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WCS Canada implements and supports comprehensive field studies that gather information on wildlife needs and then seeks to resolve key conservation problems by working with a broad array of stakeholders, including local community members, conservation groups, regulatory agencies, and commercial interests. From Yukon to Labrador we work to conserve wolverine, grizzly bears, freshwater fish, lynx, caribou, and many other Canadian species. Major issues addressed to date include protected-area design, wildlife monitoring and recovery, and integrated landscape management. WCS Canada is an independently registered and managed program of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), headquartered at the Bronx Zoo, New York, which operates conservation programs in over 55 countries around the world. WCS is a recognized global leader in conservation, dedicated to saving wildlife and wildlands in order to assure a future for threatened species such as elephants, tigers, sharks, macaws and lynx.

The specific purpose of this trust is to provide faith-based outreach programs offering training and support to individuals living in India and the United States.

The Muskoka Conservancy, an amalgamation of the Muskoka Heritage Foundation and the Muskoka Heritage Trust, is a non-profit, registered land trust whose mandate is to protect the natural heritage of Muskoka through the acquisition of land for nature reserves and the establishment of conservation easement agreements with private landowners. Currently, the Muskoka Conservancy holds over 1,800 acres and 33,000 feet of shoreline across Muskoka.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Foundation invests in creating a safer community by supporting efforts to pilot new strategies and improve officer safety and effectiveness, while promoting trust in and support for the police in our community.