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RETURNING THEIR CALL: PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION AND THE WILDER INSTITUTE PARTNER FOR WHOOPING CRANE CONSERVATION

10 MARCH 2026 (Calgary, AB) – Amid the fragile wetlands of North America, the trumpeting call of the whooping crane echoes as a symbol of resilience, recovery, and hope. Once...

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REVERSING THE RED: A JOINT PLEDGE FOR CANADA’S MOST ENDANGERED MAMMAL

5 FEBRUARY 2026 (Calgary, AB) – High in the alpine meadows of Vancouver Island lives a species found nowhere else on Earth. Once nearly silenced, the high-pitched whistles of the Vancouver Island marmot now echo again across the mountaintops—an unmistakable...

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KEYERA PARTNERS WITH THE WILDER INSTITUTE TO SUPPORT SPECIES RECOVERY NATIONWIDE

25 NOVEMBER 2025 (Calgary, AB) – When you walk through a prairie field, along a forest path, or beside a riverbank, the sounds of wildlife—from chirps and calls to rustling...

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A LEAP FORWARD FOR NORTHERN LEOPARD FROGS: NEW TREATMENT OFFERS HOPE AGAINST DEADLY AMPHIBIAN DISEASE

29 OCTOBER 2025 (Calgary, AB) – Near Kimberley, British Columbia, a wetland shimmers under the autumn sun. The surface appears calm, the reeds sway gently in the breeze, but beneath...

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WILDER INSTITUTE SHOWCASES HUMAN-CENTERED CONSERVATION AT GLOBAL IUCN CONGRESS

7 OCTOBER 2025 (Calgary, AB) – In just a few days, the Wilder Institute will join conservation leaders from around the world at the IUCN World Conservation Congress (the ‘Congress’)...

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BURROWING OWLS TAKE FLIGHT: HEAD-STARTING SUPPORTS A NEW GENERATION

2 OCTOBER 2025 (Calgary, AB) – The small, sandy-coloured head of an owl peeks cautiously out of a burrow, eyes wide and alert as the prairie sun warms the grasslands....

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