

2026 Newfoundland and Labrador
Habitat Conservation Workshop
We are excited to welcome you back for the 2026 NL Habitat Conservation Workshop! This year's focus will be on Species at Risk Habitat. This workshop is open to various levels of government, Indigenous communities, ENGOs, industry representatives, and other habitat conservation practitioners. Invitations have been sent out, if you are interested in attending and did not receive an invitation, please email samconservation@gmail.com.
The 2025 Inaugural NL Habitat Conservation Workshop aspired to be a gathering of those involved in and dedicated to the management and conservation of natural lands/wildlife habitat in the province. This workshop brought together a strong community of practice to: promote knowledge sharing, foster collaboration, and ultimately advance action to stimulate solutions to identified issues. The goal of this workshop was to sustainably manage, in particular, our natural lands, for future generations. 2025's theme was focused on provincial wetland management practices and policy with the goal of starting a Wetland Policy Working Group.

Goals of the Workshop:
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Raise Awareness: Highlight current initiatives and best practices in habitat conservation and land management.
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Advance Action: Foster collaboration and develop strategies to accelerate habitat conservation efforts.
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Promote Knowledge Sharing: Create a platform for experts to share insights and experiences.
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Network Building: Foster collaboration and partnerships between diverse stakeholders.
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Capacity Building: Provide training and resources to enhance the capacity of individuals and organizations.
2026 Workshop Details:​​
When: Thursday May 28th-Friday May 29th, 2026
Where: Capital Hotel (208 Kenmount Road, St. John's, NL, A1B 3P2)
If you require accommodations, rooms have been blocked off at the Capital Hotel, please contact the Hotel by May 4th to reserve (Booked under “Stewardship Association”):
https://www.steelehotels.com/our-hotels/capital-hotel/
Registration Fee: $50/attendee
The Registration Fee helps to offset some of the costs associated with hosting this workshop (meals, refreshments, venue rental, registration, audio/visual support, etc.). Non-profit organizations and municipalities can apply for a Registration Fee discount and/or travel subsidies. Discounts and subsidies are not guaranteed and are determined on a case-by-case basis. Please email samconservation@gmail.com prior to registering to inquire.

This workshop is by invitation only, open to various levels of government, Indigenous organizations, ENGOs, industry representatives, and other habitat conservation practitioners.
2025 Workshop Photo Highlights:




