Become a member now.
Be a part of a community of practice for
wildlife professionals in British Columbia,
and around the world.
2 WAYS TO JOIN
1. Become a member of The Wildlife Society and the BC chapter:
After joining The Wildlife Society choose to become a member of the BCTWS
and, optionally, the Canadian Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Be a part of a community of practice for
wildlife professionals in British Columbia,
and around the world.
2 WAYS TO JOIN
1. Become a member of The Wildlife Society and the BC chapter:
After joining The Wildlife Society choose to become a member of the BCTWS
and, optionally, the Canadian Chapter of The Wildlife Society
2. If you wish to become a member of the BC Chapter (BCTWS) only,
please send an e-transfer of $10 (CAD) to [email protected]. Your e-transfer will be automatically deposited, so please ensure that you put your first and last name in the memo line, as well as the email address that you wish to be associated with your membership.
If you have any issues, you can reach us at [email protected].
please send an e-transfer of $10 (CAD) to [email protected]. Your e-transfer will be automatically deposited, so please ensure that you put your first and last name in the memo line, as well as the email address that you wish to be associated with your membership.
If you have any issues, you can reach us at [email protected].
Benefits to membershipDiscounts for conference/events
Access to newsletters and other exclusive information Training opportunities Position statements on conservation issues Solidarity with your fellow wildlifers Contact us now to join or learn more. |
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JOIN THE BCTWS EXECUTIVE BOARD
Interested in joining the Executive Board and helping shape the future of the BC Chapter of the Wildlife Society?
Visit our Bylaws and Elections page to see which positions we are currently recruiting for and to apply. Reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
Visit our Bylaws and Elections page to see which positions we are currently recruiting for and to apply. Reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
PHOTO CREDIT: Bear: ACME Research Lab; People: BCTWS