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Protecting wildlife through community, science, and stewardship.

We bring neighbors, students, and conservation professionals together to strengthen habitats, share trusted ecological knowledge, and support biodiversity where we live.

  • Education
  • Stewardship
  • Community

About the organization

We bring people, science, and stewardship together to protect local wildlife and habitats.

The Wildlife Society is a welcoming nonprofit community that turns ecological knowledge into practical action through learning, collaboration, and care for biodiversity.

  • Conservation education that makes wildlife science clear and useful.
  • Habitat stewardship programs that support healthy ecosystems.
  • Community connection through local events, volunteers, and shared learning.

Community impact

How we show up for wildlife and people

  • Learning in every season

    Accessible talks, walks, and youth-friendly ecology sessions for local communities.

  • Stewardship with local roots

    Habitat care efforts support native species and healthier neighborhood ecosystems.

  • Members stay meaningfully involved

    People connect through chapter activities, shared knowledge, and volunteer pathways.

  • Field programs drive practical action

    Site-based initiatives connect science, monitoring, and on-the-ground stewardship.

News & Events

What’s happening in our wildlife community

Current updates from local chapters, field teams, and education partners—quick reads to help you follow, attend, and participate.

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Community volunteers and students collecting stream habitat data along a wooded riverbank during a guided field activity

Lead Update · July 2026

River Habitat Field Day brought 140 volunteers into hands-on restoration

Staff ecologists and local educators led water-quality sampling, native planting, and pollinator mapping across three stream sites. The collected data will support this fall’s habitat management priorities and classroom stewardship kits.

Chapter Update

Coastal chapter opens August shoreline bird walk series

Free Saturday walks now include beginner-friendly species ID guides and migration tracking notes for families and students.

Education Resource

New classroom mini-guide: Habitat corridors explained

A downloadable lesson pack now helps teachers and youth leaders connect local land-use decisions to biodiversity outcomes.

Event Notice

Community Conservation Night returns this September

Join partner nonprofits for short talks, volunteer sign-ups, and practical home habitat tips in an open, family-friendly forum.

Member Voices

Why people stay connected to this community

Short reflections from members and partners who learn, volunteer, and advocate for local wildlife together.

“I joined to learn about birds and ended up finding neighbors who care about the same habitats I do.”

Maya Chen

Member

“Field workshops gave my students real confidence outside the classroom, and they now ask better science questions.”

Daniel Ortiz

Educator

“Volunteering here feels practical and welcoming—small actions, shared data, and real habitat improvements.”

Alina Brooks

Volunteer

Common Questions

Quick answers before you get involved

We’ve kept these answers short and clear to help you find what you need quickly.

What does The Wildlife Society do?

We connect community members with wildlife science, habitat stewardship, and educational programs that support local biodiversity.

Who can get involved?

Everyone is welcome, including students, volunteers, researchers, educators, and neighbors who care about conservation.

Where can I find upcoming events?

Visit the News & Events section on this page for current workshops, field activities, chapter updates, and seasonal opportunities.

How do I access educational resources?

You can explore program pages and updates for guides, learning materials, and practical tools focused on wildlife and habitat stewardship.

How can I contact the team?

Use the contact options in the Get Involved section or email us directly at [email protected].

Still have a question? Contact Us and we’ll be happy to help.

Contact The Wildlife Society

Send us a message and we will follow up with resources, event details, or ways to participate.

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