The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is Canada’s only charity dedicated to the protection of public land, freshwater and ocean with a strong national and regional presence …

Some of the issues CPAWS tackles to protect national parks include ski hill expansions, commercial development proposals, and lack of consultation with Canadians on development …

CPAWS is Canada’s leading voice for wilderness protection, thanks in large part to our supporters and volunteers. By supporting CPAWS, you’ll help to ensure that our children, and theirs to …

CPAWS is: Encouraging provinces and territories to implement the legal tools needed to protect at-risk caribou herds across Canada, focused on woodland caribou; Designing and …

Jennifer (Jenn) Brown joined the CPAWS’ National Office in the role of Communications and Events Coordinator, Ocean Program in October 2020. An experienced sailor and diver, Jenn is …

CPAWS supporters rally to send over 3,600 letters to demand action by decisionmakers on Canada’s commitment to protect at least 30% of land, freshwater and ocean by 2030, thanks …

CPAWS releases its annual Impact Report in the Fall to share financial and conservation successes achieved over our fiscal year (April 1-March 31). Visit our Year in Review page to …

Since its founding in 1963, CPAWS has become a leader in conservation in Canada, and has played a key role in protecting nature across the country. Our 60 years of success is thanks to …

CPAWS Manitoba commends the Manitoba government for engaging citizens in shaping the 2025 provincial budget. While addressing healthcare, affordability, and family services are …

CPAWS consists of a national office and 13 regional chapters located across Canada.