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• Canadian Phytopathological Society

  http://phytopath.ca/
  Promotes the development and dissemination of plant pathology in Canada through annual meetings, publications and electronic resources.

• Canadian Society of Zoologists

  http://www.csz-scz.ca/
  Provides events, bulletins, news, publications and contact information.

• Canadian Wildlife Federation

  http://cwf-fcf.org/
  CWF advocates the protection of Canada's wild species and spaces. Provides information and news.

• Canadian Wildlife Service

  https://www.ec.gc.ca/paom-itmb/default.asp?lang=En&n=5F569149-1
  A leading player in the efforts to protect endangered species. It is a founding member of the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada.

• CPAWS Boreal Program

  http://www.cpaws.org/programs/boreal/
  A project to protect at least 50 percent of the Boreal Forest. Provides details of the forest ecosystem, initiatives of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society and how to get involved.

• Ducks Unlimited Canada

  http://www.ducks.ca/
  Mission is to conserve wetlands and associated habitats for the benefit of hunters and North America's water fowl. Information and news on education, research and habitat programs including water quality issues.

• Frog Watch

  https://www.naturewatch.ca/frogwatch/
  Community of citizens monitoring frog and toad populations to check the health of wetland areas.

• Hinterland Who's Who

  http://www.hww.ca/
  Descriptions of wildlife, discussions on issues, actions that you can take to help wildlife, and educational materials that teachers and group leaders can use, including television clips.

• Nature Canada

  http://naturecanada.ca/
  Features news on bird conservation, endangered species, protected areas. Provide news and Nature Canada magazine.

• Plant Watch

  https://www.naturewatch.ca/plantwatch/
  Citizen scientists get involved by recording flowering times for selected plant species then reporting to researchers, who identify ecological changes affecting our environment.

• Whales and Dolphins BC Sightings

  http://whalesanddolphinsofbc.blogspot.ca/
  Whale, dolphin or porpoise sightings from Coastal waterways in British Columbia. Monitor and publish numbers, species, sightings and behaviour. A publication of the non-profit Wild Ocean Whale Society (WOWs)

• Wild Boars in Canada

  http://wildboarcanada.ca/
  This website is available for everyone to post sightings to help with the control of wild boars across Canada. It will allow hunters, farmers, and researchers the ability to monitor the boar population and movement across Canada.

• Wildlife Habitat Canada

  http://www.whc.org/
  WHC is a wildlife conservation organization. Provides information on habitat status, conservation programs and project database.

• Worm Watch

  https://www.naturewatch.ca/wormwatch/
  Nationwide program using students and other volunteers to conduct an earthworm census. Includes information about the purpose and methods of this study.

• WWF Canada

  http://www.wwf.ca/
  Information on endangered species, habitat conservation, wildlife toxicology and rain forest preservation. Provides membership information and educational sections on many topics.

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