Western Canada Wilderness Committee

The Western Canada Wilderness Committee is passionate about saving wilderness and wildlife.

They are currently fighting to save the wild rivers of Bute Inlet and the B.C. Wild Salmon.

Across the country, the Wilderness Committee has more than 30,000 members and an additional support base of 30,000 donors.

They maintain offices in four provinces and an on-the-ground presence in many Canadian communities.

It is the combined voices of thousands of supporters, in partnership with their dedicated board, staff, and volunteers that has allowed the Wilderness Committee to campaign successfully to protect millions of hectares of Canadian wilderness in over 40 key wilderness areas.

The Wilderness Committee is a citizen-funded charitable organization.

Mailing Address:
227 Abbott St., Vancouver, BC V6B 2K7, CANADA

- Web Page: Western Canada Wilderness Committee
- Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODs40vaFYLs
- Related Listings: Environmental Charities

Volunteering Opportunities:
Right from the start in 1980, volunteers have played a key role in the Wilderness Committee. All volunteers are provided with instructions and support that makes volunteering with the Wilderness Committee a satisfying and fulfilling experience.