The Massey student wildlife and conservation club (MSWCC) originated in 1992 and functions as a forum for students with an interest in wildlife and conservation to meet and exchange knowledge and opportunities.

The club meets fortnightly on Wednesday’s between 1 and 2 pm in AH3. During these meetings a wide range of wildlife and conservation experts including, but not limited to, Massey academics, wildlife veterinarians, DOC workers and environmental advocates, come and share their experiences.

The club also offers various volunteer opportunities such as helping out at Whanganui bird rescue, walking trap lines for the Ruahine Whio Protectors and tree planting days. Field trips are run throughout the year with conference and workshop opportunities in a range of areas.

For more information, like us on Facebook (Massey Wildlife and Conservation Club) or send us an email at masseystudentwildlife@gmail.com.