Northwest Profiles | KSPS PBS: From endangered whooping cranes to Vancouver Island marmots, the Wilder Institute in Calgary, Alberta is working to protect some of the world’s most at-risk species. In this episode of Northwest Profiles, Chief Conservation Officer Dr. Gráinne McCabe and her team share how community conservation, species translocation, and hands-on recovery programs are helping restore wildlife populations in Canada and beyond.

The Hill Times: Canada is often defined by nature. From the Atlantic coastline to the boreal forest, from prairie grasslands to Pacific rainforests, our landscapes and wildlife are woven into our national identity. They are why people travel here, why communities thrive, and why many of us feel a deep sense of belonging to our country. But beneath those postcard views, something is quietly going wrong.