The CC-IUCN is a not-for-profit organization consisting of individual, non-governmental organization and government members. Current members include:
Organizations
- Alberta Recreation and Parks Association
- Calgary Zoo
- Canadian Association for Humane Trapping
- Canadian Association of Zoo and Wildlife Veterinarians
- Canadian Biosphere Reserves Association
- Canadian Commission for UNESCO
- Canadian Museum of Nature
- Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
- Canadian Parks Council
- Canadian Society of Landscape Architects
- Canadian Wildlife Federation
- Conservation Visions
- Ducks Unlimited
- Earth Rangers
- Environment and Climate Change Canada, Canadian Wildlife Service
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada
- Fur Institute of Canada
- International Fund for Animal Welfare
- Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
- IISAAK OLAM Foundation
- Kawartha Land Trust
- Nature Canada
- Nature Conservancy of Canada
- NatureServe Canada
- Ocean Wise
- Ontario Land Trust Alliance
- Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
- Parks Canada
- Plenty Canada
- Students on Ice Foundation
- Sustainable Forestry Initiative
- Toronto Zoo
- University of British Columbia, Faculty of Forestry
- Wildlife Conservation Society Canada
- Wolf Lake First Nation
Individuals
- Jim Beckett
- David Brackett
- Norman B. Brandson
- Anne Breau
- Dawn Carr
- John Cartwright
- Colleen S.L. Mercer Clarke
- Elyse Curley
- Iain Davidson-Hunt
- Shailyn Drukis
- Christine Elwell
- Eli Enns
- George Francis
- Sishir Gautam
- David Gauthier
- John Girgis
- George Greene
- Paul Grigoriev
- Luke Harrison
- John Herity
- Jim Johnston
- Elena Kreuzberg
- Clément Lanthier
- Danna Leaman
- Christopher Lemieux
- Marilyn H.S. Light
- James McCuaig
- Luba Mycio Mommers
- Yves Paris
- Marc Patry
- Agnes Pawlowska-Mainville
- Anurani Persaud
- K.G. Lahiru Ishan Samaranayake
- Scott Slocombe
- Risa Smith
- Jérôme Spaggiari
- Guy S. Swinnerton
- Jim Thorsell
- Liette Vasseur
- David Welch
- Lynn Wilson
- Stephen Woodley
Youth
Young people play a vital role at the CC-IUCN. As part of a broader initiative within the IUCN, the 2014 AGM was dedicated to how we can better engage youth in the implementation of its mandate.
CC-IUCN Youth Ambassadors have led discussions on how to better connect younger generations to nature and its protection in Canada. Youth are also represented on the CC-IUCN Board of Directors.
