Who We Are
We are a team of professional wildlife guides with experience in Saskatchewan’s north.
Our Mission
At NorthGuard Wildlife Services, our mission is to protect people, safeguard operations, and promote the responsible coexistence of industry and wildlife. We are committed to delivering professional wildlife risk management solutions that prevent incidents before they occur, minimize operational disruptions, and preserve the natural ecosystems where our clients work.
Through expert field personnel, proactive planning, and a culture of safety, we empower organizations to operate confidently in remote environments while maintaining the highest standards of environmental stewardship, integrity, and operational excellence.
NorthGuard Wildlife Services — Where Safety Meets the Wild.
Our Partnership
NorthGuard Wildlife Services is proud to partner with Wilderness Family Outfitters, a respected outfitting operation with decades of experience working in Saskatchewan's remote north. Through this partnership, our team brings extensive field knowledge gained from operating safely in some of Canada's most challenging wildlife environments. Daily experience observing wildlife behaviour, navigating remote terrain, and managing encounters with black bears and other northern species has shaped the practical, real-world approach we bring to every project. This partnership allows us to combine proven wilderness expertise with professional wildlife risk management, delivering trusted solutions that help protect people, support industrial operations, and promote responsible stewardship of Saskatchewan's northern wilderness.
Proven Field Experience
15+ years working in black bear and wolf country
Thousands of hours in remote wilderness operations
Hundreds of guided wilderness expeditions
Extensive experience safely managing bear and wolf encounters
Experience operating in northern Saskatchewan's most remote regions
Practical experience identifying and interpreting wildlife behaviour.
Expertise in preventing human–wildlife conflicts through proactive monitoring.
Knowledge of wildlife attractant management and safe camp practices.
Commitment to non-lethal wildlife deterrence whenever practical.

