On the good news front, the peregrine falcon and the sea otter have made a comeback. Less positively, the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) assessed 18 new species as being at risk of extinction in Canada, including the black-footed albatross, basking shark and eastern flowering dogwood.
WWF-Canada’s Species Program aims to: tackle global trade in endangered species through our international TRAFFIC program; fund research into species at risk in Canada through our Endangered Species Recovery Fund; and reduce the effects of climate change on species, especially on northern species such as polar bears.
WWF-Canada’s Species Program aims to: tackle global trade in endangered species through our international TRAFFIC program; fund research into species at risk in Canada through our Endangered Species Recovery Fund; and reduce the effects of climate change on species, especially on northern species such as polar bears.


When you and a group of friends or colleagues put all your climate change efforts together, you can have a significant impact on the planet.