Wildlife Preservation Canada - Activities

Activities

Wildlife Preservation Canada is actively involved in the protection of critically endangered species around the world, including:

  • Canada: Burrowing Owl, Eastern Loggerhead Shrike, Spiny Softshell Turtle, Swift Fox, Vancouver Island Marmot
  • Dominican Republic: Ridgway's Hawk
  • Brazil: Woolly Spider Monkey (Muriqui)
  • Mauritius: Mauritius Parakeet (Echo Parakeet), Mauritius Fody, Mauritius Kestrel, Pink Pigeon

The conservation programs usually include in-situ infrastructure development, awareness campaigns and in-situ and ex-situ captive breeding programs.

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