Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada saves wildlife and wild places through science, conservation action, education, and by inspiring people to value nature. We envision a world where wildlife thrives in healthy lands and waters, valued by societies that embrace and benefit from the diversity and integrity of life on Earth. WCS Canada plays a unique role in the conservation landscape of Canada. We work at the intersection of biodiversity, climate change, and health in priority landscapes and seascapes where we have had a long-term field presence, and where there is high potential for durable conservation gains. We have several national initiatives to complement and expand our geographically focused work that address issues of national concern such as biodiversity policy, key biodiversity areas, forest, peatlands and climate change, and training young conservation scientists. Our dedication to bridging science and action has led us to collaborate closely with indigenous communities and governments, nurturing a deeper understanding of nature that leads to safeguarding places and ecosystems. WCS Canada's unique blend of on-the-ground field programs and national voice wields influence, shaping conservation policies and practices across the country. Our scientific expertise guides key decisions, from global agreements to crucial local land use choices, making us a trusted advisor to decision-makers at all levels.