Every year, WCN’s Wildlife Conservation Expos provide a unique opportunity to bring together wildlife’s most ardent supporters with some of the world’s leading conservationists to connect, share stories, and make life-long friendships. At Expo you can hear what it’s like to live and work in some of the most remote parts of the world and you can speak to conservationists directly to learn what you can do to help. Expos give you a chance to dive deeper into your love for wildlife, to learn what conservationists are doing to protect endangered animals, and become inspired to make a difference. It’s an event you won’t want to miss.
For more information and event updates, keep an eye on this page!
Spring Expo
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Cañada College
Redwood City, CA
Fall Expo
Saturday, October 12, 2019
Mission Bay Conference Center
San Francisco, CA
Wondering what an Expo day is like? Read A Snapshot of the 2018 Wildlife Conservation Expo and watch the presentations to find out.
Have questions? Call us at 415.202.6380 or email us at events@wildnet.org
The Expo is full of fascinating, inspiring presentations by conservationists from around the world. Browse the schedule below or click here to view the detailed event invite.
Yes, ample parking is available at lot 6. ADA parking is available in lot 4, just outside the theater. Click here to view a map of the parking lots at the venue.
If the event is not sold out, tickets will be available for purchase at the door. We recommend purchasing your tickets in advance in order to ensure availability.
Dr. Jane Goodall will not be at Spring Expo, but she will participate in the 2019 Fall Expo.
A boxed lunch is available for purchase at the event for $15. Vegetarian and vegan options will be available.
Tickets to Expo are $50 for general admission and $25 for students.
Safari West was born in the late 1980’s when a man by the name of Peter Lang purchased 400 rolling acres in the foothills of the Mayacamas Mountains. Relocating his small but growing collection of exotic wildlife, Peter quickly converted the former cattle ranch into a world class conservation breeding facility.
As Peter set to work establishing captive breeding programs for the varied and often critically endangered species in his collection he worked closely with local zoological facilities, including, of course, the San Francisco Zoo. It was there that he met lead curator, raptor-specialist, and his future wife, Nancy Lang. Combining their unique skill-sets, the pair set about turning this vast swath of oak woodland into the world class wildlife preserve it is today.
Our flagship Fall Expo takes place on the second Saturday in October. This is our biggest and longest running Expo, it draws a crowd of over 1,200 people and over 50 conservationists from around the world.
This Expo offers an unforgettable day of storytelling and inspiration, the opportunity to connect with other wildlife enthusiasts, and the chance to support protection for endangered animals big and small, from lions and elephants to cotton-top tamarins and penguins.
Our flagship Fall Expo will take place on Saturday, October 13, 2018 in San Francisco. Stay tuned for details.
Spring Expo takes place at the end of April and offers a smaller, more intimate experience that still maintains the same level of inspiration and enthusiasm as the Fall Expo. At Spring Expo you have the opportunity to take a deeper dive into conservation; presentations are fewer in number, but longer and more in-depth.
Our Spring Expo is typically held in northern California at the end of April.
Did you miss an Expo presentation? No problem, all the presentations from past Expos are available to watch on video.
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