Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society

Ever wondered what stories the forest can tell? 🌲✨
Join NWPS and naturalist Roy Jantzen for a guided Wildlife Weekends nature walk in Capilano Park on October 4th.

Roy brings years of experience as a naturalist and educator, and together we’ll slow down, listen closely, and discover the hidden connections that make our local ecosystems thrive. From the smallest forest floor critters to the towering canopy above, every step offers a chance to see nature with new eyes.

This walk is designed for all ages! Families, students, and curious explorers are all welcome. 🍂👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Be sure to secure yours through the link in our bio. Let’s spend an autumn day reconnecting with the wild right here in North Vancouver!

We're doing our membership and donation drive again to support our wildlife education programs for school aged children. Please help us out by becoming a member or donating to our Society. Have a wonderful day!

Ways To Give – Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society Ways To Give There are many ways you can donate to Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society. A tax receipt will be provided for every donation unless you specify otherwise.We are a registered Canadian charity (BN133029140 RR0001) with the Canada Revenue Agency. You can find our information on the CRA...

The start of school is fast approaching. NWPS will be delivering our Wildlife In the School programs starting mid September. These programs get booked up quickly so if you (teacher) or a school you know (parent) would like us to deliver a program please get in contact with us soon.

Education Programs – Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society Education Programs About our Environmental Education ProgramsThrough engaging education and stewardship programs, Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society introduces British Columbians to the wonders of the natural world to encourage understanding of and an enduring respect for wildlife in the Pacifi...

Did you know that grizzly bears as prototypical omnivores, delight in feeding on over 400 different food sources from across their range!
This huge and healthy female grizzly is dining on grasses and dandelions.

Our summer environmental festivals are in full swing, with many more upcoming in July, August and September! With our interactive and exciting biofacts and knowledgeable educators, we inspire youth and adults of all ages to be champions of nature! Please help support our important work by donating: https://northwestwildlife.com/ways-to-give/

Our Alberta Wildlife Educator doing great work as always!

This is so tragic!

Nakoda’s Story with John E. Marriott Nakoda isn’t the first grizzly to die due to the railways and highways that flow through and around national park sites; but John Marriott and the team at Exposed Wildlife Conservancy hope she may be the last.

NWPS showed up to the Lynn Valley Days event on Saturday June 22nd and had a fabulous turn out. Thank you to Mikaila, F***y and Tyler for personing our booth!

Please help NWPS raise funds for our programs. We just need your votes!

Nominate Northwest Wildilfe Preservation Society Each year we give $500,000 in grants based on your votes

Our Wildlife Educator taking children through The Hastings Park Conservancy on a Nature Walk. Spotting a heron's nest. Everyone was using binoculars. 😃

Another wonderful Hastings Park Conservancy Nature Walk and Workshop put on by NWPS. The children had a fantastic time learning about all the wildlife and plant species that are in their own neighborhood!

Spring Cleaning! A Columbian ground squirrel expertly excavates its burrow while keeping a sharp eye out for potential predators