Canisius Ambassadors for Conservation
This is a program in which Canisius College
students study wildlife in the field, and meet with conservation workers at the
frontlines of our efforts to preserve threatened habitats.
This year, the CAC program will focus on the
importance of wetlands and forests in the conservation of wildlife in British Columbia and the State of Washington. The
principal focus will be on migratory birds. A secondary focus will
be on marine mammals.
Here are some of the program highlights:
- Spring break travel to
the Pacific Northwest
- four additional training days
in April (Sundays)
- all travel expenses covered by the PCDP
program
- 24 public service days at Iroquois Nat’l
Wildlife Refuge in May-June
- $500 stipend paid to each student
This is a special program for special
people. It is for students who care about wildlife conservation and who
are willing to promote environmental protection.
If you think this might mean you, please
explore all of the pages on the CAC tab above.
