HOME > Robin and Sylvia Campbell Scholarship to Benefit Wildlife (2025)
The Scholarship:
North Island Wildlife Recovery Association will award five $2,000 scholarships in the summer of 2025. Scholarship recipients shall also receive a one-year membership to North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre.
Are You Eligible to Apply?
Are you currently a full-time student registered in one of the following?:
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a high school in SD69 graduating in 2025
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post-secondary (undergraduate or college) program
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graduate degree program
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diploma program
Are you enrolled in full-time studies that benefit wildlife?
Examples include the study of animal care, biology/ecology, coastal/marine studies, earth science/geology, environmental studies/education, natural resource protection, resource management, veterinary medicine OR other studies that directly benefit wildlife.
Are you a Canadian citizen who previously lived or currently lives on Vancouver Island?
If you answered 'Yes' to all 3 questions, then we welcome your application.
How Will Your Application Be Evaluated?
Applications will be judged on:
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the relevance of the post-secondary academic program in which you are enrolled
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your transcript and the level of excellence demonstrated in relevant subject areas
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[High school applicants only] your involvement in volunteer and extra-curricular activities that demonstrate their dedication to wildlife and/or the environment.
Five Steps to a Successful Application
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Download and complete the Scholarship Application form.
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Write a 400-500 word personal statement describing your educational and career goals as you see them now.
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Include a current resume that details your education, work experience, honours and awards, extracurricular events, community activities, and employment.
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Provide copies of post-secondary transcripts.
High school students: Provide proof of acceptance into a post-secondary program. -
Download and print 2 copies of the Referee Request form. Provide then retrieve the two sealed letters of recommendation that address your academic achievement and potential for success in your post-secondary studies. (**Instructions are provided in the Scholarship Application form.)
Mail* or hand-deliver your completed application package with the 5 required components to:
Joyce Lee, Executive Director
North Island Wildlife Recovery Association
Box 364, 1240 Leffler Rd.,
Errington, BC V0R 1V0
*NOTE: If you choose to send your application via Canada Post, you are encouraged to track your package so you can ensure it arrives by the deadline. Late entries will not be considered.