CWF will be the recognized leader in wildlife conservation by making wildlife a part of the value system of every Canadian.

CWF represents over 300,000 supporters that work from coast to coast to maintain something very important — a bright future for Canada’s wildlife.

The Canadian Wildlife Federation believes in conserving Canada’s wildlife and encourages the wise use of our natural resources. We...
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CWF represents over 300,000 supporters that work from coast to coast to maintain something very important — a bright future for Canada’s wildlife.

The Canadian Wildlife Federation believes in conserving Canada’s wildlife and encourages the wise use of our natural resources. We believe in living sustainably for future generations. Canadians should be able to enjoy the outdoors for all it has to offer through gardening, hiking, fishing, canoeing, camping, bird watching, swimming, wildlife photography, and so much more.

Since our inception in 1962, we have worked diligently to foster this Canadian way of life. We deliver programs that encourage people to experience the great outdoors, learn about the wonders of nature and the trials it faces. We also challenge government and industry to improve legislation and practices that negatively impact wildlife and habitat. We conduct and sponsor scientific research to help better understand how we may help wildlife.
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To foster Canadians connection to wildlife, CWF has been at the forefront of wildlife-related conservation education for over 50 years.

Through iconic programs such as Hinterland Who’s Who and our award winning magazines, as well as unique programs such as the Great Canadian Campout...
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To foster Canadians connection to wildlife, CWF has been at the forefront of wildlife-related conservation education for over 50 years.

Through iconic programs such as Hinterland Who’s Who and our award winning magazines, as well as unique programs such as the Great Canadian Campout and Wild About Gardening, we create opportunities to encourage people to participate in individual conservation actions. Our education programs are designed to fit with formal curriculums and create experiential learning opportunities. Building on a positive connection with wildlife, these programs encourage Canadians of all ages, through their personal areas of interest to experience, enjoy and value nature.
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