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The Zoological Society of Montreal
The Zoological Society
of Montreal
The Zoological Society of Montreal was incorporated in 1964 with the
principal objectives:
to promote and develop an interest in and knowledge of wildlife;
to encourage the study of biology and nature sciences;
to encourage the protection of wildlife, particularly the wildlife of Canada.
For nearly 40 years, the Society has been actively and successfully
working towards these goals. At the invitation of the City of Montreal,
the Society presented a pavilion on endangered wildlife at Man and His
World for four consecutive summers. Canadian wildlife, extinct and
threatened, was featured in the extensive exhibition. The Zoological
Society was pivotal in drawing attention to the plight of the
St. Lawrence Beluga whale and has worked extensively to protect this
endangered mammal. Throughout the years, the Society has been active
in numerous conservation issues, both national and international. Much
remains to be accomplished, however, and we need your support in order
to continue our work in the future.
Who We Are
The Zoological Society of Montreal is a non–profit organization
depending solely upon the support of its members in order to operate.
The Society in turn, donates funds and in some cases, organizes specific
fundraising events to benefit vital conservation projects. For example,
the Society adopted a Beluga or white whale to sponsor research by the
St. Lawrence National Institute of Ecotoxicology.
The Society has also purchased over 50 acres of Central American
rain forest in a World Wildlife Fund program to protect the
dwindling habitats of countless animal and plant species.
Most recently, the Society has become actively involved in a conservation
project with the Nature Conservancy Canada, in which its main objective
is to protect the endangered Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle and
its habitat in the Missisquoi Bay area. The Society also supports
the work of the Center for the Care and Rehabilitation of
Injured Birds of La Monteregie.
Monthly Meetings
From September to May of each year, lecture and film presentations
are given by eminent zoologists, conservationists, photographers and
wildlife artists.
Field Trips
Fox in Mont Tremblant Park,
one of our regular destinations.
(Gary Jones Photo)
Throughout the year, field trips are organized to visit wildlife
sanctuaries, national and provincial parks and museums. Many of our
field trips are organized for birdwatchers. The Society was the
first to sponsor whale watching trips to the Saguenay region
of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, where one of the most accessible
concentrations
Whale near Tadoussac
(George Midgley Photo)
of whales in the world is to be found. The Society started these
trips in 1970 in order to gain a better understanding of these
magnificent mammals. For details, see the
Whale Watch page.
Monthly Newsletter
The Zoological Society's newsletter is published monthly and includes
regional and international conservation news, as well as information
on the Society's programs and activities.
Upcoming Meetings
Field Trips
Whale Watching Trips
Membership Application Form
Nature and Ecology Links
Financial Support
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board Archives
For further information, please contact the Zoological Society of
Montreal at:
1117 Ste–Catherine Street West, Suite 525
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3B 1H9
Tel: (514) 845–8317
E–mail: contact@zoologicalsocietymtl.org
Office hours: Monday to Friday — 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
This page last modified on: Tuesday, May 18, 2004
The site was created by
Ventures East. Maintenance by SMWebster.
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