The federal government this week took steps to improve the health of our oceans, including a move to designate Gwaii Haanas off the north coast of BC as a National Marine Conservation Area Reserve,... Read More

As the oil continues spilling into the Gulf of Mexico, we hope daily that the next never-before-attempted solution will stanch the flow. Americans are asking “how could this happen?” Canadians are asking: Could this... Read More

http://www.cbc.ca/politics/story/2010/06/14/g8-summit.html#ixzz0r8h8F5cA Read More

The providers we use are CNW’s MediaVantage, which tracks Print, Radio, TV and Internet coverage by keywords that WWF inputs into the software. All WWF mentions are monitored and reported on by the Communications... Read More

     Greg Bourne, a former BP executive now with the global environment organisation, said imagining nations could deal with a drilling accident in the Arctic with current technology and resources would be “a triumph... Read More

“From solar heating and wind energy, to butterfly gardens and cycle repair shops, these students have many of the answers to the environmental challenges we face,” said Gerald Butts, President and CEO, WWF-Canada. “We’re... Read More

Reprinted with permission of The Hill Times, June 21, 2010 AS GULF OIL SPILLS, ENVIRONMENT GROUP CALLS ON FEDS FOR INDEPENDENT PUBLIC ENQUIRY INTO OFFSHORE DRILLING IN CANADA By KRISTEN SHANE      Some environmental... Read More

TORONTO – A life-sized polar bear sculpture, carved from a 10 tonne block of ice, was put on display in Toronto today to raise public awareness about the need for political leadership on climate... Read More

Josh Laughren, Communications Director for WWF-Canada, is available for comment today. As the lights went off in cities across Canada last night, he was in the middle of the action at Earth Hour Unplugged,... Read More