches schools throughout B.C. with our own unique environmental education and habitat stewardship programs. Our target population is school-aged youth and we reach an average of 7,500 individuals annually through our programs, newsletters and communications. Involvement NWPS offer Wildife Walks and Ecotours. Both of these activities allow individuals to get outdoors and connect with the natural world. Awareness Both our Green Ribbon Campaign and Wildlife Calendar Campaign aim to raise visibility and awareness about wildlife, wildlife habitat and environmental issues in our communities, as well as provide a means to support environmental preservation.		In addition to our programs, we also have monthly Volunteer Events in which we engage individuals of all ages in habitat restoration activities such as beach clean-ups, invasive species removal and native vegetation plantings.

	Preservation Through Education
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