


Living With Wildlife
Living With Wildlife
Dozens of species of fur-bearing animals have learned to live with us in urban areas. We can learn to live with them!
Make Fur History
Make Fur History
Every year over 100 million animals are killed for their fur worldwide. Join the movement and help #MakeFurHistory!
Outreach & Education
Outreach & Education
Arts & science scholarships, classroom presentations, event listings and humane education resources! Find it in our Outreach & Education campaign.
Latest Blog Posts

Study: Context helps communities coexist
Dr. Valli Fraser-Celin breaks down a new study showing the need to define and contextualize wildlife “conflict” to ensure better “coexistence.”

Beyond the Numbers: The Hidden Fragility of Animal Societies
Traditional conservation focuses on preserving species, habitats and ecosystems, but this is a reductionist approach, says Dr. Gosia Bryja.

Free Webinar: How Beavers Became Canada’s Symbol
Join our free webinar to learn about the beaver’s journey to becoming Canada’s official symbol, and why protecting them is essential for our future.
Defender Radio

Canada’s Most Distinct Species featuring Emma Kominek
A study revealing which species are most evolutionarily distinct in Canada can lead to better conservation efforts, researcher explains.

The Switch: Going Green for March Break Travel
This March Break whether you’re heading south to escape the cold, across the provinces for an adventure, or just a town over for a getaway, there are a lot of choices we can make that reduce our impact.

Takaya’s Ongoing Legacy featuring Cheryl Alexander
Cheryl Alexander joins the Defender Radio podcast to talk about the misuse of her image of Takaya and the lone wolf’s enduring legacy.