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NWPS Bids Farewell to Executive Director Kristine Krynitzki

December 2, 2021February 12, 2022 Kristine KrynitzkiNews
Kristine Krynitzki seeds the newly created wetland she and her team restored at Manley Farm Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary

Photo: Kristine seeds the wetland she and her team restored at Manley Farm Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary   It is with great sadness that Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society […]

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Coming to Patreon soon!

January 12, 2021January 12, 2021 Kristine KrynitzkiNews

Coming soon you can find us on Patreon!     With the bulk of our programs now offered online due to COVID-19 physical distancing requirements, we continue to […]

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Animal Adoptions Available In-Store All December Long!

December 7, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society has teamed up with Yaletown’s Cocoa Tanning to help make our symbolic animal adoptions even more accessible. ALL DECEMBER LONG you can purchase our […]

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Burgers For Bears FUNDRAISER

November 15, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

Join us for some great food (meat & veggie options available!) and drinks at Great Bear Pub in Burnaby to help us raise funds for wildlife preservation! Lots […]

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Auction is Now LIVE!

November 14, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

Can’t attend our fundraiser “Burgers for Bears” on December 4, 2018 in Burnaby? You can still get some great deals while supporting our charity by bidding on the fantastic […]

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NWPS Welcomes Volunteer from England

August 22, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

NWPS would like to introduce our newest volunteer: Eva Kwatek. Eva joined our team in August to help out with community outreach and education programs thanks to support […]

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Richmond Garlic and Raptor Festival

August 20, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

What a hootiful Sunday we had! Did you catch us yesterday at the Garlic and Raptor Festival in Richmond’s Terra Nova Park? We were at the festival all […]

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New Summer Student

June 7, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

NWPS would like to introduce our newest summer student: Nicole Wild. Nicole joined our team in May as our newest Community Outreach Coordinator thanks to a generous grant […]

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Northwest Wildlife – Thank you Port Moody Foundation

May 15, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

Thank you to the Port Moody Foundation for their generous support of our Nature Walk Programs. Their support goes directly to the development and delivery of Nature Walks […]

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We’re Hiring a Summer Student!

April 21, 2018March 4, 2019 northwestwildlifeNews

Full-time temporary student job for Summer 2018. Period:  240 hours total throughout 8 weeks, flexible hours and start/end date between May and Oct 2018. 30 hrs/week Salary: $12.65/hr […]

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Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society is a registered Canadian charity (BN13302 9140 RR0001) and BC Society. Since 1987 NWPS has been preserving wildlife in the Pacific northwest. The current mandate is Preservation Through Education.

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