If we are to succeed in responding to the significant environmental challenges we are facing as a society, humans have to recognize we are a part of nature and not simply an outside observer of it. Each of us has the opportunity to help conserve nature, starting in our own backyard.
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As a registered charity we depend on contributions from people like you!
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How Do We Do It?
Programming
Watch to learn about OCWC's programming, including tree planting, tree protection, flow device initiatives, community presentations, school workshops, and nature discovery workshops! |
Restoring an Urban Wetland
OCWC has been working with Public Services and Procurement Canada, National Capital Commission, and the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority on the restoration of a valuable urban wetland. Watch a CBC news story about this exciting project: |
What's New
Let's Chat Wildlife
BeaversWith the use of flow devices, people can live alongside beavers without conflict. Take a look at OCWC's open letter to the City of Ottawa regarding their management of beaver conflict sites.
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BatsBats are critical to insect control and pollination! Download and print our bat poster to share in your community to raise awareness about these amazing animals!
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CoyotesCoyotes are common to see around the Ottawa region—check out these informational pages on living in coexistence with these creatures.
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Download our free brochure to learn about the wildlife commonly found on the trails around our Centre, located at Carling and Moodie.

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Get Connected With OCWC!
The Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre is a registered Canadian charity (#13224-0284-RR0001). Click here to make a tax-deductible donation.